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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-04
MURosREo ~ NEoRoas.
Prominent Hebrew, Of Atlanta, ehoa
Dead IN Ills StorA.

Dead In His store.
Atlanta, March .. Jacob HirpowitE
ono OF the most prominent OF the On
thodox Hebrews 81 tho city. was sat
and instantly killed at his place OF
business. tho Georgia loan once, lilo
Decatur street. BY an unknown nNgrO
Saturday night shortly aftsr 7 O'Clock
The negro escaped,
The trouble. II is said. grew out oi
an Attampt Of one ot threO negroes
who lad entered the store 20 make
OF With = pistol which they we're On
amining lie was intercepted by MIR
HlrsowitS and a negro porter,
In the struggle one nj the other ne
groes, according To tho Statements ol
by.standers, deliberately drow u pistol
and fired twice at the pawnboker, Tie
fell, mortally wounded. and expired
In few minutes,
The nCRrooS then He'd and have rs
yet not been captured They arc all
unknown to the police.
The uUproyoked murder caused
great excitement. particularly among
the Hebrew element ot tho city, and
they have offered large reward for
the capture ~ tho murderer,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-04
BREWERS HOLD MEETING.
Strong Effort To Bs Made 20 stay the
March OF Prohibition.

New Orleans, March . Educate
the south to oppose prohibition" waa
tho sentiment voiced at the annual
meeting here 81 tho Southern nroW'
Ors' association,
The dccIsiou 70 call upon thu brew.
Ing Interests NJ tho entire unlIrl
States Tor campaign 90 modify the
prohibition laws In he new dry por
lions ~ The south. waa reached ~
the Southern Brewers association iu
annual meeting bore
II Ma declared that tho south must
be reclaimed 1rs', aud That atl f0rcen
should concentrate on tho south
Georgia. Alabama AM MiasiesIppi
wore named as tho states where the
hardest work would be Necessary and
campaign ~ education was anh0uhe'
ed ~ he chlrf reliance ~ rho brew
ofn pr succcsa, This action vas
not vrien formally Lotto the record
bu' VS. greod on Ia conference aud
spcrcH m1Ring brewing Interests all
Owe TOO country we're Represented
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-04
BELIEVES HUSBAND INNOCENT.
New Development In the Chicago Pol.
sonsd Candy cass.

chicago, March S.-On the eve OF
the trial OF Seton w. Sangster. q
commercial traveller charged with
having attempted to kill his wife and
their young daughter by sending thOm
poisoned candAy, the accused wife,
Lima u. SAngster. on whose testimony
EanEster was indicted, declares that
che believes Il was a woman's hand
that nlled the candy with a deadly
poison all but worked
the death OF mother and child, She
believes her husband 30 be innocent.
Assistant State Attorney Day said
that he had expected to have Sangster
convicted.
But at the eleventh hour. the wife,
who had pursued him until the grand
jury indicted him. declared her belief
In his innocence.
The candy was left for the daughter
at a railway station in her fathers
suit case and a note from him told
her to get the suit case. Tho note,
however, said nothing about tho
candy.
In 1906 Mrs. Sangster brought suit
against wealthy widow OF Jackson
Vile. HIS. for alienation of tho AZ.
fections Of her husband, She lost
the suit In the lower court, but ON an
appeal, the supreme court remanded II
for retrial.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-04
pAsroR GUARDED sV PoGcE.
eslved Letter that Anarchists would
Attempt 10 Kill Him.

eslvsd Letter that Anarchists WeUie
Attsmps 10 Kill Him.
CHICAGO, March S,--A dispatch "a
Tribune from Cincinnati. o.. Says
n while celebrating mass Sunday Al
Peters cathedral, the Rev. nj
nel Mulvihuil. pastor OF the ealhe
M congregation Was guarded By %
" Ia citizens clothes.
rae priest received a letter Signed
IN Ryan Informing him that anAr
hts from Denyer. Colo =, had arTAng
20 klll A!m AZ the mass. TIE
sslVe was written on . Sosel lStte'
aa. The prisns vac MT iseiin@d
pay atteatinn 10 Il. bat friends
sAled 70 TIE police.
fsaFtag Tie regular services a. me
nreh detectives pers co da,y amoSE
y vorshlpperx and EeaT The altar.
~ amshor % he beiteg stated tAA'
: haA deserted from hand % an
reAIsts and wisaed 70 fTuSsraie ~
tanN
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-04
a.x.n r.,,sns,. ns., DE

~. Pn1srsbuFE. Ma ;. --CsssTa!
HAasnhamPs. shisf = I'VE Erssssl
star. oysFraiinG H. ga o. soaass'
tos 40 4sfssss. bAa a0nfIfmed ne
asath Saaisaes passsa ~ . o0aFs@AE.
tiai o. Ne tessa tssto'its. ineis1ina
tAs mywssiozs itsllaH CAiViSo. shs
Nufs eoa4ietsd % s,a yltsliy 10 lhs
v'ot sGainsg ne lives y gfaas Dare
sisSo,1s Niesolasvttrs 80 y Cblsh
sgtovil0a 80 nss'sls- u tssiisa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-04
ron NGposs o. rHGlN AQUA.
crest Funeral csSsmeAy btRld In Roms
yer Nina caTies end Sen.

crest Funeral c0SsmoAy b,ald In RoWs
go1 Kline Carries end Sen.
Rome. haFcA . la tbs Hall Of iie.
Affiliations Monday great funefai
esfsmany VISA held fos tho FepoSe %
The soHIs u the late King Carlos 81
RDFtagal and the cF0wa Prince Isis
Philippe, WhO Wsa saassainate4 on
the streets Of Lisboa February 1.
last
CARDINAL viassnfa vaaHutaill. arch
priest ~ the hbSfiah basi.teA. Who slao
holds AnsDng HE othar titles mat OF
protector OF Portugal. eelebfsiAd mass
me ppp4 himaelf Eags absolati0n
ne Wt1ls ~ ne sacred college
he gaBsl ceuFt mem4sfp u The aria
toeTaey N noms ard several thousand
others. iheladIng many Americans.
wsFe pFsssat a. ne fune,iou
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-04
VISITED sY NIGHT RIDERS.
Warning Note and Switches Left at
Farmers House.


Nashville. Tenn. March "a lit
Ito band OF night riders visited the
farm Of Walter 4, Laync, a prominent
farmer, who resides FIVE miles south
OF HopkinsyIlle, Ky, and left threats
IN the form Of notes and switches.
Tae unknown men rode into the
farm from the rear OF the place and
were en- horses aud mules. They
stopped Grst at the houses Of two
tenants and then proceeded TO MIR.
Laynes front porch.
At each place they laid down a bun
do OF switches and a note warning
IAyno and his choppers 20 sell their
tobacco In the association under pen
atty Of a whlppiuk. All ue notes
were signed 800"
Iayne Is not a member 81 the a.
ISOLATION. but announced some tlmo
ago his intention 81 Joining as soon as
the books are opened for now mem
bers.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-04

-. oSasIs. De-. March . --'whita
passfaG In frost u = sTs In 90 Spes
hiSyaAss thS dTsss Of tie seVsa TsaT
~ aaaghlsF % Jsis TAon,essu. vh0
rsaass tNO niles aOFA 81 Ehls etiy.
oaagAt aFs. Asd Ia hsf high, ne Taa
inSo tas Ysft TAs via9 esused The
BAR,ss ~ o. 'ehop AsS. sEa before The
fFs eoaA - sruAsaisasa. sAs vaS
- saaly bssHS1 that shs died q Der
ls fsftaa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-04
At PAsTgUR INSTITUTE.
Well Known Horssman VIII Be Treat
ed for HydrophoblA.

ed for Hydrophobis.
Chicago. March ;, John splan. The
trotting horseman. arrived In Chicago
Sunday for ireatmen, Mr. hydrOpaobla
and IL now at the Pasteur institute.
He was bitten by mad dos on
Friday Waile az Lexington. KY The
head Of the DOG which BIT him wAa
taken to Or. A. IAgorio. head Of the
institute. and amer an examination.
the physician announced that the AMI
mai certainly had hyiropaobIa.
Mr.. splan Was put under treatment
Immediately No bad symptoms have
Developed IN his case and thsrs 10
every reason TO expect his reoevcfJ.
Three other perB0as we're bitisn ~
the sane time
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-04
mot GUILTY." PLEAos ALA.
slayer Of Father Leo Arralunsd In
court--Trial March o.

Court--Trtal March D,
Denver, Colo. March . uulsppo
Ala. slayer ot Fatl ,r Leo. pleaded
not guilty Ia The charge VI murieT
when arralgned Saturday Judge
Grooly WhItmore act hln trial for Moa.
day. March ., Peter nosr1e was as.
nllarCd a. Interpreter IN tho case bo
causo u che charRs tHht be II m6m
Der Of the anarchists Organization i
Tho court room vas crowded WAeu
tho ppisoHsr VAS brought In shAekle'i
10 deputy. but no demonstration
was made,
Whom AralRnod, tho slayer Of Fath.
or Lou Was asked TOT hls eorr0ct
name, Ito Apcll.d Il out. "dluacpps
ALA
After listening a. the interpFet ers'a
explanation 81 the Information. which
vas read 10 him, and announcing hls
plea Of not guilty. AHA paid little At
teHllon a. tho further proceedings.
Hundreds of curious persons sur
rounded tho jail and erowdpd about
the slAyor II Father l.oo uhen be- Vas
being taken "a and frmn tho court
bouss. bat no violence Nas offered
Robert n wldasuOmbs. the astoF'
ney appointed by the court To 6efaad
AHA. hAs d.thltely decided 10 make .
Pisa of insanity. and bopss 10 b a.
sisted by BaFon q TEST Italian con
stl, who hss eAbied n sicily ioS In
formation ooaeeFaiHg Alia's aettoas N
that o1uatFy.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-04

Nes Yagt. Aafsh s--Iifik asist
0rss,ai Josevh asspAsa Aaam 0 ne
AsFgre Hss9AgY array, b ssya "a -
sSees a ner1bes - ~ isesl ere ~
paFimssi. nof bee8gss ~ aseas tks
a0asy. bas ~ Est eapsgiAnss t0g she
hazs0t ~ tAa asp aspaFtm@at 90 hone
wklsA egmes Der ~ tsftssledioa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-04

BifatEgAaa. AM lsrse J -Bgr
glars aaiFrssy az fHfs isto 80
gaasoAse o. Astasa - ssi;s. s9rts
- BBsaisgAan AEg is . che ssofsa n
Ca@rEs y. wsrfss sae wfipga q Mo-
tea Absat Esfa h rsas Waa Eee0sta
sss esfr sa'a8 sneast saa Raap
tssw sha possGfs.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-04

l1vsTpo0l. Hsfch --Tbomas n
wahHmAisr. - T'hllAAs,ghia. died -
ssniY 81 ~ Liverpool tlofss hETp
Mouasy NJ WsnanskeF arrived
a. Jhis poTt o. TAsrs4ay from EEyEs 1.
where b. sss se~a fTaTslihx utfk his
sOshss ls seafsh q tealgH.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-04

Mart Tsx March ~ shs
evsFtHFnlHE ~ boat IN ssich an
hmall boys Wefo hshlaE % a smAil
LAKE nsar fhts place. hJur Of gaem
ssgs drowned sba he Other tWo. ftih
eilagins - ths bottDm ~ The boar.
sef. rescued aiH1si ga boar iaisg.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-04
nr.ln n.inena ID IInealn

Chicaes. Hsfss "A asspatsh fTom
Nsmr be Tens N tAs TribBhs. says
that ssaagiHs utts q sgvSsp e0ai NAd
whs, IL tSrm0d q ~tssiifFF hsadaeAs.
" nFyeh. ar e 8asA4T
sigh, Rat ~ VDaig E41s . besiins
BE his a0ms 10 ussois sssesillss The
1atss Ia ~ i0ais oa N0haay
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-04
'REDS" MAKE ATTACK
Attempt 10 ASSasSlnate Chicago
Chief Of Police
ONE ANARCHIST WAS KILLED
Chief, He son ard Driver Were Set
Upon by Two Men Win RSvOlVSrO
~ They were Leaving Their Home.
Chief stabbed In Arm.

Chicago, March An unsuccessful
attempt TO aAsasSnato George N.
Shippy chief ~ tho Chicago police
department. Was made as tho oftiCiai
was leaving hts residence Monday
morning, Tho ohlol hls son and his
drIvor, James Foley. wore attacked
by two mon with revo!,ors. Young
ShIppy and tho srlvCr wore wounded.
The chief returned tho are. wOundlng
one of hls sasBallanIa.
The chief. II IL Faid, was stabbed
In tho right arm Daring thu ARRAY.
None of the men were seriously hurt.
Tho attack IL supposed to have been
made by anarchists following the 40
uvily OF tho Chicago police after tho
tragedy a. Denver,
The man shot by Shippy Waa Killed
outright,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-04
GREAT FIREAT TAMPA
Florida City Suffers = Loss Of
$6oN.OeA. Partly assured.
IS ACRES SWEPT BY FLAMES
-Four Of the large Cigar Factories
WsU Destroyed, Throwing Hun
drsds Of People Out u work--9oo
Buildings Burnsd--oNs Fatality,


Tampa. Fla. March s.--Thc entire
extreme northeastern section OF the
city proper was destroyed 10y IRE
which ragged unlnterruptedly from a.
m. 70 ! p, m. Sunday.
The area burned covered lftytwo
acres or eighteen aud one ha'f b,oc,,s
and three hundred and eight buildings
were destroyed. with a total 'uss OF
5000 900,
The burned section included four
large and one smaller cigar factorIcs
and numerous restaurants AMI saloons,
boarding houses and over two hundred
dwelling occupied by cigarmNkcrS
The factories burned were NJ sta.
chelberg 4 Co. loss. 100000 NJ Pc
reE q Co., loss $50 900; Gonzalez,
Fisher 4 Co, loss $4,000; Eszery a
Gunst company, branch ~ SlachrI
herg. loss $40. 900; Fernandez 4 nro.
loss $4,000.
People Thrown Into PATio.
All factories carried large stocks Of
tobacco and cigars. The area swept
by IRE embraced all that portion Of
the city between Twelfth and MINhi.
gan avenues and sixteenth and TWcR.
iicth streets.
II originated in the boarding housc
OF Antonio DiaE. INA Twelfth avenue
and famed hy strong wind. spread
out. fan.shapod. dSfying the force Of
the IRE department. which VAS Grip,
pied by very weak water pressure,
owing 10 the smallness ~ the mains
In that section.
Occupants ot over two hundred .ot
the dwelling houses. brown into q
panic. rushed out attempting to save
but little OF their belon- Iugs
One fatality IL reported Cuban 40.
man in a delicate condl iou. Who fou
dead from thc shocl. l,r body bclus
rescued from tue burning house vita
diflcuity.
In thc big factories f. WAs possible
only 10 save the most ,t.uable ~ rec
ordS. books. etc. an1 the valuable
stocks Of leaf tobacco ~ mRnufsctur
ed cigars ready Tor shipment VAS leT'
to the mercy Of tho nnmr.
Hoteis ard Cafes Burned.
Among buildings other han factories
destroyed. were the bp,nls and catcs
~ Perez 4 Castro and Maxine CAfss
ain salO1ss. twelve 70 taurantH and
ten boarding houses
rho Gre finally burnri Itself out at
the extreme northeas srn corner oi
tas city.
Fully half Of the people readsf~d
homeless we're out % vOrk. ouing 20
the dull season In the factories. and
also practically ca, % fuads and their
sh0lteT became "a iUDSiiaIe pFObicm
Convent Opened 70 Hswelssa.
D.. JOsephs oonvss, HAs opeosd 70
them By order % the iaauit FaiheFa
and mary found IeaEibTa thsrs. Shiis
others Ssge AooopaH,ssistsd tn bous
tArOaghoat Ihs city. nssidss thsss
thousands ~ mea ui!I ~ 01i u soss
90 Account - Tho bsrBit 6 q the fac,S
tes
The lhgaraEoe IL estimated - no.
mere than haif 81 tie $50.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-04

ngstVr. Coio MAva -'fpc'Srat
y eeeyy alshisr speakthE fFVH ~
psabit AeFe ksEkay mzae ne muFaer
~ FNtAeg leo HssaTiehs 80 sriarsBei
s9s5ees ~ ~ s.seuefbs BgVeFAi -
shem tFsess lAs oEsFis ~ sE esims -
e.. Esass aAAs.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-04
nd Merry Court Held High
rniVaI In New Orleans
q KEYS OF THE CITY
tnds o. Visitors Assembled at
Crescent City to Witness Cor.
Ceremonies Attendant Upon
annual MerrymakIns.

M|N Orleans, La, March 3.-'Mon'
eaH arked the arrival of Rex In the
Rbs lles attendant upon mardi gras
100 Ne formal opening of the New
o. Ia carnival. The king OF the
tAr VIZ was received with elaborate
q hnieS by the mayor and other
~ D. Monday afternoon and taking
"a bgs to the city, rules supreme
'ia Midnight Tuesday.
Gorgeous Jewels.
levels which were worn during
krnival by Rex and his queen
Zen on exhibition In their capital
New Orleans, for several days.
lng's crown was OF gold set
diamonds and emeraldS and lined
ned velvet. The scepter was OF
Md ivory and saudded with hand
gems of many varieties. A
rope OF pearls and diamonds
~ Nth amethysts was worn across
Ne onarch's breast.
queens jewels we're OF diamonds
bmeralds and consisted OF gtrdle,
aOe, bracelets and brooches.
- was q tiara OF unusual beauty
II was set with these gems. The
ter was Of gold and pearl studd'
sith many handsome stones.
Identity Kept Secret.
Ae identity OF those who play the
OF the merry monarchs In th9
ival are supposed to be kept a
Id until the day ALLOWING the bali
+ lex Tuesday night. when all local
npapers publish pictures OF the
and his queen. While Rex l.
MS some prominent business man,
nueen IL the youngest daughter ~
representative citizen. To be-
san as either king or queen is cor
'Fed a great honor. aud thousands
oliars are spent upon the robes
gowns OF the monarchs whose
b lasts less than thirty-siX hours.
iiring these thirty.six hours the
Fy subjects OF Rex and MS queen
themselves over to mirthful Gel.
atlon.
me number OF visitors this year 10
a. largo "a In previous years.
~ regulars WHO have mover missed
arrival before announcing TO their
ads here that the financial sirin.
~, has prevented their attendinG.
7'he number OF visitors In the city
roughly estimated At about $1,000.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-04
80, b p.sln .s ID alept

Ciiat0h biaa March . --Fred
Dolvb tvsbI sIs }eafs Old. sas shot
80 a~afh 1atafef slight While 30
a,epf tiis heal Nss bigsn ~ Wisa
ta0tegR placed aEaiast BIS ehsek.
Mr. DolBA h aE1sF arrest =
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-04

AsohAIs. Ala, Marc1 s.--Ths Eraia
snom Of he Eagle cottOa Oa mlia -
nlarsasan. Miss vas destroyed b.
esn. sutaiHng Garage u rs 80. isc
Snnasi srright ears ssrs siso destroy
Tbs ians Ia ptF,iy oUVsrea -
Ianumnos. The uals TlAni uaa -
Vsonaiy shssatez@a. Ssi ssesVed ~
tsgsal dsmaxs.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-04

1smes clivaf. hIiileHaiFs. nas1.
aoulh ukpa. ph. hafca :. --5s@@
<fiEpl. fka Hipe<ise pioW mangiae
frm 80 teft Maaag Esui4s.
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DREAMY HAWAII.

reached
It seems left
fromth of present commercialsm promotion
andsoon natv immigrants The
OF viii be
of wordFnday Republican
committee
has
particular the
than Fndy
gurgng infancy
generation back
that Hawaii has the richest popua
If the Finday (oho knows of modern facility
100000
to automobiles Gamewen will
viii hospital
is left remains will be
whistles the cang the trolley obituary
papers N
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FUTURE OF THE HAWAIIAN.


S generations of
The main Lucien Warner,
of of the
rom70 IN
her races quite
OF
gave part In they
t. and in to
The children Hawaians
Dictated the statistics school
to a of
Hawaiian children o a population
$ the
Asac Pynear
the amalgamating
dive
that
industry
Many Chinese Hawaiian alliances
elannishness disappears.
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CLUBS AND CLUBS.

The clubs o Star with
gambling clubs with passed ordinary gambling
raided
classes did
prohibition gambling
have no authority clubs and large games
The gambling laws
both
to And
OF
efforts throw hot the prohibition
that line with opinion of
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-05-27

probably
Campbell twill Mui's
No
n such a
of
tive of his color the outhing buldozer The
of who
political confirmation,
about
withheld
to and
fo
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law, the
first thing shall
lander as origin did.
politicians when job is to be filled IN
ssthe colonies give somebody shelve That why
in
defeat
off the bench
difficulties beset
veteran partisan politician judicial nc
tons
passed Hawaii asserted itself and the
B.
again keep precedent As the
California will the
years probably
of toerable secon Judge
fill all of official vacancies and
peopew should on ne privilege.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-05-27
THE NEW BRITISH PREMIER.

The Rt Hon Henry Herbert Asqui the British
mplaeable and bitter Mrs Florence
various English
American influence
sumenaiy of the late Gail Hamilton,
auith openly opposed
There always difference guilt
innocence but that her trial greatest
acknowledged
The late Chief Justice Great Britain Lord Russell KlOwn
believed
advocate her
might a
Mr. of the
immOrtalzed law of
and o blooming daughte
AT the
and of the observations heroine being instantly recognized
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Taking including
population pressure
nayto pera OF the decade.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-05-27

The Let case
peculiar
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PRoHIBITIoN1sTs AND ROOSEVELT.

Amongst much excellent valuable interesting
data the Probtioni making mistake sending other
that viii probably injure
The Objectionable dogge which
neither
The example of
Rev T. R. Sbrg Garrett Biblical Institute
Evanston His In other words by clergyman and
read of eergmen supposed dignity
.bey'' is responsible
their publication Here they would intel
of the average school boy, years old:
When in New York o the police force
Against the drink he took the
We should avs IN old.
He lowered aloft, majestealy bold.
But since he's been President not a
hon he az like a sheep;
Toward this vile trade this kingdom of death,
He writes a line a breath
Now this efuson a sntia of wit merit It is
vulgar abuse than faIhood The President
fibiy
him bill
Constuonaly,
rights liquor
President depended on to do
well meanwhile
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dropped
promising than the
efo Literary spelling reform
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1908-06-18
did music throughout what has proven
to be the most successful of our state

did music throughout what has proven
to be the most successful of our state
firemen.
The blooming success of this oc-
casion is largely attributable to the
wise and timely actions on the part of
Arthur L. Farmer, Q. w. Rhorer, and
other local fire laddies.
The Pierre band boys did more than
their share to amuse and entertain
visitors. They blew the most enchant-
ing music that ever greeted mortal ear.
The city, throughout the tourna-
ment, was filled with visitors, and en-
joyed to the fullest extent the program
Of the volunteer firenon.
The Bijou has entertained large
audiences nightly since the tourna-
ment began, having a special run OF
European and American fire fighters.
"Diabolo," of loop the loop fame is
out of the trick, for tnespresont at least
The ball, in which he was imprisoned
left the runway and dropped eight feet
When dragged out he was in coma
tose condition. 1t is thought that he
will soon be himself again.
1t was big meeting. Tremendous
finish.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1908-06-18
Largest Farmers Institute.

BY going to Omaha next December,
those interested in agriculture may see
tho National Corn Exposition which
will show corn from every country on
the globe where 1t Is grown; attend cat.
tie, hog and horse sales at the pavilion;
60 to the conventions Of dairy associa-
lions, implement dealers and grain
growers and then go across to Council
Bluffs and look over the big fruit and
vsgetoble exhibits which will be, shown
there.
From all Indications it is to be a reg
Sular farm vaudeville or variety show of
the highest class from December to l6.
All over Nebraska,Iewa. Colorado,
Kansas, Missouri, Illinois, Indiana,
Ohio and other states the farmers are
organizing corn clubs and corn show
associations with the determination to
grow better corn, carry off some Of the
prizes at the county and state shows
and then the sweepstakes at the Ma
tional show to be held in Omaha.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1908-06-18
A Charming Home Wedding

On Wednesday, at high noon, in the
home of the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. 20 Jordan, occurred the mar
riage Of Miss Ethel Jordan to Howard
Samuel; both of this city. Rev. j. r.
Williamson, officiating.
The bride was attired in white lawn
trimmed in French lace. The groom
wore the conventional black. Frank
Jordan acted well his part as best man
and Lydia Miller as bridesmaid.
At the conclusion of the service the
wedding party partook of sumptuous
dinner, which was in readiness. The
remainder of the day and the evening
was happily spent in informal socia-
bility. The contracting parties were
the recipients of many presents, and
were of a character that will not permit
them to be slowed away and the giver
forgotten.
The bride is an estimable lady, and a
teacher of unquestioned ability and
character. She is a rich prize to the
young gentleman who has won her.
They bear with them the best wishes
of all our people for long life of un.
alleged happiness.