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ples nor domestic virtues to restrain them These persons employ
their vast fortunes merely in the qualification of their passions
"But very wealthy class that quietly
land vuos Against them and against middle poorer classes
the charge of ideness is unfair
saw Cardinal Gibbons No. 23 Clermont avenue BROOKLYN
where he is the guest Joseph T. Kelley outside of
Nihe canvas such positively auty before
The evening world., 1908-10-09
AMERICAS RICHEST
WOMEN UNHAPP|EST,
CARDINAL DECLARES
Some With Neither Religious Prin-
ciples Nor Domestic Virtue to
Restrain Them Devote Wealth
to Crafty Passions.
BY NIXOLA GREELEY-SMITH.
= A RE American women idle and unhappy?

a RE American women idle and unhappy?
~ ! put the question to-day to Cardinal
Gibbons, Prince of the Roman Catholic
Church in America, after telling him that Dr. Andrew
McPhal, in an article in the London Spectator, had
brought both these accusations against us.
American women of certain class and limited
number are perhaps The idest and most unhappy in
the world" came His Emnences candid reply. 81
REFER" he continued, "o the possessors of exorbitan
wealth. sonic of whom have neither religions. prnc.
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FOR RENT-HALLS.

FOR RENT-OF COURSE. YOU'LL AGREE
that $1,000 is exceedingly reasonable price
for the FINEST HALL for private or public.
entertainments investigate the ''TEMPLf.''
10Th and II ne. ais" society rooms s. 80
Apply to iantor phone Line. 2.9.: duvn.
town office. s"t Hibbs bldg. 7o3 18th ST. NV;
phone NJ. 1920. jeff
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HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR LADIES'
ana gents worn garments Of al kinas; AL; slsS
shoes hats etc. THE BARGAIN STORE. lag
iii 81 NV. Drop postal: will call promptly.
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" ANTFD CORRESPONDENCE WITH ANY
p,l son in Washington. II. -. who is acausin,-
Ell with Clara Russell Of Washington: will
pay cost Of fine and correspondence. Address
A. AIKEN. care Rug Factory. Ti3 r. Main ST.
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NORTHWEST BRANCHES:

NORTHWEST BRANCHES:
DItler 4 Field. Druggists. Sd and Indiana ave
Lssis B. Castell, Pharmacist 800 18th st.
Connerriai Rank Bldg. Postal Telegraph.
TAss A. Dobyns, 18th and Columbia road.
Dspont Pharmacy, 10th and SITS.
Kppley's Drug Store. l4th and yelling place.
Sens.es.. nr1E s.ore, :. ,4 .n,o and SITS
Hesset's brvg Store. 18th and Pa ave.
Heltariaw's Newsstand. 17O6 Pa. ave.
Interior Dept. Sth and r. Postal Telegraph.
o Kaan. Sons 4 Co. InfoTmatien Bureau.
Kings Drug Store. 18th and SITS.
Lupssn's Drug Store. 9th and s.
Sat,oaal Hotel, Postal Telegraph.
ps.tnss': Pharmacy. 14th and r. L. s ave.
Store. $50 9th ST. NV.
Ua3sa ssation. Postal Telegraph
,,.a,ss states c.pitol Post.i Ieis:r ntl ss,.
!.2s Connecticut ave-, Postal Telegraph.
GEORGETOWN:
oDosaells Dras Store. 32d and ats.
"nsnselrs Drug Store. sd ard r SITS.
rriaes Pharmacy. .&th and r SITS.
NORTHEAST:
keeAaiss Pharmacy. \. Capitol ard els.
Ia pAsR's Pharmacy. 18th and T.. Capitol SITS.
Ass~sdian's Pharmacy. 18th and II SITS. n.e
Sutlers Pharmacy. 18th sad stanton pl- nc
SOUTHEAST:
RrAA-,'s Drug Store. 9Th and ats. -.
- Donnfll;s Drug Store. I'd and Pa. ave. SC.
". $ Fealy. Druggist. 11th and IA. ave.
SOUTHWEST:
1I,h st. wharf. Postal Telegraph oNc~
Saii!yaa.s Drug Store. 7th and u ets. sw.
Charles s. Walter. 9o1 Al st. s.~.
ANAcosTIA:
{. G. lair u Monroe st.
rENLEYTowN. D. c.:
Geoeee ?. Parton Drnggist. Miseona.n ave
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wANTEa-HIsG,EsT CASH PRICES PAID roR
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shoes ard hats. Address postal: ! Will call.
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HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR Old
gold. silver. diamonds. watches and iewelry.
1;OI,pSMlTH Pawnhrokers' Sale Store. 200 %
NV: phone NJ o.4-M. Or drop postsl will call.
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MASSAGE.

SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE: GENERAL. FACE AND
scalp: Swedish movements electric yibro: Hours.
walk in ST. 18th st. NV Phone NJ. $685..
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MOVING, PACKING & SHIPPING.

I'VE MOVE ANYTHING"
FURNITURE.
BAGGAGE.
6REIGHT.
SAFES,
MACHINERY.
MERCHANTS TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO.,
a20 st. NV. Phone 629.
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II YOU NEED MONEY l WILL LOAN YOrf
from so to so nj very low rate OF interest.
all loans strictly private. ADDRESS Bog
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FOR RENT-THE SHERMAN: ROOMS AND
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HOSPITAL. FOR ANIMALS.
Gibbs 14th IT. NV.
All domestic animals treated. eompieIe eguop
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PERSONALS.

Our ADS TELL THE TALE TIE PUBLIC
knows pay the limit for mems discarded
wearing apparel. shirts shoes. hats. Will call
,.a YOU lie after office hours.
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BEAUTIFUL. WHITE PoMERANiAA PUPPIES
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cansries mcnkrvs rabbits guinea pixs, mower
seeds LEES BIRD STORE. 4lo llta-
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WANTED-STnRES,
FOR RENT-WAREHOUSES.

WANTkD-ro RENT A SMALL. Or PART or
>ror" in central NV. for millinery purpose
ADDRESS lsuN 2.rt. Office.
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

hn, In M. country for u pet bulldog: Will
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f. s. B. Star ONCE. yefat~
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Ok. CECIL FRENCH. SPECIALIST.
Treatment OF the Dog and Cat exclusively.
Ofnce. us 18th 81. NV =
E.n,oIs .nr PARK 3D. and ootn ST NV.
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NEl RNISHED.

FOR RENT
Desirable offices in The Star Building.
Room 4A3 SAG 90 per mo.
Rooms 404 4 :. $500 per mo.
Room al. S35 90 per Mo.
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FOR RENT-TWO VERY DESIRABLE OFFICE
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HOUSE REPAIRING.

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FOR SALE-MIscELLANEo-s.

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FOR RENT-THE OLD RILEY LUMBER lard
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WEAVER BROS. l41G F 81. NV lett
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THE W}NDIiAM. AL 18TH ST. N.w.-EVERI
Tues. Thurs: and Sat class 80 pm: lady as
ante" TO teach you. rsof. CHAS. wYNDHAM.
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PALMISTRY.

YOC KNOW THE PAST: LET ME TELL YOUR
future. cont of darkness into lightl II
'Winona" tells Ven It's SO: the most skeptica
satisfied. J13 G NV. rooms and g.
jel-3Ut
NINE. RITA. THE WORLDS GREATEST PALM.
list and astrologer. holding receptions
at 10 9th st.
Fee soc myl3- eots
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GOOD BRED SETTER Pups. CHEAP; AiSo
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5l1 9TH ST SE.-3 ATTRACTIVE ROOMS:
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entire: convenient To park ard cars; references
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WALL PAPER.

FOR QUICK AND PROMPT SERVICE PHONE
MAIN 232 OR WRITE CLARENDON SMITH.
aTH AND SITS. NV. CONVENIENTLY LO-
GATED. LOWEST POSSIBLE RATES.
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STORE YOUR FURNITURE. PIANO. Ere.
81 WFSCIIi.ER'S. 920 Pa. reason.
able rates: conveniently located. Telephone
Main 1899. Iny2-9Ut
100 SEPARATE rTORAGE ROOMS: STORAGE
ny the load; bAckina. hauling and shipping
See before storing. TIIOS. DoWLING 4 co
Auctionecrs. 6f3 r 81. nv: .,houe Main la
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LET Us HAUL YOUR FCRNITURE. PARCELS
and answer your calls promptly. We also con-
tract to haul anything. With plenty teams TO
await your orders. CLARENDON SMITH, 9Th
rnd SITS NV: phone Main 90. nh21-9nt.6
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-23
Death o. Mr.. rrssdweIl.

On Sunday, the 10Th day OF July.
1908, az p. No.. Mr.. y. ~ Tread.
well. after many months OF suffering
died OF heart failure lie was buried
az Meiroae.
Mr. TreadweIl was a native 81 Cam
ada and received finished educa.
ton az the Toronto University. He
came TO Florida on account of The
climate IN isss. and settled a. Earle
ton. on Lake Santa r., where he re-
sided untli about two years aso, when
he removed 20 Gainesville We was
married 70 Emily Earle IN 1890 and
his wife and two children. Fgnncls
Earle and Annie Lee. survive him
Mr.. Treadweil had q Kind and affcc'
sionnte disposition and q high sense
o. honor. TO know him was 70 like
bin. 10 be intimate pfth him Nas 20
love him.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-23

Melrose. July ai.---Ailaa Gertrude
weatgaard a former Meiroae girl
IL visiting ifienda IN town.
Hugh barnett OF HoIlendaie stop
ped over here q day on bis way bach
from South Carolina. where he haa
been several weeks.
Mr. Wall Of starke II AZ his daush.
ter's. Mrs o. G. Husband
Marx TorIRy 10 visiting hln brother
Thomas Torlay.
A. ". wiGslnton o. Miami u n
tieirose for q short stay
Mrs. , O'Heai and child o. Miami
who have been several weeks a ihs
Hunman House. lease today for Geor
ga and South Carolina
w. NJ Lee and sons fRni and En,
EST. took advantage % she excursion
rates 10 Atlantis.
v. ~ YsaFwDoa "a back from Al,
iania and rppogta Bis non. Frank. DO
lng as veil a. he conld expect
ne WAS taken 70 Atlantis ior az opeFn.
lion. che resuis ~ bis being Kicked
~ a hofee several weeks ag0
TIE W W " R0eiesy nerFed iee
cream yesterday afieFnom
Mrs. A ~ crsia enisvssiaed . few
~ No young people Monaay ni1hs ~
honm " sflss Gertrude wesfRaaFa
ana NJ ava Mrs = v. chaiue TIE
svenirx egsa FegY pie&mntig speai
wlih Game Nna mHsie
TIE bnly q ST. rssadNsii g'
Earieion vhs hro6sti hsfs MondaI
g0F buNal
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-23
new ROCK ROAD is
NOW BEING BUILT
win Run Via Dayville. WacahOota aud
through Walls Tract.


surveyor Patton Engaged 20 Run the
Llns--when Completed Viii Have
Hard Road TO MleanePy and Most
o. Way 10 ocaIa.
Work is now being pushed on tho
new rock road from this clay 20 Mica
popy.
While all Of the line has not been
surveyed as yet. the wonk has COM
menced on the road and Il Is being
rapidly pushed forward to comple-
ton. The road traverses q section
where II win DO a large number Of
citizens and tax payers vast amount
OF good
Mlcanopy already has some miles
OF road laid Ia the direction which
this new route win connect with. aud
Il win give the people the advantage
Of hard road for the entire trip.
In addition to this Il win aifoFd
those who desire a chance 70 have
hard road drive from Gainesville
70 ocala. as there win only be small
space left IN the entire distance but
what VIII be hard road, this being
near ReddIck aud covering a distance
OF about two miles.
Tho convenience of this route 10
many can readily be- seen and II win
prove Of vast interest 10 the city from
a commercial point Of view.
The line OF the road viii run via
Dayviile. Rocky Point Wacahoota,
and through the Walls tract straight
on TO Mlcanopy via Tacoma.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-23
MIcANoPv lrEMs.
An Enjoyable Family Reunion Al the
Carolina House

Micanopy, July u. The house
party at the Carolina House. or rather
the homecoming Of the children and
grandchildren. was marked success
this summer. as il has been the good
pleasure OF Mr.. and Mrs, Carlton to
have them all some time during the
month, Mr.. and Mrs. Wadsworth and
two boys. from Madison. have re.
turned to their home MIR. Waiter
Carlton and wife have gone TO
Fernandina. and MRS Geo. M. Ar.
now. from jacksonville, and Geo. NJ.
Ir., went to spend some time In Haw.
thorn with friends and relatives,
They expect 70 be Joined this week
by Mr.. Arrow. who viii recuperate
for few days IN the country
Aside from the crowd we had when
the family reunion was ON. the Caro-
lima House has enjoyed a most liberal
patronage this summer.
improvements are being made from
time 70 time. and the latest Is a sys.
tenn OF water works Installed by
Messrs. w. D. Turner and Albert
smith.
We have now q spacious bathroom
fltted up with an extra large enamel.
ed bath tub. and guests can Fevel in
the delights OF the hot and cold water
baths we read about,
We ind the water works Q great
convenience and think everyone
should avail themselves OF such a
iabor-savlns and comfortgiving device
where II il possible for them TO do so.
d. o. franklin, the sawyer FOR Mel.
ton Lumber Co. has brought bis
family here from Madison, Fla. They
are stopping AZ the Carolina House
AZ present. but expect 10 keep house
Il they succeed IN getting house TO
suit them.
y, J. Jones' the agent at the Tampa
and Jacksonville depot, haa moved
Aia family into the Miller house
w. n. Sanders. from 81. Petersburg.
IL visiting his daughter. Mrs. W. @.
johnson.
Mrs. Emma Johnson and children,
from Cuba, are settled IN town for
the balance OF the summer.
A rural carrier examination will be-
held In this county ON Saturday, Aug.
ust 10. for the purpose 81 establish
Ing a register OF the ellgibles IN this
ofFlce, Persons desiring 70 take this
examination may apply here for the
prescribed form that each applicant
Is required % send IN time 70 reach
the Civil Service Commission. wash.
lngton. u. G.. on or before August sth.
MRS CARLTON.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-23

The cainasFilie MatiHai Hank ge8s
stfsaF sesshfat6s tbsir aftt aaaism
~fF - f t W
ihRs ~ sHelf SLOWING 90 ~ Ahcrf
sgaft os ass y4ar 8iaglsge6 EMO BieH
aaalf utea ihsh iafse Eiste siass pia
g8na rAsr tspealfs a@s sbsW 10
agsf ggg@ M ehtn 81 ~ meFs
Fosth fr fhe nNHatiB se ~
etnssfsafiva iesiufN weu AZ a.
heae 81 fks aans Az ~ ~ sns.
"a - AZ esr a pkteb neg haze
maraHs ~ agaw aaa sa IA
aaesA
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-23
cusAMAN--MpoNsLL.
Quiet Wedding solemnIzsd a. Home
Of the erIds'a Mother.

Quiet Wedding solsmnl1sd az Home
OF the Brlde's Mother.
There was a very quiet wedding
solemnized at the home OF the brides
mother. Mrs. M. NJ. Mcdonnell, az 1880
yesterday morning. when Mr.. Il. L.
Cushman and Miss waneta Mcdonnell
were made man and wife.
The ceremony. which was Witnessed
only by a few members OF the family,
was performed by Rev. r. J. Nixon OF
the First Methodist church in his
usual impressive manner.
The groom Ia the manager OF the
Peninsular Printing Co. OF this city
and has been a resident OF Gainee
VILE for several years and has made
a large number OF friends by his man.
~ conduct
The bride, who has been a resident
OF this city for the past year. has
won a large number OF admirers for
ser sweet and amiable disposition,
and al join IN wishing the happy
pair many blessings IN their married
life
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-23
Fourth Inning.

Kennard grounded to short, out at
first; Taylor hit to third and was out |:
Mitchell hit to short, out on first. No
runs.
Calhoun skied out to right; Dillon
sent a long one to left Denton max
ing a grand catch; Warwick got his
base; Collins dew out to Graham.
No runs.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-23

Weeks Miller, Tired Of nschslorhoed,
Becomes a nansdist.

n4N"NNftNH = ~f"Pf"Wf"NA
a. w. Miller. a prominent morch,
ant OF Trenton, surprised his many
friends ON last sunday evening when
he was quietly married 10 Miss Ruth
Mikei Of that place.
The happy event occurred al the
residence Of Rev 9, w colaon, and
was Witnessed BY only few friends
and immediate relatives of che con.
tracing parties. who left immediately
after the ceremony for their home az
Trenton. where the groom had Ar.
ranged . comfortable little cottage on
Cherry street.
The bride IL the accomplished
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. D.
Mlkel, one Of me leading families u
that section. aud h highly sutsemed
BY all who know heF. Tho groom. be-
sides being 0na o. the leading merch,
ants Of that place. h the Democratic
nominee Tor memhcr u the school
board from that district and numbera
hin friends ~ tho Hcnre
The san Joins ID wishing the happy
pair . pleasant Journey over mo
matrimonial ae8
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-23


70 pitcher, out on first No runs.
Kane was Able and placed nice
one in safe territory; Peddy hunted
and was out at first, Kane taking sec
ond; Merrill hit to Graham who tag.
ged Kane; Merrill went to second ON
a bad throw. but was caught mapping.
Taylor putting the kibosh on him. No
runs.
Fourth inning.
Kennard grounded to short, out at
first; Taylor hit to third and was out:
Mitchell hit to short, out on first No
runs.
Calhoun skied out to right; Dillon
sent long one to left. Denton max
ing a grand catch; Warwick got his
base; Collins few out to Graham.
No runs.
Fifth Inning.
Watson hit to third who threw low.
Watson going to second; Cragin pick
ed out a nice single, Watson going TO
third; Cragin stole second: Marten
hit to second and Watson was nailed
at the plate, Cragin going to third,
and Marten landed safe at first; Ora
ham fouled out; sheats hit to pitcher.
No runs
Cochran hit to Graham, out at first !;
Paine hit long fly to center, Watson
making sensational catch; Kane
was soaked in the side and got his
base. moment later stealing second;
Peddy few out to sheats. No runs.
Sixth Inning,
Denton rolled down to first and was
an easy out; Kennard hit to pitcher,
out at first; Taylor whiffed. No runs.
Merrill hit one to Sheats, out; Cal
houn sent a long fly to center, Wat.
son making his second sensational
catch; Dillon out short to first. No
runs.
Seventh Inning.
Mitchell picked beauty to left for
one base; Watson hunted, out at first.
Mitchell by some tall sprinting TAX.
ing third base; Cragln and Marten
could not locate the ball. and Mitchell
died ON third. No runs.
Marvick walked; collins popped out
to Sheats; Cochran got pass; Paine
few out to Sheats: Marvick tried to
steal third and was thrown out. No
runs.
Eighth Inning.
Graham few out TO left; sheats put
onel in the same place and was out;
Denton ballooned out to center. No
runs.
Kane grounded TO second, out at
first; Peddy famed; Merrill grounded
to sheats. out on first No runs.
Ninth. lnnlns.
Clark. who took Kennard's place,
famed out; Taylor popped an easy
one to third and was out; Mitchell
singled TO right field Watson skied
out 10 lett. NO runs.
Calhoun grounded TO sheats. out at
first; Dillon picked out beauty for
two bases: Warwick out, second to
frst; Dillon stole home. winning the
game. One run,
Score by innings.
Oak Halls 1000 900 1000 8 2
Palatka 1900 900 COLL 2 2
The Summary.
HIts-OR sheats. q; on Dillon, 8
Struck out-By sheats. 5; by Dillon,
5. Base on balIs-By sheats, 5;DiiIon.
i. Two-base hits Dillon. Sacrifice
hits sheats. Watson, Peddy. Marten,
Mitchell. stolen bases Marten.
,Nane. Errors--oak Halls. 2; PAlatka,
2. Left on bases Gainesville, 5; Pa
latka. 3. Umpire n Graham. Time
OF game--1:25.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-23

Mrs. LASS Palmer No hiiie9 hNF
hussana a. sseir homs satf - Tan1s
hat Friaag afiefngan Cox alegef a.
ssait npsn fte fhifieer g@afota Kifi
yanls paHew ~ ia fns iiiiisHofoast
eoasg nii awRitirr it@ rspuit e ~
nqsnisatlaa of az ecrpnafs iVfF
Tho rnfFnl arinsss pa T&mgH q taaf
wu raimes wEi - a1hlf9sa lgsfie
shie is Ne sgpsr = ~ 'hans
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-23
nIrs lnnIna.

Y 'oal"d out to third; Rabbit
to short and was safe
...lis, hunted, out on isrst,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-23
sixth Inning,

4 Denton rolled down to first and wa
an easy out; Kennard hit to pitcher
out at first: Taylor whiffed, No runs
Merrill hit one to Sheats, out; Cal
houn sent a long fly to center, Wat
son making his second sensationa
catch; Dillon out, short to first. N,
runs.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-23
TEA Won IN
III NINTH INNING
y, rut Dillon Stole Home.
Viuning the Game
Y, asst GAME or SEASON

a. was Fast and Exciting and
Z pretty plays Madswass0"
I, catches Feature q Game.
Z, Allows only Two Hits.
y, Get of ball players from
A and they are ball players,
=. want to impress upon your
rived yesterday over the
'.'uls and Tampa railway on
n time.
a. NOT easy work for them to
\ N honors but this they did,
',s-sa the Oak Halls had the
I two different innings. The
\ vss that Gainesville could
\ uhsn it was needed
.,,es, was fast and exciting
4. many sensational plays were
r.,sOn Of the home team COM
n the greater part Of them.
4. grand stand catch is also
I, \ mention. Sheats had the
R,s at his mercy, allowing
n. hits. There would be a
story to tell II the local boys
|lsve bit the ball when hits
,0rh the Oak Halls outbatted
Ma boys, Dillon kept the hits
altered, not enough coming In
un to send a man around the
IA Iast half Of the seventh Ken
LAS put out Of business and
NM Injured by being run into
Y d the Palatka runners, both
being punched into Kennard's
M After a delay which lasted
minutes Clark was placed In
nards substitute and the game
mtily on to the ninth, when
made the winning run on q
|hne
hlatka boys are a gentlemanly
myers and know how to play
veil as be gentlemen, and
ID ne game in that way. They
rumpaDied by a large number
~ and quite a number OF
no cane along to see that
we're well cheered up during
nggles.
Eihg is the score as Il was
II innings:
First inning.
70 BIT to short and was out at
sais singled to center; Denton
ni one to his liking and
: IN right; Kennard struck
glor hit to short and was out
sAeats and Denton dying on
v 10 runs.
NJ to Kennard who threw
fFt and Merlin was safe.
iev out to right; Merrill
soud; Dillon famed; Warwick
No runs.
Second Inning.
formerly Of the ocilIa
~ one down to third and
q arst Watson famed;
'ai'sd and took his base ON
ones, but was thrown ont
iRipe second. No runs.
'snehed three holes in the
''n famed, and Paine hit
ont at first. No runs for
y Rats
hire lnnInu.
'''l'd out to third; Rabbit
~ 10 short "a 80 ~afa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-23
serlous cen6lsscn % Mr. Emersoa.
from wednesdays Daily:

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night of the aerioas condiilon " Nir
A. a. Emernon u Tacoma. and fears
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malaria. han proven tos mpeb ~ his
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r8mery. mho u attenf'ag bim Yfsisr.
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