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Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-01-29
THE GUM SPRINGS
OIL COMPANY
WILL PUT DOWN SOME WELLS
NEAR oAKWooos-eolNG AZ
TER OIL THIS TIME.

Mr.. Jim Duncan, manager of the
Gum Springs Oil company, spent this
forenoon in the city, departing on the
afternoon train for Fort Worth. Mr..
Duncan has been over to Oakwoods
to arrange for the transportation of
drilling maehkREy to the holdings of
the company IS north of Oak
woods. wherA is to begin with
in a few days. The machinery has Ial-
ready been shipped
Mr.. Duncan says the company has
ample financial backing, and that the
work is not going to cease until
good oil proposition is fully develop
ed He says it is there. and no mis-
take about it. There have been exper-
mental holes enough dug in the vi
cinity of the place to fully demonstrate
this.
Unlike efforts heretofore made in
this section, he said every hole is go
ing to be fully developed, until it is
fully proven what is in it. They are
not going to be abandoned because a
gusher is not struck, though he says
gushers are expected. He says some
pretty knotty gas propositions are GO
ing to be encountered, and blow-outs
will be anticipated and guarded against
as much as possible. This field, he
feels certain, will develop into a great
oil proposition.
In addition to the oil, he declares
there are immense deposits of salt, sui
phur, soda, Ignite, etc.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-01-29
Accidentally Shot.

A little daughter Of DR.. and Mrs.
Hathcock was accidentally shot yes
terday afternoon. just after school. but
the wound proved not to be serious.
She was hit in the head by a stray
shot, presumably from a target rifle.
The wound was dressed. and the little
lady is all right
This incident emphasizes the dan
ger Of giving boys such toys to play
with.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-01-29
COLLINS SELLS HIS PLACE
To George Vanderbilt for the Sum
Of $780,

Asheyille. n. C.. Jan. 2S.-George W.
Vanderbilt has just purchased for
$4,000 six acres of land and a log cab
in from Charles c. Collins. a negro.
When Biltmore was first established
the negro declined to sell to Mr.. Van
derbilt for what the latter considered
a reasonable figure, though it is said
Mr.. Vanderbilt offered him $500. the
negro contending for 10000
The property is practically sur
rounded by the Biltmore estate. of
which it now becomes a part. Collins
has moved TO Pittsburg.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-01-29
JURY BEFORE NIGHT.
Expected the Twelve Men to Sit on
Thsw Case Will Be Selected.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
New York. Jan. 29.-Jerome ex-
poets to complete the jury in the Thaw
case before night. He gives the States
case against Thaw and says it will be
attempted to prove that Thaw killed
White by design and after meditation.
A new panel OF one hundred men re-
ported today.
Matthias Nichols auditor of an in
surance company was excused because
he knew Thaw.
When court adjourned for lunch
eighteen talismen had been examined.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-01-29
ToLSTol DYING.
Report from Stockholm-Thousands
of Inquiries Pouring In.

Special to the Herald.
Stockholm, Jan. 2g.-Tolstoi, the
great Russian novelist. is dying, ac-
cording to a dispatch from St. Peters
burg. He is at his residence at Vas
mia. POlina.
Thousands of kilograms are pour
ing in for information and with sym
pathy
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-01-29
Fire in Ship Still Burns.

Special to the Herald.
Norfolk, Va, Jan. 29.-Fire in the
hold of the ship Inkula, from Calves
ton. with n cargo of cotton and corn,
has grown more fierce. and the ship
will have to be flooded to control it.
The cargo is valued at 100000.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-01-29
Several Were Killed.
Special to the Herald.

Special TO the Herald.
Willemstad. Curacao. Jan. 29.-Gov-
ernor Mata, former minister Of public
works Of Venezuela. and a number Of
armed troops were killed in conflict
with the followers Of Vice President
Gomez al Venezuela Sunday night. ac-
cording to dispatch received here.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-01-29
-selpEG-c IN cHIcAeoA
Continues to erow-472 New Cases in
the Last Few Hours.
Special to the Herald.

Chicago, Jan. 29.-The epidemic rec
ords in this city have been again
broken within the last twenty-four
hours.
There are 4I2 new cases of conta-
gious diseases reported. OF the new
cases 400 are scarlet fever. 90 dpih-
iberia, 81 measles and nine miscel-
laneous.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-01-29
Prohibition in New State.

E'T''-N1'11 W 0I1T1 III tITNIa
Guthrie. Ok. Jan. 29.-The liquor
traffic committee of the constitutional
convention reported favoring the sub
hitting of prohibition separately to
the people Of Oklahoma at the first
general election.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-01-29
FIVE WERE KILLED
And twenty-five Injured in Wreck on
the Boston & Maine Road.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Northampton. Mass. Jan. 29.-Five
people were killed and twenty-five in.
jured in a wreck on the Boston &
Maine road at South Deerfeld. this
morning.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-01-29
Swettenham Has ApoIogized.
ecial to the Herald.

London. Jan. 29.-It is semi-officially
stated that Swettenham has with
drawn his letter to Admiral Davis, and
at the same time apologized for writ.
ing H.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-01-29
Jim Grow" Law for Missouri.
Special to the Herald.

jefferson City. Mo. Jan. 29.-The
Missouri senate committee on rail
roads reported favorably on the Jim
crow" bill. The house had already
reported favorably on such a measure.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-01-29
Bank Statements Called For

Special to the Herald.
Washington, Jan. 29.-The comp
troller today called for the statements
of National banks to January &c.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-01-29
WEATHER FORECAST.
II Palestine and vicinity:

For Palestine and vicinity:
Partly cloudy to cloudy weather;
warmer. Wednesday. probably rain;
colder.
Minimum temperature, 40 degrees;
maximum temperature, 80 degrees.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-01-29
Demolished a Depot.

Special to the Herald.
Thornton, Ind, Jan. pa Big Four
freight train jumped the track here
this morning and demolished the de-
not.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-01-29
AbOIlshes Capital Punishment.

Special to the Herald.
Topeka, Kan, Jan. 29.-The senate
today passed the house bill abolishing
capital punishment Only the gov
errors signature is necessary to make
the measure become a law.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-27
MAOMEN IN MUT|NY
Guards Of the Daunensre ASy.
Inn Defied.
ONE OF THE INMATES KILLED
Friphtfui Night At Asylum Near
Piattsburg. N. ". When Inmates
Mvtinied and earricaded Tnen,-
selves In the Building.

P.attsJurg. y. y, Aug. -. ~-Fo'
tWu hours 1Hnr~dn! ne, M .
patients al t.'r S'A'r 40. =. q. f.. tao
Criminal ln.a'". n Dam. moe. - y;
OF t.cir guard. N..i~ OH, > IA d., Il
desperate a't-'I.h 10 fu.Cc au tA.'
from tn, uid'n2.
Not until o..c 81! the E3adn'rr M,
bon shot and Mixed aud ~. vuar.e
re enforced by less viol' NJ ihl.1t"-
and villagers. VA, The outDrcah -uN-
pressed and the patients again luch, d
~ incir looms,
Two iare. dorn.i,orics were "rr,h-
ed, Windows SMASHED. i!.n sla,.hS-
we're bent AND walls daiLsrd whcGt
an effort to NrcnCI ti' ZION bars
from Iast"nlr.,s nal been made. the
dead man Mas l@a,c Do!o1... VITO had
been at the hos raj unl! short time.
Convicted q! !2cccay in tnc second de
gree. he Vas subsequently, ordered 10
the stale hospital.
The outbreak was planned with a
good deal o! cunning. and Was carried
OuI WIN
All had been cniet amcag the ".''
men In the In L ON. when at ok
actly . O'Clock. ar I "nt any motto"
or signal having l. "a ven. almost
ali OF the inmates. wlo had been
lined up for retiring. rushed into two
OF the big dormitories and slammed
the doors in the faces Of the surprised
guards, who rushed after them.
The madnen then barricaded the
doors with beds and other furniture,
and began a fierce assault upon the
barred windows. evidently hoping tn
force all =: once and thus obtain an
easy avenue Of escape.
4 number OF the less violently In
e7ne offered their assistance to the
keepers and we're enlisted.
The town people and guards from
the prison were attracted by the ter
rife noise. and assisted materially.
when. at II O'Clock. the wariens
made a sores OF assaults and finally
forced the doors AID overLowcred the
eiOters.
This Is the first and only outbreak OF
any sort since the opening OF tie hos.
pital in 1900.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-27
ROADS TO OBEY STATE.
Rurored that Alabama VIII win the
Fight Without Contest.

Mont. ,n.c":. Ala, Aug. 90
There has "c>a lcrs ,strht !um"r In
the cit, that tlc r,ilroads that are
now out " come in and accept the
laws OF t.r state. putting them into
effect al "'%t. has iLe s.ut.e.u
anG several other lines.
1; was al q reported that Milton n.
Smith. president OF the Louisville 4
Nashville. rAiir, ad. has Indicated To
Goyrrnnr Is. Il. Conner that he de-
tired 10 haze talk with him over
the situation. A OfiCer OF tae
Western OF Alabama IL satd to have
been In conference witn the state Of
ficers this week. and leasing men,
Der OF the stan Of the Genital OF Geor-
gia was seen in the Ofice OF the ex-
ecmtive Friday.
Governor Conner was out Of the city
and could not he seen to affirm OF
deny the reports. Attorney Cen
eral CARRIER raid he had nOthing b
could say ABOUT the report a. 70 M.
Smith, nor with regard to the roads
nov out. other than to express bis en-.
tire confidence that there would b
a settlement With all OF them before
the Hryt OF October. the date which
was tixed by the governor for the last
man to be IL.
Mr.. CARRIER said shst the situation
with regard to the STATE vas pleas.
Ing and he felt 20 yell about Il taa'
he will leave MondaJ for his vacation
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-27
every GAj
Relief Fund.

New York. Aug 20. Facing the
prospect Of a long draWn-out struo-
gle. the striking te!cSlaphrrs have
taken steps to buid up their f'tnces
and furnish regular r'.ief to any
memb.rs uf the union ~..n may he In
need. There was no sign OF weak
ening on either sile. and arbitration
seems to be as Gar away As II was
the day the t"legraphers walked
out. 4 communication from l.. W.
Quick. Grand Secretary and Treas
urer Of the Order OF Railroad Te-
legraphers. was read to the strikers.
1t was an official call for q contri-
button OF 81 from every working rail-
road tceGrapher for the benefit OF the
striking commercial operators. The
or 'er has between 80. 900 and ~. Oo'
EOrking members.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-27
eoNonoLos WILL ApeGAA.
Ho'dsss o. , T"'rs '"ee'ns ce"t's'
RoXAn 0iaasAinHnA.


Savannah. Ca. Aug. 3e.--N 10
stated here that appeal will b taken
BY the holders Of the third preferred
Income bonds Of the Ceatral OF Geor.
gia railway from tho decision ot the
directors OF the company at nscoa
Friday. cutting them or from partica.
patton in the earnings o( the cOmpa'
ny Divide Ids we're declared On
the FIRST and second preferred. but
none on the third Issue. The ooa.
tention Of the bondholders 10 that
earnings have been spent illegally and
In the mortgage protecting the boea.
holders.
1t Is commended that the railroad
really earned the full $50 .OOo re-
quir,d to pay the full dividends o. al
tie three issues. 1t 10 clslme6 that
tie profits on the Oceea oesemship
company belong to the Ceatral rail-
way. The bookkeeping does Dot %
show them. Formerly. Il b said. the
steamship company's earnings were
included among those Of the railroad.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-27
FATAL PISTOL DUEL.
MarshaI Of Phenlx City. Ala. A..
TEMPTED 60 Arrest Man.

tempted 20 Arrest wan.
Columbus. Ca. Aug. 26.-Nearly
a dozen shots were fire din a dutl
Friday night in Phenix City as re-
slut OF which twO men were wound
ed. one OF taem perhaps seriously.
W. J. Vaughn. an ice dealer, went
home drinking. and. according 70
reports. ran his family out Of the
house. Marshal w. II. Speir heard
the outcry and ran to the scene. &C.
companled BY Will Higatower. = young
man.
Just as he started to enter the house
Vaughn terked out q pistol and began
firing At him. In the struggle that
followed the marshal fell Oh the porch.
Hishtower. who had prudeutly
stepped aside when the firing began.
thought the marshal vas dead and
started to investigate. and as he STEP
Ped out into the bright moonlight
Vaughn fr.d at him. the bullet graz
ing his cheek and producing q slight
wound. In the meantime the mar
sLal arose from the ground and be-
gan pmptylng his revolver at Vaughu.
About ten shots were fred and Vaughn
vas struck In the head. Tae mar
shall Was not injured.
1t IL believed that vaughn's wounds
will prove fatal.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-27
DANGEROUS SPIES.
In Commercial Telesraphers Union
Thinks Small.

CAicaEo. H.. .\ua 2;.-p"n-er
ous spir, arr IN the Commercial! Tc-
N.raHr:s union. arcu..:i"s 70 Pres
idtni >. J. SMa!
These spies are r. spon>ih'" TOR IN.
v-r..ni stampede -. he, .r charges .
and ago ty:n% 10 cause a stalA!,eu
OF u, rAli,uad t.! -,rapHvr>.
These spi"s ar" tnGrar"rhc TO cct
US int, AS .nuca trouble as possible.
ht sad. The! manipulated tains-
SAthat The stampede strike waa begun
a axe noa using every EFFORT I,
sMrad ne trouble 10 the railroad to-
Lgraphcrs.
The sru-a lonal statement OF Pr's'-
dent Small placed new ~ II ON I'VE
strike of the telegraph is and Mas "a q
to demonstrate that the national Of
ficcrs had opposed the calling OK the
Walkout
Officials of the telegraph companies
said that they were securing new mcr
every GAy.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-27
/ KILLED, MANY HURT
Wrrck on the Birmingham Rail-
road al JohsS, Ala.
IS A BRANCH OF THE l. & N.
While Train Was Running at . Good
Rate Of Speed Two Of the Coaches
Split Switch and Were Turned
Ccmp.ctely Over.

BlrMiUgnan. Ala. Aug. :G.-One
pa.>,nt,r is d al and twelve severe
:! lujrr. Il a. the result OF wreck Oh
tic Elctcn accommodation train on
the iilm'ng am railroad. branch OF
I've ioui,yil., and Nashville, 1t Johns
FIlGdy.
l.. ia.n vAa r.aailE good speed
whcL t.,c last two coaches split q
switch and were turned over com-
plrt"ly.
The dead. James Smith.
The inJurtd: Mrs. Gallagher.
badly Kurt about the head and may
d.. Mrs. Gary Tate. MIS- Bessie
White. W. \. Kirkpatrick. Mrs. n.
~ Swinf, I'd. Misc Rutn Harker.
Mrs. l.. I. Crandall. f. !. Grand
well. Mrs. McBrycr. Mrs. Cay Ken.
nedy: J. r. Krnre~'. Mrs. Hilbird.
Mrs GaIlash,r IL the only one who
Is probably fatally hurt.
The others sustained bad bruises
anu spraiE'd limbs.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-27
IMPORTANT SUIT.
Texas Seeks to Secure Damages 60
Amount Of 81. 100 900.

Chicago. Aug. GA dispatch to
che Tribune from Dallas. Tex. says
enc OF the most important antitrust
cults started in Texas was filed at
Austin Thursday.
The suit vas filed by the attorney
generals department in behalf OF the
state against the interstate Harves-
Ter company OF America. which was
organized under the laws OF Wiscon-
SIN. The petition alleges that the
def ndant CONCERN has violated toe
antitrust Law OF Texas. and demands
penalties in the sum Of 81 100 900. II
IL further alleged that this concern
has formed an unlawful combine
with the following companies. Moor
mick Harvester company. Piano Man
ufec:ur1Eg company. Wardcr. Bush
mll e. Gless. ner company. Minneap-
oils Harvester company. y. N. Os-
borne L. Co. and Aultman MaEufac-
turing company.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-27
DROVE HER CRAZY.
Claimed viiinan's Speech Had Bad e..
feet on indiana Woman.

Elkhart, Ind. Aug. 2G.-The re-
cent speech OF BENJAMIN r. TillmAn
before the ChautauQua on the Race
Problem. ;" is declared by the insan-
fly commission that considered the
ease Of Mrs. Alice G. HAM. wife OF
DR.. William F. HAM, responsible for
her condition OF mild insanity"
Mrs. HAM has been regarded a.
peculiar" for twenty years. but no
pronounced symptoms OF mental de-
rangeme Mt manifested themselves I'M
Ill after T1l!man's speech, which
Mrs. Hani heard.
She talked continually Of what the
South Carolinian had said about the
negroes and became involved In heat
ell arguments with ner husband over
points In the address.
Last week she was found wandering
around in the neighborhood mutterins
to herself. When her husband sought
to induce her to return home she sar-
castically called him "Tillman.
Frequently, when conversing with
others. she would turn to her hus-
band and address him a. "TIllman.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-27
Prod ioaI Son Forulven.

New York. Aug. eG.-Alonzo n.
laya. son Of the president Of Mica
raga. who became estrauged from his
father becaus" ~ his marriage to
Miss Stella Baker. OF Washington :.
daughter Of government clerk. has
arrived mere with his BRIDE On his way
home TO Mauacua There has been
q reconciliation between father and
son. The Eicaragi.sn chief Of state
has forgiven the prodisal and ask06
him 70 come home.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-27
DENIES THE MARRIAGE.
oi1 Would 9avs Man From chseOs
~ Oi9smy.

oId Would 9avs MAJ From charOs
~ otosmy.
Savannah. Ca. Aug. 26.-Declsr-
ing that she loves Owen .. Mock I.
and would follow him 70 the end OF
the world and back again. pretty 49,
year.old Willie Mitchell. OF Isle OF
Hope, near here. insists that sac did
not marry him In Charleston II July.
despite the abatement OF Aagistrats
Rouse, OF that city. that he per.
formed the wedding ceremony. asd
despite the girls claiming TO her
mother and brother upon their return
that they had been married.
Mock has a wife at Swainsboro. who
vas Miss Carrie Renkle. Ii was to
save Mock that Willie Mitchell swofe
In the recorders court that she was
not married to him.
Mrs. Mitchell fai laid . charge Of
bigamy against Mock
The outcome o! he case Is awaited
with much interest.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-27

New York. Aug. 26-MariOn Story.
society MAJ, artist. yacAlsmAn and
horseman aud brother OF Julian Story I.
the former husband OF Emma Eames,
com mitted suicide In his country home
near Portchester on the Sound. Mr..
Story ended mis- life by . revolver
shot. the bullet entering his right
temple. He WAS alone In the library
OF his home. Blink Brook Farm. n
the time. No cause is assigned for
the suicide.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-27
ANoeRGo MAS. taAvgs.


Copy % PeeelsWst300 Wao 0sooeoo
VoleoN 0eNpW.
Colorado SPRINGS. Coao.. AuS. D..
When Mr.. MarsaFst Howell JET
fersOn Davis Hayes. daughter oe IL
president Of the cosIsderacy. learned
that . member II ehs AsAtiAS NJ
teeuth Pennsyivaaia cavalry. attend
ing the reuaioa here. hal hang o.
the walls Of The AntIsss hotsi . COPY
Of the proclanatioo o4eTinS . rowaro
of $500, go for tAs arrest q hsr iatA-
Or and other confsderats leaders tos
alleged completely II The assassination
Of President Lincoln. she immedi-
ately raised a protest to Gsaesal Wm.
J. Palmer. the president Of the 70
union.
Before her protect had been receiv-
ed, however. General Palmer had
heard OF the proclAmatios and ordered
that II BE- taken down. eat q Osfer-
ence to Mrs. Hayss. No b the vile
OF J. A. Hayes. = bankef n Coloeaos
Springs.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-27
Died o. Fright.

Danville. Ky, Aug. S.-A0.
Frank Kemper. . prominent church
woman, was frightened 70 death while
driving q wild horse which became
0nmansseable. Death came before
she could be removed from the w.
hicle. She vas shroute to the Bap.
list association, now IN session q
Beech Fork.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-27
MAY Soak IN Macon

Macon. Ga. Aug, 90 Is not
altogether improbable tnat William
Jennings Bryan will deliver a speech In
Macon in November q, the opening OF
the negro state fair. lie nas beer
asked To do so BY the fair directors.
and II ne comes he will find some
orominent Georgians present
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-27
Trial Set Tor Monday.

Lexington. Ky. Aug. 26.-The
trial Of Ebert HarSis. Jonn Abn-r
and Bill Britton chargrd with 'Ae
assassination Of Or. b. ID. Cox. az
Jackson. Bres,hitt county. on April
IL, 1907. VII be called At SANDY
Hook Elliot county. on Monday ~
GDScixl Judge W. B. MOODY.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-27
xss.s 7Heex mA's. eass.

ssessh~ssAss~ A6so>s ossiss We1l1|
Nseeedo ooGo6.
Chicasp. Az. 9s.-TAo naoa
neat a ~ CAieaoo a. DeassAuo
en- railroad = 09Dss1Daol1og v1l4fU
0srDaa s0so6o0eees - eaUoooD
adopt Il eos 0seseal - - - 81
trains. UaNho IL s0so0000ooe -
n uss o. tho Dssalagtso. ~ 0osa
lnventiea = Diaes1. i1staa1 q - 1885,
looooouve. u 60 q ~ earS $500
Dosing IL traja. So
TIE pssp0ss u Devvi6in0 trains q
speed recorder y - s6Uaaeo 49,
sesrs 70 strive epe salpst1Ds ruoa
and also % oAocats tSain esoVo -
statioa crews % fAslse vosk q -
tioos.
TIE new machine a0t 0oly 0Aboe,
but also records oil seope ao1 -
auratioa. A eoaDiseo check 49, u
kept on the eagiss asA troas eeow'
The speedometer II inclo0o1 = =
glass case. and caa1oe - taa0sgo0
With unless the glass ssrToss6ing L
10 broken. IS
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-27
Sso, 900 Fertllizsr FACTORY.

Madison. Ca. Aug. 36-The Mad
ison Fertilizer company has increas-
ed its capital stock TO $50. O00 and q
large plant will he erected tats fall on
the out kIrts - n civ. This CON.
pany has b,la E: aslnesS only two
years. yet It's output has increased 20
rapidly that II vas found necessary
to erect q plant sumc!cnt to meet all
future needs.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-27
a;,,,o eros. In North Dakota.

ST. Paul. Mimi. Aug. ga dis.
patch from Can!o. In the nor'hern
part of North Dakota. tells OF severe
frosts In that section Of the state.
v aich did much damage to late grain +.
especially 10 itax. which has just conn
menced to blossom. All kinds a
Garden truck vas cut down except po-
tat0eS.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-27
c@oo,ss w eaAosssr.
chlssse Ps,sss aid1is0 osey - -
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estoaloooo.
CAisaSo. Ang. 11.-TAe C1leo
Dolics rouedeA 81 Q ~ 6. v1go1
against estnlaAls 5h0Es1oy ~ Il
. ao,a-uD nqe ~ seesr - - Z
49,. - . dts: RI ps'.,..s
Themes Kelly. ~ ~ . soeoq
crime. vos ~ nAo vAo ~ q
HE slayer w2s R0lleesaaa Pats1e
Pc. Kelly hsA As,A - 49,
ONeill. Q stsa0 ottSg.
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-27

Bloomington. Ind. As&. 81
X. Rusk.rk. OF this city. eosu
president of the First National 49,
and prominent in other ouslaooo Does
outs. fell dead aere. Death ~ -
heart trouble. 4
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-27

Charleston. s. c.. Aug. 2S-Tie
3ercaants exchange has addressed a
ooo0unication to Labor Com mission r
Charles p. Eeil!. asking him TO inter
Sese II the strike Of the telegraOhsrs
Aa1 Improve the situatios.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-27

New York. Aug. ga boiler -
The coal barge Pattersoa. Which usnop
~ plies between New vSek sn6 49,
ton. exploded Friday II LAaGs Duees.
In Hobokeu. killing u. Hopkins. -
Boston. the engineer. nd sax oeoss
men. The boat had beea lytsg 6
the docks several days and Pr&6ay
prepa rstions were made to ~ sn4ss