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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-13
STATEMENT ENORMOUS,
saconfedsrate Veteran" VIII Make
Correction.

Nashville, Tenn, Nov, 10 MIR. s.
IA Cunningham, pWblisarr ot the Con
9ederate Veteran. the official or
&an OF the United Confederate Veto
rams Association. stated In regard to
aha publication that General Grant,
admiral F'araput ana General Thorn.
a. had applied to Jefferson Davis Tor
oOmmlsslous In the Confederate army
ehAt AZ rc rurc ot the publication
OF Captain De Rossvr's Communica.
elon In the Veteran re had his mis-
Wiyings as 10 tnc correctness ~ the
u4atemcnt md lnar later tnvostlga-
a,on had convinced him II vas Crro-
neous
As a result ~ these m,c-tirallons
MR.. Cunnlurhan announced that 'u'
ulecemher number ot rH" Veteran
fwould contain cnrrCc' .ln.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-13
Death was Accidental.

1honasvt.c Ca, Nov. L. .Tlom-
a. Ni.ca'.|. Who Vss arrested Thurs.
DAY cha %. viii 'hc murder ot Thom.
as foy, al pushing 1im 'rrm a third
story window ot tAr S'usr' Ahgs, was
released '-0u custody a. commit
uleut trial haze saturday TIE pros,
"cu,iou fa,.'d 20 make a shovlrr and
The evidence bore out me Ncrdict II
The cOruaegs Jury rat death Vas &C
gItpnsal
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-13
Graves Leaves Last Of Week.

atlanta. Nov. l2-Co,un'l John
Temple Graves, editor Of the Geor-
gian to whom a farewell banquet was
given AZ the Kimball house Saturday
night by 7. l.. Seely. will leave A..
lanta the AFTER part OF the week to
take charge OF his new duties with
the Hearst papers in New York. My
present plan said Mr Graves last
niEht, Is To cave Atlanta either Fr.
lay o- Saturday may spent a day
Ia Washington. bu' N this an not
certain
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-13
Jealousy Cause, TRACED,

Wilmington pel Nov L. Re.
knrning how, aud uudinr uo mra.
nwaiting hiu Fred tudrrhl. secured
askg revolver aad Weu' Co The AuM,
of William Mellon. whcrc he fouut
AIS wife and sister Wl,uuu, q word
ne tired Two bullets into his N.ics
head. killing her, and tnen turned me
revolver upon HE sister, Rachael Ncl-
sua, airing I've shots into her BODY
ne is expected to die. underhill
ave Aimssh int0 custody. lie vas
erased NTH ieAlaGhy.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-13
Conner POO Formed

New Work. \uN Il p'~l ~
which the largest copper oya,"ur-s
81 E,ir,p, a.c appreciated. SANS The
Time Mon I,. SaS 0C'a''. 'E-U d
Ia Logtou AID las purchased -". COO
'ons e.! copper TIE copper l. %
De delivered In NoNcm5cr AID De
eemser. III, amount Involved Is 40
proNtmaiols SIS .Oeo .e.1. which IS 10
be ralA In load0n "a delivery,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-13

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To- ne second .1l" sph
IN Atlantis A. 80 recent ..'
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J~c'ei iuto ths charge. = a.tS
expressed himg<li 10 We '@
language. whss sPssktnS % W
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idsut os tho CsorgSA STATE iah
49, m auxinman eA % 80.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-13
rhlrd Ru,,Lan P,rli,m.n,.

81 Peters ~. It was
a. rouuc~d ". t-e t..-G Rus
sIas parhSDvut e., assemble Noyem.
Der IL a, the Ts.-.}e pa.Rc~ A I'm
peritl deere wNs issues tustrucuns
tsat Goiue,lft wee presldea, o. tas
council Of ne ea2.rs, 20 open tas
seaaiOa- There all - 10 recsDdoa
q deputies 81 tae snPesor at Lhs
wSRhaE palaSe.
The Washington bee., 1907-06-01

bureau Of Yards and docks, had a
hard time keeping the electric light
ing system IN ;Ge ueigLLclhood of the
station in working order. The ca
prices of tie electrical fluid often baf-
fed his plans and many of the arc
lights near the Sands street gates
were bUr0e7 or by the energy from
the telegraph station.
Now that this energy is being
doubled, Nj Newman, and, in fact,
the electricians of the department at
Washington, are racking their brains
in search Of some means of curbing
and conf1ntug the great refractory sea
of electrical waves that will be formed
when the new station is put into
operation.
The Flushing avenue trolley line
of the Brooklyn Rarid Transit COM
pany skirts that corner of the navy
yard in which is located the wireless
station and Nj Newman fears that
unless some method of proper insula-
ton is devised. the energy from the
station will seriously affect the opera
ton of trolley cars When the thou
sands of volts are released upon the
wings of the air. many Of them are
expected to rush sraightway to the
trolley wires and trolley poles, TO the
old cannon decorations of the gate,
and even to the bayOnets and metallic
insignia on the hats Of the marine
guard stationed at the gate. These
volts will hover about these attTac-
tive cents like bees in a swarm. Each
and every minute electron will be
striving to reach the earth and to re-
turn to the generators in the power
house by the path of least resistance,
such as a metallic gas pipe, or a con-
duit or a trolley wire.
Last summer at times when atmos-
phere was surcharged with natural
electricity, as well as with manufac-
tured energy from the wireless sta
ton, the marine guard at the Sands
street gate were perceptibly affected
by the fluid. They absorbed it into
their systems so that their hair stood
out on end The metallic insignia on
their caps was tarnished and when
ever they came in contact with or
even near an old cannon. or a trolley
The Washington bee., 1907-06-01
CLAIM STRANGE GIFT
BELIEVERS ASSERT THEY CAN
SPEAK ALL LANGUAGES.
Power Can Only Sc Used for Purpose
of Exhortation-When Holy Ghost
Came Church Members Fell
Down and Winds Roared.

Denver, COI.-This city has been
the home Of strange religions and
some bizarre manifestations Of relig-
ious belief. The Schlatter incident Of
1895 still causes people to talk and
wonder, and the Sun WOTshipeTs of
two years ago are Lot forgotten. But
the strangest Cla.n set made BY any
body of believers is tuat Of the Chris
tan Assembly church members, who
say they have been granted the ApOs-
tolic gift of many tongues, and that
they can speak all kinds of Ian
guages, which they have never before
heard.
They assert that a great majority
of the 600 languages in existence to-
day have been used by their members
in their little church on Welton street
under the leadership of Divine inspi-
ration.
They claim that the distinctive mark
Of this power is the fact that no one
receiving the gift can use it for any
other than purposes of exhortatiOn.
Frequently the inspired person speaks
in language totally unknown to him.
self, they say. and makes an exhorta-
tion understood only by some one of
a foreign nationality who happens to
be in the audience.
Occasionally one of the members
will speak in a language unknown to
any one present. AS a result Of this
wonderful power they expect to send
abroad missionaries to China and
India.
The case regarded as the most re-
markable among the believers is that
of Miss Mabel Smith, a girl of 1s,
whose home is in Galveston, Tex. To
her has been given the power to speak
is languages, one for every year OF
her life, and they think that as she
adds years she will acquire Ian.
guages.
Another notable case is that of Miss
Evelyn Schippie, II, who speaks alto,
gether in the Chinese language. She
has never previously been able to
speak this language, and has never
heard it spoken.
Miss Mary BOtroff, a woman we'll
and favorably known in this city for
her charitable work, says that she
uses both Chinese and Arabic fiuently,
In a recent address made in a mission
meeting she spoke five different lang
guages so that they could be under.
stood by representatives of five differ.
ent nationalities in the room at the
time.
This power has also been granted
to the pastor of the church, Rev Gil
bert E. Farr, and his wife. There is
nothing new in this, he says. "We
The Washington bee., 1907-06-01
he Diplomat

SIMPLY De1Ieve and have proved con-
clusively that the power of the apOs-
Ties reaches down to the present time
We are now living in the Gospel age.
and everything inaLgurated by the
apostles in their age holds good in the
present. We are not a sect nor a cult.
We simply believe in the whole Cos
pei, and in this thing along with all
the rest of it."
Mr.. Farr furnishes this description
of how the gift came:
Last August a body of Christian
people was holding a camp meeting in
this city, and during the meetings two
Christian women came to us from
Los Angeles. They said they were
going to Jerusalem to preach the Cos
pei in Arabic, as God had given them
that gift and also the gift of other Ian
guages. Many of our members began
to seek it for themselves. After the
public meetings closed we all went
into a separate room and waited for
the Lord to do to US as He did to the
apostles at PenteC0st, when He gave
them the gift of languages.
THE first manifestation of the pres
ence of the Holy Ghost was when peo-
pie began to tremble and fall down
and then there came a rushing of
great winds. This is just the same
thing that happened according to the
Bible on the dag of PentecOst. Very
soon several of our members began to
speak in different languages and 9th
ers interpreted what they said No
less than 40 people men. women and
children, have received this wonder
full gift.
''As for myself l cannot tell any,
thing more about my receiving the
gift than this: My throat began to
swell and 1 was compelled to remove
my cTaVat. While I opened my mouth
under the inspiration of the Holy
Ghost, began to speak in a foreign
language which I had never studied
or heard spoken, and I have spoken
under this wonderful power many
times gince.''
The Washington bee., 1907-06-01
OF ELECTRICITY
MEANS BEING SOUGHT TO CURB
STRAY WIRELESS VOLTS.
Feared That Telegraph Station at
Brooklyn Navy Yard Will Make
Trouble in Variety of Ways
for Neighbors.

Brooklyn, y. "A vast electrical
sea viii be formed in the environs Of
the new wireless telegraph station at
the Brooklyn navy yard, when the ap-
paratus is put into operation, receiY-
ing and transmitting messages.
Anywhere from half a million TO a
million volts of electrical fluid will be
let loose in the atmosphere and every
thing in the vicinity Of the aew aug
mented station that has any electrical
affinity whatever for electricity viii
be suTcharged.
When the old station was in opera
ton, N. L. Newman, in charge Of the
electrical deDartment. Of the local
The Washington bee., 1907-06-01
SELLS HERITAGE FOR A son
Youth Accepts $4,000 for sf,5oo0NI
Two Years.

Santa Monica, GAIA stake Of 81
600 played against a fortune Of 1ea1
81 100000. with a human life as
final determining factor, are ieatli
of an unusual transaction entered
to here between Henry c. healls
one side and a syndicate Of four 4
on the other. The syndicate Is @
posed of J. c. Steele, former pos-1
ter of Santa Monica; Benjamin H1
er, until recently city attorney N
ert w. Miller, secretary 0I tle 'l4
of education, and A. w. AcFhs"
manager of the Edison Gas d Eleod
company.
Heating is one Of the heirs 20
Heating estate, worth about s5y'''
His share is about $500 o0a 1.'
can not get it until a division ol
entire estate is made possible y'
coming of age of the younger p.
This will be in two and q hall !7-
In order to convert hts Trospe,-
81, 100000 into actual cash h54-
has signed over to the sElaila'5. :.
his rights in the inheritance .'L .
600. the syndicate rUunL1g .A- =
that he may die. i'm which case a-
interest in the Kea-Lns fortune .
mass over to the other heirs. 9-,'
he live he will come into DIS .e.
the estate and the syndicate 4-- 20
be entitled to enforce its CLAIMS.
The Washington bee., 1907-06-01

pole there was a snsrrfhs sound
of electricity rushing from h
sheathed bayonetg to the trolley
OF cannon.
The trolley wire on Navy stH
will be freighted with the eleCtri
fluid this summer. And when a D
ley car comes along there may
brilliant displays Of electrical fG
The switch in the top Of the fOTW
platform of the car may slam ba
there may be disturbances in the
motors. It is to ward of conun!
eies of this kind that Newman and
other electricians Of the departn
are adding their pates for ideas
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-05-31
MCGONAGILL
ARRESTED
The Famous Roper Charged
with Horse Theft.

Clay McGonagill, of Monument,
N. NJ, worlds champion bronco
buster and wild steer roper,who
recently took part in the roping
contests in Juarez, is reported by
deputy sheriff j. d. Palm, of
Bellyille, Tex, to have been ar
rested at Midland, Tex, yester-
day, the arrest being made by
Palm. McGonagill was released
after furnishing bond.
II is reported that McGonagill
has been indicted at Bellyille,
Texas, on three charges of horse
theft. The indictments set forth
that the theft was committed in
New Mexico and the horses were
taken to Austin county in south
Texas, where McGonagill is al
legged to have sold them. 1t is
said that there are three similar
indictments against McGonagill
in the New Mexico courts and
there is likely to be some ques-
tion of jurisdiction. McGonagills
father-in-law is one of the
wealthiest stockmen in south
Texas. FL Paso Herald, 10Th,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-05-31
Prominent Young Couple
Marry.

Mr.. Geo. +. Alkire, of the In
dian Territory, and Miss Polly
Yeargin, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. w. Yeargin, were mar
ried at the home cf the brides
parents Tuesday evening, Rev.
W. E. Foulks officiating. Miss
Yeargin is an accomplished and
popular young lady of the city
and has many friends here,
among whom she will be greatly
missed, but who wish her a life
of much joy. The happy couple
left Tuesday night over the S.
p. for their home in the Indian
Territory, where Mr.. Alkire is q
successful young stockman.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-05-31

OH Glory was uufurled from
the p9a,oi.yc yesterday in honor
ol Decoration Day.
Mrs. c. y. Ambrose is orga-
n'zing a class in clocution and
physical culture. Pupils can get
information by calling at the
Lester House.
Harry Hubbard has received
the scholarship appointment to
the Roswell military school.
Harry is deserving young man
and we are pleased to congratu-
late him.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-05-31

Mr.. Sam Rlincs, q pioneer
cattleman Of Grant county, died
in Silver City this week after q
brief illness.
LOST A pair Of linoman's S
pliers. SlOO reward paid for
return to GRAPHIC Office.
MIR. and Mrs. Chas. Clark left
last Friday for California TO
spend several months on the
Pacific slope. They have been
spending several weeks in our
city visiting their daughter Mrs.
Ed Carsliadon, and Mr., Clarks
brother, Mr.. A. }. Clark, and
wife.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-05-31
Do you think it will snow?

Good old June with its roses
will be looking at US tomorrow.
A big scurry to get heat
ing stoves back in working Or
der this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pease will leave
in a few days on a several weeks
visit in California.
Mr.. j, A, Robertson has return
ed to the city from a protracted
visit to his folks in Wayne county,
Tenn.
Mrs. Wright Lawhon leaves
tomorrow for Douglas, Arjz., to
join her husband, who has locat-
cd in that city.
Don II. Kedzie, editor of the
Lordsburg Liberal, has gone to
his old home in Michigan on a
several weeks visit.
Mr.. w, C. Edwards, Of An
son, Tex, is in the city visiting
his brother, r. c. Edwards, the
well known carpenter.
Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Pollard
leave Monday for a short visit t0
relatives and acQuaintancos at
their old home in Portage, Wis.
Mr.. J. A. Mahoney is having
a road opened up to his mine in
the Florida mountains. The
mine has every indication OF
turning out rich.
Mrs, Chris Raithel and chi.
dren have returned home from q
several weeks visit in Califor-
mia. Chris is correspondingly
happy as a lark.
The compound type of engines
that the S. P. has been running
between FL Paso and Lordsburg
in the freight service are prov.
ing too light for the heavy
freight trains, and the consoli.
dated engines are being put ir
their places.
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MRS. M'KINLEY
is NO MORE.
United with Her hartyred
Husband by Death.

Canton, o., May 26. Mrs
William Mckinley, window Of
the late president, died at hel
home here at LOS this afternoon.
For many years Mrs. McKin.
ley has been an invalid. She
rallied from the shock Of hel
husbands tragic death, but il
left its mark, and when it was
known that she had suffered
a stroke of paralysis little hope
was felt that she could survive.
The end came peacefully, al
most imperceptibly. Mrs. Nc
Kinley never knew Of the ef-
forts made to prolong her life, or
the solicitious hope against hope
of her sister and other relatives
and friends for her recovery.
At the Mckinley home when
death came there were present
Secretary Cortclyou, Mr.. and
Mrs. M. C. Barber, Mrs. Sarah
Duncan, Mrs. Luther Day, JUS
tice and Mrs. William r. Day,
doctors Portmann and RiXey and
the nurses.
The funeral was held Wednes-
day, the president and a num-
Der Of the prominent Washing
ton officials attending.
The body was placed in the
vault in Westlawn cemetery,
which holds also the body of her
husband, until the completion Of
the national mausoleum on Me-
Kinley Hill, when both caskets
will be transferred to receptacles
in that tomb.
Mrs. Mckinley was GO years
old, and a grander, nobler wo-
man never lived.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-05-31
Will be a Fast Game.

Deming's fine Mexican base
ball team, the Luna Kids, and
the Mexican ball club from
Bictoria, which is also a swift
aggregation, having won from
the Kids in a close and exciting
game few weeks ago, will cross
bats at Athletic Park Sunday
afternoon.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-05-31
Seriously III.

We learn that Mr., Frank
Brown, who was here q few
weeks last winter for his health,
now lies in a serious condition
at his home in Crossyiile, Ill. We
regret to hear Of his illness.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-05-31
Real Eskimo in Deming.

A real, live Eskimo from the
ice-bound fields of Alaska, was
in the city Wednesday en- route
west. He resembled a japanese
very much, and would readily
pass as a son of the crimson sun.
The blubber eater is connected
with the government revenue
cutter service and is travelling
throughout the west for his
health.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-05-31
Swallowed q Nail.

The little two-year-old daugh-
ter of Mr.. Wayne Darling, who
swallowed a small sharp pointed
nail a few days ago, is report
ed to be in a serious condition
from the effects Of it, The nail
has been removed but it is diff
ficult to ascertain just how SER
iously the child has been injured.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-05-31
A New Dry Goods Store.

Mr.. 0. L. Shipp, who recently
returned to our city, has rented
the vacant store room adjoining
}. A. Kinnear & Co. S drug en-
porium on the north and at an
early date will open up a first
class dry goods establishment.
Mr.. Shipp is an experienced
business man, is popularity known
in the city and county and we,
predict will soon have a nice
trade built up.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-05-31

Right frosty a day or so this
week.
DR.. Walker moved out to his
claim Tuesday.
The opera house will be crowd
ed tonight to witness the Com
mencement Exercises of the pub
lie school.
Mr.. Rhctt Thomason, q well
known farmer Of the Lewis flat
district, will leave in a short
time for a visit to his folks near
Waco, Tex.
For SALE An Administer rug,
linoleum and ingram carpet.
lst door south of lossells.
A prominent young business
man Of the city will leave in a
few days on an extended trip in
the north. Madam Rumor says
he wont return alone.
Mr.. Chas. Baltzell, the prom
nent railroad man Of Little Rock,
Ark, who is here for his health,
is stopping with his brother-in-
law, Mr.. VIM. Howard.
Mr.. John Moore was in from
the farm Wednesday and drop
ped around to see us. We are
sorry to learn Mr.. Moore has
been under the weather for some
days.
DR.. Benz. f. Berkeley, Of Al
pine, Tex, is here enjoying a
short recreating trip and visit
ing some acquaintances he has
here. We had the pleasure of
meeting the doctor Tuesday.
A Southern Pacific freight
brought in a jack rabbit on the
brake beam of q box car yes
terday. He was a dead head for
sure, as the top of his think
tank" had been knocked off,
Crut Purdue, who worked here
for the s. P. company about g
year ago, was killed in the
mines at Cananea last Saturday
The friends of the young mar
in Deming will regret to learn Of
his death,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-05-31
Settled with Lady Flo.'

Settlement has been made by
representatives of the Lord
Beresford interests with Flora
Wolff, the negress, who declared
she was the common law wife of
the deceased lord. She was paid
Sl5, 900, $40, 600 of which Beres-
ford had willed her.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-05-31
For Sale Cheap.

For sale 81 miles east OF DEM
ing, 500 head graded Angora
goats at $3.50 per head. Apply
at GRAPHIC or see or write j. b.
Batter, Deming, n. vi.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-05-31

Mr., c. l.. Hubbard met with q
painful accident last week by
running a nail in his right foot.
He still "crips' about from the
effects Of the injury.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-05-31
Only Technical Charges.

We learn that the charges or
which Capt. Wright will be tried
before a courtmartial rest solely
on technicalities. In all likeli.
hood the trial will be Of little
consequence.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-05-31
Yesterday was Decoration Day.

Yesterday was Decoration Day
The skating rink is having
a good run again.
Overcoats and fires felt pleas.
ant again this week.
Miss Elizabeth Waddill is Wis.
iting friends in Las Cruces.
Mrs. F. d. Minton is enjoying
n short visit with friends in FL
Paso.
Mrs. T. II. Lcrchen will leave
shortly to spend the summer on
the Pacific slope.
Misses Kerr, of FL Paso, are
in the city visiting their brother,
Mr.. jim Kerr, and family.
Several nice showers have
fallen this week, causing q chill
illness not unlike early fall.
Mr.. Fisher, who came here
from Alpine, Tex, and bought
Rev. Foulks' claim some months
ago, arrived in the city this week
with his family.
DR.. Swopc left Tuesday night
Oh a trip to Chicago. On his re-
turn he will be accompanied 10y
his daughter, who has been at
tending school in Virginia.
Mr.. A. p. Webb was called TO
Madisonyille, KY, last Sunday
by the serious illness Of his faith
er, whom we hope, however, he
will find improved.
Mr., J. c. Vurncll and Miss
Ada Bingham, both of Spring
field, Mo-, were married in our
city Tuesday morning by Rev.
Sickles. The happy couple left
for Fort Worth, Tex, where
they will make their home.
The work on NJ. Z. Tidmore's
new residence is progressing
nicely. The Deming Stone &
Construction Co. have the con-
tract fer constructing the front
of the residence with cement
blccks.
Mr.. w. f. May, of Lake Val
ley, has moved his family to
Deming and bought the Goff resi-
dence on the south end of Gold
avenue through the Deming Real
Estate, Commission & Purchas-
ing Co. Mr.. May brings his
family here to school his chill
dren.
Piping to the amount of GO
feet is on hands for the artesian
well over and above the 1900
feet, and Mr.. Burdick informs us
this will be used in sinking the
well down farther while the
question Of going on with the
well is under consideration. In
these GO feet an artesian
flow might be struck. Who
knows?