davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-09
CITY MUST GROW TO-
WARD PARKSIDE

There is no other way for it
to grow.
People who have the same
kind of faith as those who in
vested in San Francisco's
bonds purchased $4,000 worth
of lots and houses in the last
ten days at Parkside
That means the choicest cor
ners and finest locations are be-
ing snapped up and there are
ONLY 100 LOTS LEFT to
be sold in the original subdi-
vision at present prices. Forty
have been sold in the last two
weeks
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-09

Do You Want s5.0af
page IL.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-09

The Board Of Supervis-
ors has ordered arc lights
at, pdrkside.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-09
OUT OF TOWN BUYERS

People from the country are
coming to San Francisco and
buying lots at Parkside.
They realize the conditions
oftentimes better than those
near by,
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-09
ARE YOU TAKING AD-
VANTAGE OF YOUR 0PP0R-
TUNITY?

Or are you letting your op-
portunity slip through your
fingers
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-09
Home BUILDING COMPANY Y
ORGANIZED

Messrs. Chadwick & Sykes,
contractors, who are building
the railroad at Parkside, report
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-09

throughout it, within half
All hour of the city's business
center, will have a property
value bound to increase as the
years go by.
More sales are being made
day by day and week by week
at Parkside than in all other
new residence sections.
NEW FAMILIES ARE
MOVING TO PARKSIDE.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-28
1900 MILES IN A RoWHoAr,
Young Explorer 70 Make Daring Trip
to Polar Regions.

New York, March ~, --llis hO<hy
body and cheerful mind arc the pFtnci-
gal equipment to be- used by Vhyta-
muir Steiianssson, who N ~ start In
April in a rowboat for tho Arc,ic cir
clio To learn the WAYS nj Eskimo ttbos
no white man has visited,
Money. he win not require, but no
via carry u few Alos, needles and
butcher knives ~ gifts In return for
the hospitality whbch ne eSpccts Ia
rCceivc, one rife, a f0w RShhOokS
and nets and a suit Of fur clothing
win be the sineWs NJ tho expedition,
Mr.. SteftanssOn MAS tornCrly an IN =
s,ructor OF Harvard university and his
coming expedition II under tho Auspl-
ces ur the MDylcau musCum Ot nat
uraj history
The expense of getting to the MNc'
kcnGic river, where he ONpcCts Ia find
rowboat. la to bo Furnished by the
museum.
The museum will publish his rapOrt
and if 1 IL possible to hrhns them out
of the inaccessible country II will oh
tain whatever Genealogical specimens
MIR SlCtianssou may gathvr The
youp1 explorer L. ~ lcIandsc hiria
end speaks the EsAliio language nu
ently, lie viii live On the country
and what he can trap,
lie VIII start late In APril from Hl
monitor, British Colnmbla. and Cx
pests to travel eighteen hundrcd miles
In a TOWbCAt,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-28

Rome. Ga MancA - The report
% Tax Cohesion George y Rsese
shows 40 Increase In Snount collected
over las, year a s5s, 900, This n
partly accoaa'ed tOT BY tie s6fIttoo
~ the two nss wNfds. tae siEtA ami
ths s~vsush. and parity b. ne heaVJ
increase IN Asaessnsnts a HsoTs than
. milton ~ asg ,Tear over the ,JOas
bsfoTe TIE report ~ Tie Assessors
~ 1874 rae n0t y~t been made. but
cuDaFo 10 aiFp4siy khowB 30 ear thai
thsgs wtH - . cphstdSFwble nessaAs
over 80 as@s-smsass ~ 1901
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-28
chsr,ss O. Hsn osaS

Sss YOrt Nash ~ Rev. CAas
Gaia 5es~ lisA VgsaiA~ss - uutoa T1o
sse7rc4s ssmifHTY esd ~ Aia AaBo
hsgo Wednesday tIs hAa becE o.
Haout tvo nontSa. Bn4 f~ceeSiy go
mists1 70 a s-Egsara, us,eTaIhau. ~
Hail vas . trieste. ~ wiH1ama e,0s.
l~Es u A'lAs'A anty~gpi'Y. . ttgersga
- Jaao TteotaEsai ses9isary sd .
aaSnAar - tAa bsarAs q osAer se.aa.
9inuaa tEstifafinaN
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-28

CoshFah, Ga harcb n Ash Ia
Eisg ws'sn n fay slsos ahd kihe'i Cbas
DsDa TIE shaDtsnE WA 'Aas~4. u
u ssAied. ~ iamlby iTMeplgu ~ nAhy
asShtba' stAhAlha HDzlag y 10 uald
kha hgksa Bron - kSsp sNaY frOD'
kis b0ass When ~ ~gnt h0ans
asoest I 80 0ehaek Wsanss'say DO met
tHH0h opmlrE 0al. tlatf moa b~Gnn
aFihG .Itfzlsf WAs shns ~ ths this't;
naGsn gaa shSt several '.anss and aisat
ia z short NAhe
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-28
Amazing System d Robbery and
Graft discovered.
CITY EMOLOYEs INVOLVED
Through tho Zee Of Tempered Water
Meters and connIvaRes Of City EN-.
ploysss, Chicago Has Beer pe'rsud.
ed Of Hundreds Of Thousands.

Chicago, MaNh Alan amazing
system u Robbery and graf Involving
city employees and bic busI',ss firms
and extending back thrOCrh several
years, vas Uncovered Wednesday IN
the wafer department.. A. result
Of the revelations two employees, IN
Guiding a division head, were rcmov-
cd, and thirty e sat subordinate en-
plOyscs are slated for discharge.
Some Of thcm may DO lu.lUed for
conpllcity In thc thcfts.
THROUGH the use 81 tan cred ne.
tiers and the oonniyance % city ein-
pbyees. Il Is said, seyera, large cor
porations have drcfra1ded hc city oi
hundreds ~ thousands 81 dollars IN
water taNCs. AZ the same time the
employees OF che meter divisions, "a
which the scandal "a conhu,d, have
plundered the stock OF supplies, sell
ing meters 10 junk dyNiets and bar
taring materials for drinks in salOOns
10 II Is charged.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-28
SHOT PROVED FATAL
Durham Stevens, Korean Diplomat,
Victim Of ASSaSSia.
DIED AFTER AN OPERATION
In Wan Chang, the Korean Who Fired
Fatal Shot, Now In jail. Received
News Of His Victims Death with
Manifest Delight

Ban ENnci'tl, CN.. March q -
Durham Wh,tc stevens. the diptD
uNatiS shot by In Whan Chang,
yourg kntNn, on M1n,SC. dled ~
the ~ Francis hospital Wednesday
nIgh fOEuWing ~ operation
Death MAS due Ia pSadtOnltS The
operation dl,NlOs,d that the @assSa.
sln's bullet had perforated the In
teslinCs IN slS pMCCN
AZ thO botHIde whom death came
were ChosS Kocke. Japanese consul
g,n0ral In san Framdsco, Morris VII
son aud ColonG " A, SimpsOn. per.
soual friends " Mr stevens, and
DFs. Terry and huntington
Mr., SteveEs rugalncd consciousness
only once after tha operation ARd
then said he VIA In great psln, ThO
attending lhyvIciaua realized that
death WuA CERTAIN 10 =. few hours aud
up0rStdd Ia tho faint bopo " saving
hia hfe,
Consul General Itocks Nas greatly
atfcc,pd by the death nf Bteyens
In Wan Chang tho Koraa Wao
hrvi the fatal ahO, which proved fatal
io Stevens. when lnfOrmed al the jail
Of Ais Victims death. resolved tho
nSwA without SURPRISE and with mani
fsSt delight,
since the day oI tho shooting Chang
has Bsssn expressing the h0pe that
Bteyoh's Mounds might prove mtal
"Wednesday ntwht when asked Y No
Wa sorry for SHAT be had dNSne. ths
Korean said;
No, | am glad Tie waa no friend
u Korea. aud he 10 bsttar 0yad
Mr., Stevens death Win result Ia n
charge of mur1pr being bNJuKht
against bOtn Chang. WHO hFcd the n
tai shots. and Chun, his aCpoWWlice,
VIA attacked Stevens ~ ne allshtrd
from hia automobile ~ the Fwry
building.
Cbun, WIN Was wounded by wild
shoi frEn hls companions revolver. V
~ Ne Lars hospital. where II vNS
usla that hs Naa hpparentiy an the
read "a recovery
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-28
coRrGLvoU ,ssvUs CIRCULAR
No More atandssd eilVes Dollars
TranspoFtea Ess ~ Charge.

No More atAAdsed silver Dollars
TranSpoFtsd FSs ~ Charge.
wAshihEtoa. btasCb ~ -@~cretary
GoEtslyou has issued . UeasFai eiFcu'
lar ahbou8clDS thae as asnDuRs NppFo
priated ~ congress AE she tFanspoF.
tstioa % sIivss c04h ~ sAs pear 1908
hayiBE bruOEls sEAAustea. ma more
Standard silver aONaFu vai BE- sen4
10 ApplIcaHk FREE ~ eAarsa bS FAhS
portAtiSn fiuSn ne oeana@ ~ 80 tFsaa
Ber OF tts ssverna eAstaWht trOea
uTsss 81 the Uaitsi BaNtea.
TIE Voliag - sh,sganG - t~phs all
Ser osan kes q egpssus sa'nrEss go
A,ioOtRd aSpat tweaiy me ysaHs 40
skSs Il 49, deemed ana1nasss ~ s1ts.
Biats ne GsEugAi earoatatsm ~ saver.
ena mia pssisy hss heaa eumtinBe.a "
ths psvssat time. vfcA ne snosVti0a
- Ne hrst Farse' aDoafhs N 100
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-28

Transatlantic steamship Companies
ADOPT New Method.

Transatlantic steamship Companies
ADOPT New Msthoc.
Now York, March ~ IAN arrange
ment Of tIcket interchange which vas
brought al,out by the recent confer
enee 10 London ~ the Various trans.
Atlantic steamships .linOs has gone
into erect
Tho Arrangement provides that any
person holding = Ticket to return ON a
specified steamer of one limo may. "
necessary. return With that tinket on
steamer OF another hue. which IL
a party 10 the conference.
line ticket holder returns IN cheap.
or recommendations ca a steamer Of a
limo other Than the one lssltlns rho
tic1ei. the ticket Win be arcsptSi 10
transportation and the difference In
price will be paid Ia the holdsr by
the Zine leasing the ticket. le~a tSn
per cent. u tbe PtruOu wishes to
traVS IN better soUmpOdatioRs on
q E.eamaf ~ n lne oLh0r taan the
one issuing the original ticket. nc ~
~ nDittNa Ia nse the tiOkSs By paying
rhe difference IN price 60 the e0trpany
- the Usssm0T on vhch he ssiia.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-28
rArsU MARY INCIDENT.
Minister HayaShl Makes Statement
In DlSt Regarding same.

TOXIC. Narch d.-FOroiSn Minister
HAyashi made . SeatOmant Thursday
n the dGst In reference 10 the Tat-
"a MAEu incAdeat. He related the
history Of DE oAsS. e. has already
been pubatzhed and HAys the entire REQ
ord had not yet been received at the
tcrefgu once. He wished 10 cay
! e,HVhaticaEy That the Chinese central
lgOYernment had Shown . friendly al
tltu5e to Japan and q dsnirs for the
continuance Of friendly relations by
cOnceSting an ample rGparation.
Regarding the seizure Of the Japa'
nese hshing vessel, Ka1o Maru. near
St. Paul island by the American gov
eminent, Minister HayRahi sad that
negotiations were psnding. but that II
was pramatnrS to make an ofhcial
statement
10 the matter Of tho Kanoao boun-
cary. the minister Of foreign Affairs
said that this was en- cid disputs be-
tween Korea and CHINA. and that Il
would probably involve lengthy negO-
tiAtio0s. IN tact, the boundary bad
not yet been nxSd.
Regarding the forcIbIs seizure d the
Tien POAShan mine In Kantao By chi
nCse trooOs, Minister HAyash SAid
Ehat this matter was tncluded In the
KAntao RegotiRtious AAd mat when the
Boundary was fixed the mine question
would be cOnsldea ed.
Regarding antiJapanose feeling by
tae centrNa UovernmeAt u China. he
sAId hS vas unable 70 discover The
aiEhieSt eVtdence Ut unfrtenGAllnesa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-28
VIII vets per srnA.

IndiasaSOsis. tad hsraa 81 --Ebsas
gales 20 ths ssais Deasoaaatte ooutsn
tiSa Wednesday ss1a1&es ~ aissr,eis
tSsaty ia delegates b. uhe nAitOnai
SsaVeatla@ ct Deuver ssa 90 cssa.
1iiiss 80 ruiss sesxssS ssus enisEnlss
81 isTEs. A. - Ne tAiFsy natt0oai
eFieEAiss pffi Vots ~ wiIinB 4 NJ.
90 fox pFasiAnai. go Q maIoEsty -
tkssa OH VIE eog Shs remesatoA -
Saliannl cAAtswaa TA1Daa TangEgt
90 Ghs tsa1aaa sasuass q - naftgs
u sognnfuss. TRa - - asae -
pe@yFr. csso
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-28
10y IS Probably Nominated
Fer Governor.
4 HEAVY VOTE WAS POLLED
y. 3 eoOstOr Davis, who stumPse
a state for kirby, Claims thai ~
q Nominated over DOnaohsy--An-
erews Probably VIM His Race.

Little Rock, Ark. MGIOh Fro
tnHEsls received ThursSey from the
Democratic state primary election IN
tlcsee mat George w. Donaghey, OF
8enEtAnr county, has been nominal
~ fp1 governor over W. F. Kirby.
90 3ohA H. HinmOn.
n y estimated that over 100000
wptla were cast in the state, one OF
ne heaviest polls recorded In q simi-
AZ eleCtlon in years.
N0an Phge, secretary OF the Demo
aaEtia state committee, announced
sknk Ms advtces indicate the nOmin-
atton OF DOnAghey by q small plural
~. friends OF kirby, however, state
thaa their ndidates greatest strength
q III tho remote districts aud when
Nleee are heard from Dunaehey's lead
wtii be greatly reduced, II not over
ecaa. Supporters Of HinmOn do not
Nsnoots his defeat.
g United States Senator jefferson Ia
Sls stumped the state for Kirby and
ae claimS his nomination by a small
ellieality.
Returns so far received Indicate the
uyInInatiou OF +. Il. Andrews. Of the
county OF Woodruff. for attorney gen
end.
Returns 80 dar received indicate
nsna Representatives X, b. Macon
has been renOmiuated over clyde Go
~.
The result win pr,ibaJy not be def.
tnlteh known until Friday as returns
Rrom the country districts Will not ar
i've before that time.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-28

Apharstia. Ga. Marvh ~ --Afs.
elaTy TTAmmell. sevosty yaFs a 49,.
vHs burned 20 dnaih Wednesday aftsg
noon Ia flames W'alEa A~saJogad he
residence q heE soS, ~ , Tam
msa IN ihfaAt child ~ ~, Tran.
mSli'a vas also In Shs a0aes Bat vaa
reECsied betors Il pas lni1ru& Ths
Aames ~sFs AEst di@oVere4 ~ WIN
Wilkins. VIE. whtAs Vs@tnG tAs
Ao,sss, Botiooa thAi the rsla 49, "
aamos lie Vusbod Into Ne swsliins
and brusaht the huIsaai 10 enfstg aa1
seaEohed or re As~a valnas. bgi /.
oae 70 beat ed sstE6s wlAa unssls
b anA her n n thmTrAt ~ Or
STARTED arosn ths kitnhsu EsoVs.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-28
LONG TEAM FOR BURGLARY.
Negro Sentenced 10 state Prison for
LIE In New York,

NV wv WV NR'NA
MN Y,r.. Nerch q After haV'
Ing been convicted Of a burglary. WA
Ham Carl, thlrtyflve years u agU,
negro. has been sentenced W the
state prison for life by Judge Foster
N eenerh sessions.
Clark wa convicted Of r1t'binG the
apartments ~ Mp. Ida CAark last Sop
TENDER. after he had brutality assault.
cd tho woman. In 1857 Clark was
scnionced To Two years In state prtsIn
ard Ave years lator not nax years
and Ella months,
The prisoner addressed mo court.
saying ho Was lnbcent Of the charge
on Shic'h be had Just been eUnvIc,od.
A. tho close ~ his speooh J0dg"
Fosteg declared that " there bad been
hny dowat In hls mind 80 10 TIE no.
gro. guilt. tho latt0T's apcech Dad
removed Il.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-28
BIBLE CONFERENCE.
esOtsd Religious Workers to Assemble
Al valdosta. Ga.

~ NaNuobtA, Sa,
yaldosta. Ga. March q The
e,sAns for great Bible conference
Is be held annually in this city have
been oUuQlsted. and the first session
wtr be hold at me First Methodist
aARroa on sunday morning. March 20
IA SUCCESSFUL inauguration Is regard
"a among ohurCbmen and laymen -
the mosl important reiisiOus and edn-
nationaI movement IN tho history OF
south Georgia.
Rev. NJ. A. Morgan pastor o. the
FlTHt MelhodiV' cburcA. Ia the NOV
tns splr,f behind the conference.
TIE frF Conference Siil conunUe
eiEh days. running through nc hTsi
Runday in Apri, Some u the most
omiBent diyines and ooafeCruted Bible
stutsbts In re south win be ptesen;
nnd contribute 10 the program
Ap0uG tsom 70 Miss ESnma Tucker.
she famous BItSe reae'r and rsviTNi
worsc7 Rev W. y AlnsEorth. paa-
cor OF Wesleyan MeDorIA, church. o.
aararaah. ~. toan G KilEo pres
aAsnt 81 TSiaiiy oOItre. Durham. y.
C pt. J A Harmon. esiiinS
~sbar Of tho vsl4os,h circuit of tss
eouth Georgia eoutssSac~. asd O'hsFS.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-28
"slm," SUTTON MAKER, DEAD,
Well Known Man Found psad In HE
psd In New York.

Well Known Man Found DSad In His
psd In New York.
New York. March % Meyer X.
Bimbsrg. known widsay e. Ban. the
BiTtoDn MaR." ives found dad IN bel
Wednesday nlght.
A week aOO Nj. BinberE CONTRACT
Sd a cold. which developed into ton
sllitiS. 4 physician hooked after him
and the pauent was reported to be
rapAdly recovering. Al hour or two
before he wAs found dead he had
sprayed his throat aud settled him
peK In bed for u nap.
10 wa born IN vhis city fOrtysix
years ago. and II survived BY q wild
ia aad daughter,
In recent years Mr.. BlmberG bull,
sir rheaterS and for. three years man
aged the Yorkyslie thsatog. but u
Was as the mAker q campaign but.
lOns that be we 1aOwn outside New
York He S,aksd hls fortune rSgcaL
edly on hls COnVCutidn forccAsA. only
TO aoutGe his fortune a. his predic-
tiOna were fuRnEled.
Pin" made ~ buttons bearing The
llkenSSs % the prda'@Ale candidates,
aud guS@cd 80 we'll that ne waa even.
tuAny rated ~ q miaionaire, More
Tsc~nsiy &c hRd dev0s0i moro al
HE time 70 the bnSln@ss a q buihiinE
contractor
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-28

crsns Fosss. y u Nara n --os
v~tossaav 80 Sp-tk faasosA EW1o
srxsif earse1sila gstaaasa4ay AAgsg
90 ss~pH soos sD1snisE " J BsTss
~ sss4ssusial ssrHines aaf ins1Fset
Nc Nosas nakass's ess3Ss&os - ~
aa1saai p.unarntss eaassmfAs "a ~
egsg 90 fnavw - p2s ~ hsTung
Upglssta
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-28
sGN. sUaGowS oSJEerEO.
To swssrIos In o. Ssnstor.Elset 'rOm
Maryland.

MaFliaHa'
Washington. Marvh ~ -4,1natoF
Burrows, chairman ~ ne oOHanitss
IN privileges and slssaitna. Thurs
DAY made obi0rtL0b Ia tho sNsaTtn9
In ~ sshaiaS ssyt Bmith. II MARY
lahd. Eao vas chaasn Ia Sucoe@i the
late senator Whyts
MF RaEryss basel his obisCtlon
90 ths strength that Ar sninh's cleo
ton bad pot bssn 10 a1rardAnes VIA
thS trm prescribed by tho eaynsuttt.
tioa
Tnsrs kad Sssa . roIi cAH ~ 80
sensts trs, betpTs ths VrossvftAG ~
tha parp@e - sscur'Bs . faA stten
AAnes knd Aiia0st al me sSuatf~a vs@s
n Asif sVata
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-28
ToSAeeo wAas,4oUss sUangO

Fifs - csVls9isa. ~, esppoosa -
Hsvs nssu ~ iassadnagy Origin.
ueeioEzsl - AteNh 81 The isaa
tpsaeeo usFsssass ~ r. q naanttaon
a ca salsIssS ~ ssmFth ed Ihaks.
vsH psvpsss covtngtSe. NJ. was e.
sGso4ed ~ Gre sa~iy TAsssday u1g1,
iax. snssiiinE q sua su'tnntet - sitsl
90
TIE eFs 10 thepsht 20 tavs h~aa n
it<Saetagy astEta
Five ssassssnses $50 . satsaa we're
ala eew~sTea.
TSs ctssaaass asA nAko Sagsoaa
tFt4ps eaas sestensS. ~
49, Aiao srysgsl efssg sreessfs4
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-28

Auaasa. Nara q - " nsszS.
fsesy nee Yurg - AZ. nTnsTiI -
IN AttAata yuGes tsTSs. Ard go -
sAs As.E knSsG eInra1s - At2GcA
6sas q ~ ruutauaas. " euasSAa
sesuss WuonsuaRg arr - tlna1 -
nrss wopas fruas tsaze puaHEans.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-28

NaHsaa CIty No tiaseb ~ -TusfvS
kanafet ttfk~fA 0nS Ib0ansn1 -
ubtea Bags bs~0 s,lla 10 cut -tssxn
peestF. have she'-5y besn alepraaa -
faa fks Tgaek Nra's ttenasestte ebibs
ea1aasi NaIea u - ~ aeaa here 10
caassutk,a if61 e. tfeetag nieht.
tispeh 10 ~ a apfea eea Jad
~ hssmea e. ~ ~
o. e an4 ehas
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-28

nm1aM. ~ 49nrA 81 ~0gg.
nnsyy ShS1uAas nsAln~@. pD,. 49,
maMGs1hae AaahnD - NsYneR 10 A,
Laas msAsunSUag aesmAs - 60
sies elsap. ~ ~. . y paxe.
e aalsaaSSi. Nna 90 esnn 1s as
~ mnv SsJp. falass t,e x ~,
rnnee. aspa So ~ snp
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-28
OUGHT TO LIVE a CENTURY
aishoy Samuel FsH0~s On the Alist
r.aat u nans LIE.

C1srnwo. Masca ~ --fThree hnoTs
mnA ter Yeas Os sArThly iscsase -
- on fnshIohsA elAusasce; q Sass
esse scsoseinE 20 Tstsaop samafA Fai-
hive Peopss ouEnt W ss aahaFnSa
Vhat tAey opar Hre to - 10 FeArs
A tAis aCo. - Aoaas
A esKhiy a mas sss0lA - - ~
e~tmeof lifs. vhefeas usaw sorfT % for
syAte a acolars.i 90 30 ne ciiuzaH
MAsnp F2isTas EA4 Ve1ktng %
80 -Nisssoo as Psia. ~ tAs s. Pass
RsRp-usi Ev,uysgai cSvrva
New-York tribune., 1908-03-08
HEIR TO EARLDOM DEAD?
Kansas City Unknozcn Thought to
Haze Been Francis u. Clements.

Kansas City No. March "A man who died
at the Kansas City General Hospital on Febru-
ary 10. and was buried unidentified. is believed
to have been Francis Patrick Clements. twenty
three years old, brother and heir of Charles
Clements, Earl of Leitrim, Donegal. Ireland.
The body was exhumed this afternoon. and IL
answers the description of Francis Patrick
Clements
The young man took room at a lodging
house In January He had little to say of him
self. except that his home in England and
that he had come to Kansas City from New
York. During his stay at the lodging house ne
paUned nearly all Of his personal effects. He
was taken i'll with pneumonia and removed to
the General Hospital. where he died without
telling anything further of himself He went
under the name of Herbert Domican-
Recently circular letter from the Salvation
Army Headquarters in New York City, con-
tanning description OF the missing brother of
Lord Leitrim who disappeared in May, 1907,
was published A chambermaid in the rooning
house where Domican had stayed recognized
the description and informed Salvation Army
officials To-day photograph and full de-
scription of Clements were received.
The chambermaid felt that the photo
graph that of Donican, and the body was
exhumed. II answered the description
New-York tribune., 1908-03-08
NINE CHINESE GUILTY.
Boston Orientals Face Execution for
Murders Last 14uguSt

Boston. March Wary Charles. one of the
wealthiest and most influential Chinese OF Bos-
ton. and eight of his countrymen, alleged TO be
notorious ''hatchet men, were found guilty by a
jury In the Superior Criminal Court late to-day
of murder in the first degree on four counts
charging the killing of four Chinese in Boston
on August .. 1907. A tenth defendant, who had
also been on trial on the same charges died sud
denly in his cell last Tuesday while the trial
was in progress.
In each case Wary Charles was accused Of
being a accessory before the fact, IN that he
.'felonously and maliciousIy invited. moved, pro-
cured. aided. counselled. hired and commanded
others to commit crimes
The cases had been trial for thirty
days, the first four days being thrown out
account OF a mistrial- owing to the illness OF
Juror. More than four thousand typewriter
pa ges Of testimony taken and the cost OF
the trial is estimated at $4,000
The murders for which the nine Chinese were
found guilty grew out Of q long standing feud
between the Hip Sing tong and the On Leong
tong. rival Chinese societies.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-08
TRAPPED ON ROOF.
Many Saued from Tenement Blaze-
Aged Cripple Hurt.

More than a score of men. women and chill
dren were taken from the roof of the Ave story
tenement house at No POI East 59th street early
this morning. when fire broke out on the third
floor the rooms of invalid man The lat
ter was rescued only after he had fallen un-
conscious in the hallway, at the same time
breaking his leg. The fire was a stubborn one
and completely destroyed the building
AS he closing his saloon. on the ground
floor. Arthur Fitzpatrick smelled smoke and
traced 1t to the rooms of William Rietchman
eighty years old and cripple He turned In an
alarm. The old man rescued with great
difficulty. Those living on the upper floors.
finding their escape cut off. rushed to the roof
and when the firemen arrived men and women
were shouting for help.
The work Of getting ladders to the roof was
delayed by an accident to Truck 16 In cross
ling Third avenue at 59th street the truck
crashed into a southbound car and one of the
horses instantly killed.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-08
CONDEMNS p. r. Il. TUNNEL.
-Four Men Killed by Gas IN Balti-
more Tube.
[By Telegraph to The Tribune. !

Baltimore. March City Building Inspector
Preston condemned unsafe tonight one Sec
tion of the Pennsylvania Railroad tunnel under
this city through which pass all trains between
New York, Philadelphia and Washington. Four
worlmen Were suffocated by gas fumes in this
tube to-day and twenty other workmen We're
more or less affected. Ten of the We're
taken out unconscious. but revived.
In his notice served on the railroad officials
Inspector Preston declared that the section in
which the men were suffocated is not properly
ventilated and therefore menace to life. The
inspector says this part of the tunnel should
not be used until in proper condition The ma
chinery which operates of the large ventilat-
ing fans was out Of order, and men are rushing
repairs it Passenger trains running
through the tunnel tonight.
Bernard Carter. counsel for the PENNSYLVANIA,
denied tonight that Preston had any jurisdc
ton over the tunnel and declared every precau-
ton being taken to prevent any danger.