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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-06
OEFiEO az STATE JUDGE.
Judge Vert. o. Alabama. Oisreoards
Federal JUDGES Order.

Montgomery. Ala sep ~ hen
shown The report Of the .hsyC" to
MS gran jury b" Jrhs" Trunla. Mcr'
OF ~. MORAN c,NlEiy law and rouiiy
court, ~ ~h.cn Il t.aare WI pail 10
~. o-:,"'S OF 90 'r1.r..l c'ur' ~ TIE
c;tj 4 " - ;r're~, .i''G..e TOO q
Jone- 81 -. al; ~. -, co"ri, !. ID"
on! ri. ga. meat.
"lH;u .Or:N e. .rr GA. ", MN
gan county as ana ,c.!,, cp"'' IA
doc,a. cd war a-..:.,t tAe lu..r,
Sla'r>"
With a laugh JUDGE Jones dis.
missed tie SUBJECT
jul-r We:: Instructed nis jur, tina;
the r;:ht ~ prose FOR Vi la'on ~
state statues held NJ b> or,.rr Of a.,
ftt' raj court was not stopped, n'-;h
er could il be b. order Of amy fedora.
court. i'rHcr, 1t va, not only ;te
dui! OF the jury 20 inve ,'iga't. hn,
l, couli avoid such action and ob,
serve their oath. he aid taat wni'"
the freight rate act ma! be snsNcr'-
ed. tl'c:" i Cllinc to SOW that IA.
apples 10 IL" IA s>cn.'r rates and X
VIII b. the duty OF e court to fully
inve :.gate such irrrcuiayi tie-.
Jaico lcN.s. having granted TIE
injunction an'i bI tle louisville and
Nashville read. wl"r' sh"rifS and
solicitors ale resi- rain"d FROM prose
cutting under the acts. II makes Il
quite possible that in few days at
least toe will be Cla>a OF the
courts. Thee Is no duu1t Of the
attitude Of Judge Jones OF the fcder-
al court. III. mas given II out that
any man making an arrest for failure
TO keep one Of these enjnined acts will
ne at once sent TO prison for cont Inpt
Of his court.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-06
NOVEL WEDDING CEREMONY.
Locked in Fseproof Safe Couple Take
MARRIAGE Vows.

Spokane. WASH. Sept. 5.-A de-
aire for tie unusual prompted Alice
Mooney, q belle OF the Pa'ousc wheat
district. to ask Judge Thomas II.
Brantz, Of the superior court at Wal
10 Walla. TO perform the ceremony
Of her marriage with John A. Ray
mOnd. q rancher. in the vault in the
Office Of the county clerk.
Judge Hrt ntZ. VINO was q pony ex-
pr, as rider in the early days. las not
lost his love TO- the novel OF adyen-
turr. He quickly assentcd and the
service Was read while the wedding
party was in the stce!cnca>ed strong
bCN.
When the groom handed the fee to
the Judge II was the understanding 1t
should be expended for waterme lens :.
the entire court house staff being
guests. Many others were Assem-
b!ct on the Lawn when a wagon filed
to the guards with ripe melons hove
in sight, but the bride and groom did
no, remain TO participate in the fes-
t!vitics that followed.
Il nave Officiatod ut horseback.
automobile. county fair and thresher
Weddings" sail Judge Hrentz. but
Mis- is the frs, time that ever beard
Of bridal party being locn'. IN 4
H.. proof Nalit while r.. S.reh.O y
vas -, rforn.ld II tho leslie !..
the love, continues !; Wi. act .e
loLg before judges and ministers will
be required to have airshps as part
OF the equipment.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-06
sHoWs AN INCREASE.
Circulation Statement OF Comptroller
Of tn Currency.

Washinetou. Sept. 5.-The month
" circulation statement issued by the
comptroller OF the currenc! shows
that AZ tne close OF business Aug
81 last. tie total circulation OF ma
tional bank mo- vas $GA0. o3C 20.
which Is an Il r, fo- tn year OF
90 .20i .0ls. am . BE. as =" T. q"
uonth OF SfC0 i35.
The circulation basel on lN.tc /!
States bonds amounted 10 &o5C 40.
Oh. an increase for the year OF 81: =
SOC ,7c7. and an increase for the
month Of 81 90: CT.
Tne amount of thr circulation Sc
cured by lawful money was 81 no..
%l4. an increase for the wear OF FL
%. POI. and a decrease for the month
81 81 "ro -.
The amount OF the bonds and de-
, At, 10 A,Cu., Vi!,ulatiOn notes Was
>55S .3l9.To. az! 20 secure public de-
posits. $40. IS: .r5l.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-06
6 KILLED; IS INJURED.
Fatal Wreck Of Excursion Train on
Canadian Pacific Railway.

Orangeville. Sept ga Canadian
Pacific Railway special train carrying
over coo passengers bound for tie
Toronto exposition vas wrecked on
Tuesday, 2 mics south OF hC:c. Six
per .ons were killed and over 81 in-
jured.
The train pulled into Oranc"v'i''
'one fonr late A half hour later the
locomotive jumped the rails ON n"
down grade o! the HORSE Shoe od:.'
OF the Caiaxon mountain. Five
crowded coache- were iilcd UP on toy
OF the locomotive. ~ O!an-tN:iie
every scat MAS filed n-d several
were standing IN the aislcs These
ears were damned tocrtaer In the
1erce snoch No les than Co" pas
seEger- were in tho car ,lat len ia'
rails. ~ Icasi twenty five wor' IN.
Jured. E!ary 81 them >,.iuus.y. S.\
We're Killed outrich:,
The on! explanation 10! the wreck
70 that TIE engineer wa trying 10
make NJ tine and tool -" Horse
shoe curve a. nigh rate Of speed.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-06
$3,588,O00 SURPLUS
Statement OF Government Receipts
and Expenditures.
FOR The MONTH OF AUGUST
s<atemsnt Of Comptroller Of the Cur.
esney Shows that the Total Cireuia'
ton Of Bank Notes Tor the Month
81 AUGUST was &S4o, os6. 321.

Warrington. Sept. 1.-THE com.
oarAtiye statement Of tie e"vernntL'
receipts and expenditures saows taat
Cor tn, month OF August. 1917. the
tota! receipts were SIS ,22G."sl. aud
the expendi ,ures 50 .Cj' $50. wH.ch
leaves a surplus OF s. .Css. 43l.
The receipts from customs amount
a 10 S2a ,1lG, 40. gain Of 1904 900:
from Internal revenue. w I'll 10.
sain Of $3.50. 900: from miscellaneous
sources. &6.2,s. +2j. q gain Of over
u 900 900. Although the receipts
we've about 81 900. 900 greater than
for August 1906 the expenditures were
nearly $7.0OS 900 In excess OF those
tor the corresponding month last year.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-06

ocNv STRIFE IS EsoxEN.
Te,earaohers Say There 10 No e-:at
In Strikers Esnks.

Al,a:!''. - t. - :" = no.
Ing - IT," capita loan! a,,:.,d Il
press CONN! i'i,, al -" I,'a. T,l"Hra-
phtrs uni.n Atcu q 80. .inncd Tues
dl} Eic', r,.ardng t"c curr,i' r,py";
tla; t.r s.ji "al oacr brontu IN
Houston. Te\.. AMI that 'wrrt! I'VE
ncn mad been .-emp'oyed at Ct.ca-
GO.
ITS all cream, emanaiins from
the r.inds Of ,hc local officials OF
tac Postal Te."er.s.A." declare d a
mcnj,- uf the committee I'VE re-
c"ive daily bulletins from all over
the country. and they tell rs no WORD
Of any break In the strike, VI
course ,ie s:ort's fake How car
the telegraph people expect t.,e pub
lie to believe TITS when officials OF
the companies stated u few DAYS ago
that they were doing a normal bust
ness witt the up yators they had. and
that they didn't need the services OF
the strikers" More than that, the
companies declared that they would
not re.empIcI any ~ the strikers.
How do they account for that IN
con sistency' II they were doing a
normal business With the force they
had q few DAYS ago. what are they
doing with tn" services OF % surplus
men in Chicago and whole new force
In Houston?
Tine strike hasn't broken. The
situation Is more encouraging today
than II has been since the FIRST OF our
aumbCr walked out.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-06
ACTOR L AMsF,ELo's WILL.
Entire Estate. 18th real and Person
al. Lett to Sis Widow.


New York.. sept 5-TAe contents
II the will left by Richard W. Mans
field have been ma lie public here 10y
Irving Ditt.nhofer. who was In charge
Of MIR. Mans:itlds legal affairs.
The Will was made In 1894 and az
ter providing for the payment Of oil
Just debts LETT by Mr. Mansfield. the
entire estate. both real and personal e.
Is LEI; TO Mrs. Mansfield. who Is
made the solp cxccutrix.
IA tnc will was made IN 1894 +.
which was before the birth Of Mr..
Mansfield's son. George Gibbs. the
boy will take his share Of the estate
az n the actor died without 4 viii
The will. w,!ch IL brief. will be pro
hatcd on Friday.
Mr. Dit.cnhocffer Was unable TO say
mitch conccr ming the size OF the es'
tate. bus IL l. certain that II Is mucn
smaller than II was originally thought
20 be-. The insurance on Mr.. Mans.
fields life. which was given at $3.50.
"o. turns ont to be sec. 900. $40. """
Of which goes to the widow and the
remainder 10 the estate. the value OF
which Is given as $3.50 900.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-06
Five Bullets in His Body.

Birmins ham. Ala. sept 5.--Tha
finding OF tho bod q Jerry Johnson :.
negro. with FIVE br."i holes pierc.
ing N. L. iel.cyo. 20 D" the sequel
OF an aiu mp :. assault Mrs.. W.
". Ellard At Snu'h Birmingham
The body OF the ,cc-o va. 'ound
In an allie, a lcvij,;r. re CO.
oners jur! r.''.:r'i vcrG,ct tIct
ne died from ~n',r', i.Gict-d by
unkno~n nfr'ics Mrs E!la.d was
sccns.ed . nero man. VITO
sie1ed her. hu, act viea she cr's~
out. A posse ~sat In :9rsuit Il LIZ.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-06
LIKE JEkYl AND HYDE.
Physician who Turned Burglar At
kjoht Goes to Prison.


West Che ter. Pa. Sept. s.
Jud - Butler has sentenced DR.. Ben
jamIn Ho,brCuk. who Was convicted
OF robbiug schnolhouses and railway
stations. to FIVE years imprisonment.
Or. Holbrook may we'll be called
tire "RaiIlcs" OF Pennsylvania. BY
day he Was well-bred. courteous
physician and could be seen driving
behind Q spanking team or paying .
visit to some Of the neighbOrs. By
night II % said. the doctor became
m audacious burgler. lOotinE railway
stations for miles around COate sville.
whe re- he made his home.
TIE frst robbery vas committed
at Wyebrooke. on the New HOLLAND
branch of the Pennsylvania railroa6'
watch was followed by others at fire.
quent intervals as daring and as pug
zling as the first.
He was suspected and finally ar
re. ted ON June IL by = railroad de-
tec,ive. Holbnook made q full con-
fesslon. admitting ar,ons other things
that he was engaged TO marry two
young women.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-06
BOAT cAPsizeo IN MiosrREAM
Party Of Young People Have Mar.
row Escape from Drowning.

Roswell. Ga. Sept. 5.-On last
Friday a party Of young people. com.
posed OF Miss Edith Wood. Miss Ara
bella DunW ody. Miss Katharin Sud-
daIh. Henry l.. Freeman and N. l..
Freeman. we're rowing on the ChattA-
hooCh.e river near Bull Sluice dam
when the boat occupied by Miss Wood
and NJ. l.. Freeman was capslzed
IN wafer 81 foot deep. Miss Wood dis
PLAYED remarkable rrrsecce OF mind .
MANAGING to keep aNoat until Ier
strength Wa exhausted
Just a. ST., Va. Going down the Sec
ord time Mr. F.e.1'ar reached her
and supported h"- Nm! TIE boa, &C.
cupied hS th'!' terror stricken COM
ran!onS rcar4cl t.!'-n and carried
the N ashore
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-06
LARGE Bank at Rome .

Rome. Ca. Sept. S.-The state
men, Of the First National Bank OF
Rome. Ca. just issued. shows that
II 1, not only one OF the largest. but
one of the most prosperous banks 10
Georgia. TIE statement shows
capital Of 81" 49, r-r!us of $3.50.
600 and urc:N profits. less ex-
penses and take, paid OF $40. ono.
making 4 total capital OF $4&S. 900.
The deposits amount to more thaa
$500 900.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-06
MINISTER'S LECTURE ALFoNeo.
Spanish Monarch Rather Reckless -
to AutoNsobiiino.

London. Sept. 5.-king Alfonso.
Of Spain. according 10 . story publish
ed In Truth. has been lec.ured BY his
ministers against personally driving
the royal motor car at excessive ana
dangerous speed. HIS secret motor
exhibitions into France have also
oeen condemned b. sneM.
Tire king recently took trip from
Madrid 10 Bordeaux without knowl-
edge OF the Spanish or French author
tiles. and this caused the Frencn po-
lice /, protest that they could not De
held responsible for the kings safety
unless thu, had notice Of ais tnten >
ton 20 visit France.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-06
Roosevelt Changes Plans.

Oyster Bay. l.. L.. Sept. Sit
wa announced Tuesday ha' PreA-
dent Roosevelt will leave Oyster Bay
Cor Washington on September % in
stead OF September 20. as previous
~ pinned. The necessity OF con-
SUI; A., s,teral executive officers and
c,i,ins n working force Of his OF.
fee Installed in the reason Civ
en- fsr TIE change Of plans.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-06
COINAGE STATE n,ent.

Washington. Sept. 5.-The month
" COINAGE statcmfn. issued by tn.'
treasury Department shows that dur
ing AnncIst. 1907, the coinage. exc
cuted a; the minis of the United
States exclusive OF $40. eco pieces
coined for the Philippine government +,
amounted to 50 ,oio.:;". as fol-
lows: Gold. $2i 33i.5 $40: silver .
&Cs3 COO: minor coins. $lt1. 900.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-06
Veteran Of Two Wars Dead.

Charleston : c.. Sep :, Capt
Henry Brown. a veteran OF the Mex
lean and civil wars. aud Inventor Of
the bell buoy as now used at Amerl'
can ports, died mere Tuesday. aged
50 wears lie served during the six
ties unGer Farragut and Porter and
was commended and promoted for his
Gallant conduct.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-06
DWELLING Burns Down .

Marietta. Ga. Sept. ) -Tu"sia,
eNerroon ., go o'clock the home O.
=. a. Granting. OF Atlanta, was NJ
~ lightning and burned down. y,
~oe Vas at aoTe. The Gre depart
.ent vas called out. but as tE'
swelling ~as mil, out from thr cit,
AID could be given to save thu
:u'dins. The residence vas partial
" Insured.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-06
MS THIRD VICTIM.


Theoo Men. ~.
Columbu. Ca. Sept. S.-11D'
father Of I>oxia Edwards. Who -
Killed By Weed Campbell. at W1oo-;
wood park Tuesday. swors out . 49,
rant against the ex- marshal. ehasoei
him with murder. Some Of To -.
,e,aI talent In Georgia and Alaba0n'
will he engaged In defense Of Caaos,
bell.
This is tine third man he hss kil1o4ss
and his thai in this case will - -.
second that he has stood fOs -
charge Of murder. HE acQuitta1 O.
Opc,ika. Ala. for killing Rse1oso
Thrtford. marked the end OF 90 q;
the most exciting murder trials b IL:
history OF lee county. Ala. Y
Mrs. Campbell has been tssrso9
shocked by the tragedy and II b 49,
ported that her condition Is SERVES.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-06
IMPRESSIVE REQUIEM
Elaborate Funeral Ceremony Over
Body Of Archbishop Williams
VAST CATHEDRAL CROWDED
Requiem. Made oosply impressive BY
. Wealth o. osismW SEPTEMBER sNe
Elaborate Ritual. was cslsbsstsd ey
Cardinal oibbono.

Boston. Mass. Sept. s .-Hoaorsd
BY a prince Of the church. the car
diaal archbishOp Of Baltimore. HIS
intimate friend for upwards A 0slf
\ century. by . most Of pre'ates an
priests. by tho commOn~ cath Of the
3os ton. where We WAS born. the body
of Most Rev. John Joseph Williams.
archoiAhop OF Boston and dean Of taee
Roman Catholic hierarchy IN the Cnii,.i
ed States. was on Wednesday placed
In the crypt beneath the high sicaf
Of the Cathedral Of the Holy Gross,
which stands Is . monument 70 he
iabCTs.
The solemn ceremony Of transfee.
ring the body from the huge cant3
ialque. uron which the cAskeA> ha6
rested Monday. to It's place Of reAooo-
beneath the great white altar. follew-
ed . pontifscal mass az requiem. a,
The TcQuien. which = .. maae des9.I
~ impressive by . weaith Of solema.
splendor aud elaborate ritual. 80.
celebrated By Cardinal Gibbons. vhsoes.
rank vas bestowed upoa him ~ Hsoos
Leo Kill. q the reQusst a Ase1es
bishop Williams. We he'd 6scaleoo;
the honor IN tsvee q he slaes1es
friend In the hootQvu14.
Following the shantias a The 90
eene creed. To Deceased peslaaolo
coadjutator. and boz bic socesossss
the Most Rev. wn. n. OCoaseo0Ar
dsliv ered IN eloquent saloU. ~
Before the solemn poaeineal 0Aasl
masses for the late ArehblsA0p w.
jams we're said or os1g % 90 IT,
parish churches aud ohapels q go
Jurisdiction.
Although admission Ne by tieaeot
the vast cathedral wss crowded - 49,
doors long before the beginna9e & -
the service and Thousands stoo1. ~
the streets.
Following the sulogy. tho Ave aos3
solutions were sivea By The fo0P oGossN
Tor bishops Of the New Da&isnA $780,
ince. The anal sbsolutioa was -
en- by Archbishop OCoanesl. 49,
the service the casket Vas Dlaee1 -
the crypt under the main altar 49,
the active pallheArsrs and herost1snDe7
ly sealed. X
Among those Who attsaaed tao eov1
neral were Cardinal Mbboes. 49,
bishops Farley Of New York. Ryaa &
Philadelphia. and Moellss Of Cineos
natl: the bishops OF New DaslaaA -
rcpresen tatives Of the Roman Calnos
lie church In Canada.
During the exercises the city boonS
and IRE alarms VEN tolled. ~
city hall was closed between 10: - g <
~ O'Clock. and tae nag on the 49,
ing was lowe red to half mast.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-06
Thinks Dancer Over.

Havana. Sept. 5.-Captain Henry
d.. Thoma >on. Of the medical corps ;.
y. 8. army. WHO Is In charge OF the
ysllow fever situation At Cicnfuegos.
reports con editions there 10 be encour.
aging. and says he thinks there Is
% danger Of the overspread OF the
0Dlde0io.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-06
No, In This osessia Te,se.

Pelham. Ga. Sept. THE 49,
monIe,er registered In the sun 9 y
o'clock her. Tuesday ITO uogsooos
ror the past few days the veo1oG4
AS he, tie hottest Of Ios yoas.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-06
Fell from the Dock .

Evansville. Ind. Sept, "a ten
year-old lad. Harry Bauer. fell oe
a hoaA landing here oa1 Was dr0W0o1
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-24

our boat. From there we brought her
quickly to the yacht.
Take the boat in tow" ] cried to one
OF the men. we may get some evil
dence from her that win help u.s.
This was quickly done and we were
soon steaming back to Fresnwater bay.
Alasi however, my worst fears were
confirmed. l was too late. All that was
POSSIBLE was done. but NalentiR Ward
never recovered. The shock and ex-
posture had killcd her. Thus my efforts
on her behalf had proved unavailing.
She had risked and lost her life for
mine.
telegraphed to Dufrayer early or
the following morning. and ne arrived
at Freshwater at noon. To him / told
nv extraordinary ard awful adven-
ture.
one of our first cares was to exam
inc the boat. We then perceived what
rnadame's fiendish cruelty really meant.
A hole had been made in the bottom in
such a way that the boat would take
several hours to sink. Valentia was
also TO be the victim of a lingering
death. The name of the yacht to which
the boat belonged had been carefully
scraped off the side. thus celebrating
any chance of obtaining evidence
against madame
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-24
The JUDGE UNDERSTOOD.
fRostou Herald

The late Judge Pettengil OF the Maiden
district court concealed under an appar-
entity stern exterior a kind heart and
nothing touched him so quickly as an
unintentional witticism. especially il it
were at the expense of the court.
One lday a prisoner arraigned before
him for drunkenness. and still under the
influence of liquor. pleaded as hard as
he could TO be placed on probation
.Why should place you on probation?'
said the judge. sternly. why, you re
drunk now
mo. I'm not. your honor" said the poor
prisoner, earnestly; I'm as scb1r as u
'1 ns was placed Oh probation.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-24

Nobby Elton Jacket Suit, made Of
black, blue and brown chiffon Pan
anna. Jacket trimmed with Per-
sian braid and silk bands, short
sleeves. Skirt with palited panel
front.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-24
ENJOYS THE HOPS.
Boston Herald.}

DR.. Cabot, at one time connected with
the surgical staff of the Massachusetts
General hospital. always had ready fund
of wit 10 use in cases of emergency.
Several years ago a brakeman was
brought into the hospital in a bad con
dition, the result of an accident on the
railroad. After 2 day or two il was de-
cided TO amputste one of the mans legs
at the knee.
Well said the patient with resigna-
tion u suppose can't take in the dances
any more
Hardly" replied the doctor. but
what's to prevent you enjoying the hops.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-24
PROVED HEB A ELIRT.
exchange

Senator Penrose at the dedication of
Pennsylvania splendid capitol at Har-
risburC said of a certain speech that had
been made at a private dinner before the
dedicatory ceremonies:
THAT speech was pregnant with mean
ing. II revealed In every sentence its
authors character Brief and full and
illuminating, Il reminded me of the beau
tiful young lady who murmured to her.
self one afternoon as she paused uncer-
tainiy on street corner,
'What bore, For the life of me
can't remember whether I'm to meet Nor
ris on Tasker street or Tasker on Morris
street E"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-24
SUFFERS GREAT LOSS.
(Arponaut1

During the siege of Kimberley the edi-
tor of the only daily paper there was Oft
en- hard up to find enough news One
day IN q clubroom he found Cecil Rhodes
reading fairly new paper from Cape
Town. He borrowed il and rushed to
his own office. where it soon appeared
as a special edition. selling like hot cakes.
That same evening he met MIR. Rhodes
who inquired.
where's my Cape Town paper2"
"Oh. | cut il up for the printers" was
the reply
Rhodes, mildly THAT papef came
through by native runners and cost me
81 90"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-24

we lave moved 70 14s Main street
salt he Photo Supply Co
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-24

We are showing jaunty Eton jacket
with short sleeves finished with cuff
Of panne velvet and silk braid. Collar
to correspond. Front of Jacket fin
tshed with inlaid velvet and fancy
braid and buttons. Satin lined, full
plated skirt.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-02
BUTLER WON LAST GAME
EARLHAM FELL A VICTIM
In Rough Contest at indianapolis
Last Night the Quaker Basket ball
Quintet was Defeated by Score of
80 to 10.

Indianapolis, March Butler col
lege finished her basket ball season
here tonight with victory over Earl
ham, the score being SO to 3D. The
local lads had suffered defeat in the
first game between the two schools
by a score of 43 to % and they were
determined to wipe out the old score
tonight.
Earlham used the long pass which
Butler was able to effectively block.
Butler secured twelve field goals
while the Quakers got but two.
Twenty fouls were called on the Wis
itors while Butler was penalized
thirteen times The game was rough
and there was much Raging"
The lineup follows: Earlham-
Mote, and Hotchkiss, forwards;
Chambers. center; Birch and New
som, guards. Butler-Moraf and Nc
Kay, forwards; kitterman, center,
Rose and Davenport, guards.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-02
MORE THAN SUCCESSFUL
GET SURPLUS OF $4,000
indianapolis Raises Large Y. M. c. a.
Fund in the Stipulated Time and
There is Great Rejoicing Among
the Workers.

Indianapolis, Ind, March 1.-Those
working to raise s250,000 for new
Y. VI. ca. building in this city were
more than successful. This was the
last day of the time allotted and
when the count was made tonight
from the subscription sheets it was
found S273,000 had been secured.
There was general rejoicing in the
city over the achievement.
If the s250,000 had not been raised
by midnight, $4,000 of the amount
would not have been paid as the con-
dition under which it was subscI-SR1
was that 100000 was to be raised
by March /.
The money will be added to the
sum secured from the sale of the
present Y. NJ. c. A. building on Iii
nois street and a handsome edifice
erected lin another part of the city.
The present site is valued at $780,
900. This will give Indianapolis a
$500 900 Y NJ C. A building