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The star and Newark advertiser., 1908-04-08
SOX WALK OVER QUINCY.

QUINCY, April S.-The SoX won from
the Quincy Central Association team
here yesterday afternoon, s to >. The
game was too one-sided to be interest
ing, but was enlivened a bit by Nick
Altrock's long homer over the right
field fence and some other long hits by
the visiting batsmen. Altroek's long
home run came in the third and broke
the tie, which had existed for a few
moments between innings.
R.H e.
Chicago 90 / 2 0 3 0--S i ,
Quincy 30 0 0 0 o. 8 .
Batteres-Smith. Altrock and Shaw;
Merten. Horn, Bennett and Mer
The star and Newark advertiser., 1908-04-08

Earmed runa-Jersey CITY, 2; Princeton, I
Thrce-base hit-Plank TwO-base hits
Clement LATTE. Dawson. Base on balls
Off Clarke, /: off Latitte l. off Plank g.
struck out BY Clarke, 3; by Lafitte, g.
Double play Mason to Bean 10 Merritt
Passd ball--Dawson. ]. Hit by pitcher BY
Clarke l. by Mason, i. Sacrifice hita-
Sides Harlan Umpires- -Hasset aud Mack
Time-1h 4jrn.
The star and Newark advertiser., 1908-04-08
TIGERS EXHIBITION GAMES.

April 12-New York Americans,
at Newark.
April Wilmington, at New
ark.
April M-Trenton, at Newalh X,
April 15-Newark, at Trenton
April 16--Utica, at Newark.
April Newark, at Bridge
port.
April 1S- Bridgeport at New
ark.
April 19-New York Nationals,
at, Newark
April 20-Utica. at Newark
) April 21-Utica, at Newark.
The star and Newark advertiser., 1908-04-08
Trenton Club, of the Tri-State
League, Will Play Here
Saturday.

intends using his best team and will
certainly spare no pains to land the
contest,
Arizona republican., 1908-12-10
! Personal Mention /:

Guests at the Hotel Adame are, c, w Fisher. Horse Shoe Ranch: C. G Harris. Prescott; Charles Salmon, New York; F. w. De Langtars, Allan ta. Ga; w. l.. Cherringtown, Boston; w Fl. Stanley. San Francisco; D. M. Mcfarland, John F. Campbell and Geo. Mitchell, Los Angeles; H. H. Smith. Grand View. Ariz.; Jos. A. Hope, Pres colt: D. J. Stephenson, Port Huron, Mich; James R. Robinson, Saginaw. Mich.
 At the Ford are, MT. and Mrs Me Coy. P. H. Mccoy and J. L. Mccoy. Marysville. Mo; H. B. Griest. Tempe; JhOn w Whedon, Louisville, Ky; R. Ronstadt, Tucson; J. D. Cross, St. Louis: MT and Mrs. B. F. Jackson. Denver; Charles Davis, Brooklyn.
 At the Commercial are Robert Scott and family. Showlow. Ariz.; A. A. Harmon, Flagstaff; Mrs. M. Y. Tan queray, G. C. Patterson and J. J. Wal ker. Los Angeles; Lucinda Harris and Mary Biddlecome. Arlington; J. J. Phillips, Albuquerque; H. A. Cart wright. Los Angeles; J. C. Cross Buckeye: Fenton Jones, Tempe.
Arizona republican., 1908-12-10
CITY CONSTABLE
 ALMOST ARRESTED
He Thought He Could Ride His Bike On the Sidewalk, But He Won't Do It Again.

A city constable. who seems to think that laws are to be observed only by those not in official positions, rode his bike on the sidewalk down First ave nue yesterday afternoon. As he was about to turn into Washington street he noticed Marshal Moore on the cor ner cycling the performance.
 Did you ever hear of an ordinance forbidding riding wheels on the side walk?" asked the marshal.
 "Er- yes. l think I have" replied the constable as he dismounted. But that is only for the common people,"
 You come along with me" said the marshall, starting toward the police station.
 You wouldn't really arrest me, would you Johnny" asked the con stable in a surprised tone.
 Don't you Johnny me. You are a public malefactor and an undesirable citizen. Come along now, or will have to put the bracelets on you?"
 "Oh, John I mean MT. Moore, you wouldn't do that I only rode about 30 feet on the walk You would not call that breaking the law would yOu?"
 Yes, I would. Just the same as if you rode a mile. If you took one orange out of that box it would be
Arizona republican., 1908-12-10

Gull navel oranges cheap at Crump's-
Arizona republican., 1908-12-10

other boys whose names have been constantly before the people of the ter ritory during the life of the contest can be depended upon to make mark in the worlds active fight for business, and doubtless more than one business man has his eye on the bunch to se- feet competent help later on.
 LIST OF PREMIUMS.
 A FIRST SCHOLARSHIP IN THE ARIZONA SCHOOL OF MUSIC.
 A SECOND SCHOLARSHIP IN THE ARIZONA SCHOOL OF MUSIC.
 A FIRST SCHOLARSHIP IN THE PHOENIX BUSINESS COLLEGE AND ACADEMY.
 A SECOND SCHOLARSHIP IN THE PHOENIX BUSINESS COL LEGE AND ACADEMY.
 A FIRST SCHOLARSHIP IN LAM SONS BUSINESS COLLEGE.
 A SECOND SCHOLARSHIP IN LAMSON'S BUSINESS COLLEGE.
 A FREE ROUND TRIP TO TO- SEMITE VALLEY.
 ANOTHER FREE ROUND TRIP TO YOSEMITE VALLEY.
 A VOSE BABY" OR HOME GRAND PIANO, WORTH $1,000. CON EXHIBITION AT REDEWILL'S MU- SIC STORE)
 A $50 VICTOR TALKING MA CHINE. CON EXHIBITION AT MIL LER- STERLING cos STORE.
 THE CONTESTANT WITH HIGH EST SCORE WHO DOES NOT CHOOSE THE VOSE GRAND MAY GET A PAYMENT RECEIPT FOR S150 ON ANY NEW PIANO AT REDEWILL'S.
 CONTESTANT WITH NEXT HIGHEST SCORE, PAYMENT RE CEIPT FOR $40, AND so ON
Arizona republican., 1908-12-10
BOOST YOURS

Gull navel oranges cheap at Crump's.
Arizona republican., 1908-12-10

The sunset of the great contest is proving to be most brilliant and gor- geors in all it's details Money and sub scriptions, renewals and new ones, are literally pouring into headquarters. The band of energetic hustlers is straining every muscle and every thought to make grand finish and as a result the contest is exciting and intensely in teresting to the contestants, to The Republican and to the people every where.
 Yes, the hustlers are real true blue workers. Can they get new subscrip- tions? They got twenty-two new sub scriptions in the bunch yesterday. Why, they can make a professional so- licitor ashamed of himself The secret of this great success lies in two points, the right kind of bright hustlers and the only real live newspaper in Ari- zona to hustle subscriptions for. Many of the new ones are being mailed to the rural deliveries and to the near by towns, and many are catching the new residents in the city.
 BACK AGAIN. btO. I@uili JuSA AO SCt ilON IL Mpuih feel again perched himself on the top line, and in the forty thousand mark. Joe O'Connel is a close second, follow ed by Hazel Slankard. whose score goes over that of Stover Isaac.
 Annette Earle who had three new subscribers to her credit yesterday, was enabled to reach the twenty thousand mark easily.
 Tomorrow and then the next day, that is Saturday, likewise the last day of the great contest. Now is the time for all good hustlers and boosters to put in the heavy strokes. The race has grown more and more exciting. Each one of the top liners is determined that if persistent cOntant, hard work will do anything they will be under the wire almost as soon as his neighbOr. The ones further down the line are equally determined to get as far up the line as possible so as to get the best possible choice of the list of premiums.
 AFTER NEW ONES
 The turkey incentive has been doing it's work, the hustlers are after the new subscriptions, because they mean great addition to the growing score as well as feast on the gladsome Christi mas day New people and visitors for the winter are constantly arriving and the hustlers seem to know just where to find them.
 ENJOY IT
 The hustlers all express keen enjoy ment of the excitment of the race for points and subscriptions. Stover with eyes sparkling bright, yesterday said he wanted to work after the contest at this kind of work. If he does he will get well paid. Stover and a number of
Arizona republican., 1908-12-10

stealing just the same as if you took the hole box full"
 But you would not arrest a fellow officer"
 q uinched one of my own men once for splitting on the sidewalk"
 "Lemme off this time and I'll never do it again"
 Hope to die?"
 Yes, sir
 "All right Next time you will get s four o'clock session at the jail. Re- member it is the king who can do no wrong'-not the constable. You had it twisted"
Arizona republican., 1908-12-10
ENJOY IT

The hustlers all express keen enjoy
 ment of the excitment of the race for points and subscriptions. Stover with eyes sparkling bright. yesterday said he wanted to work after the contest at this kind of work. If he does he will get well paid. Stover and a number of
Arizona republican., 1908-12-10
Notn!ng succeecs LIxe Succl

He has the confidence ard patronage of ths leading business men, and m ost prominent citizens of Arizona. The Doctor is q graduate of
Arizona republican., 1908-12-10

A sale that has been attracting the attention of the ladies of Phoenix for the beauty displayed is the sale at great discounts of the immense stock of ostrich plumage at the ostrich Farm sales rooms. The show windows are very attractive with a pretty display of feathers, stoles. boas, and tips. the display being made up of feathers in two colors. pink and gray.
Arizona republican., 1908-12-10

Help your favorite contestant to win that piano or a scholarship by advance renewal subscription to The Republi- can. Subscribe for your friends living elsewhere, or get your neighbor to boost along the score. by subscribing. Do it now, this is the last week of the contest.
Arizona republican., 1908-12-10

! Why all this bother about forestry | just because trees are becoming ex- tinct when there is such a crying 1 need for some movement which will
 prevent eligible men from becoming
 extinct ct?-Washington Herald.
Arizona republican., 1908-12-10
Superiority.

Tt is certainly astonishing" What is?''
 How the arrival of a new boarder perks up conversation among the old boarders"
Arizona republican., 1908-12-10

DOWN THE LINE, s10 LESS EACH STEP UNTIL THE SIXTEENTH, WHO GETS $10 RECEIPT.
 The credits for new subscriptions end renewals will count as follows:
Arizona republican., 1908-12-10
Not a Pony Ballet.

Ever see 'Lucia?'"
 'Lucia?'"
 That's the opera with the sextet f"Oh, yes; I saw it once. l got fooled on that seXtet, too"
Arizona republican., 1908-12-10
Ont of the Question.

will the old institutions have to go?"
 Some of them will. You certainly can't give a house party in flat"
Arizona republican., 1908-12-10

NAVAJO INDIAN RUGS AND BLANKETS. XMAS SALE BEGINS TODAY. PRICE WILL BE CUT TO SUIT YOUR POCkETBOoK. MIL LER STERLING co, 9-11 E. WASH INGTON.
Arizona republican., 1908-12-10
From Dads Viewpoint.

Does your baby cry much?"
 "Only when he wants something" You're in luck. Ours cries appar- ently just to keep in practice.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-31
PARLIAMENT OPENED
With Usual Ceremonies Observed
For Centuries
THE PROCESSION OF ROYALTY
King Edward and Queen Alexandra
Rode from Buckingham Palace In
olIded Coach Of state Drawn by
Eight White Horses.

loadon. Jan. 80. That most rare
event Of Lcndon winter. a clear aud
sunny day, favored the royaD process.
sion to Westminster Wednesday,
where King Edward opened parliament
with the same ceremonies that have
been observed for centuries.
King Edward and Queen Alexandra
rode from Buckingham Palace 10 the
houses of parliament in a ailecd coach
OF state drawn by eight whit horses
ST. James park aud Whitehall were
unusually crowded and the soldiers
who guarded tho way had their Hehds
full in keeping the people back.
A thousand oflcials. including peers.
members OF the house OF commons.
bishops, Judges and diplomats. many
Of them atured In uniforms or robes
Of state. illed tho chambers Of lords
when a fanfare 81 trumpefs At q clock
announced tho entry OF tho state pro
CessIon.
King Edward read the speech from
the thrnRe. Queen Alexandra was
seated on a chair OF state at his right
and the Prince and Princess ~ Wales
were on h1S left, and he was surround.
ed by group Of state oficers.
The menace OF an outbreak on tho
part OF the women suiIragis,s Of Eng.
land gave an unusual INTEREST TO tho
formal proceedings Wednesday. While
II was not anticipated that tho agita'
tors would disturb the king, they
threatened TO make things interesting
for the members Of the house OF par
liameut. particularly II there was no
mention OF suffrage In the speech from
the throne. The only ladies admitted
to the galleries OF parliament we're
those for whom members vOuehed for
In writing as their wives or relatives.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-31
END OFTRIAL Is NEAR
larry ThaW'S Case Nay Go 10
the Jury Friday.
E,sANIrY THE MAIN DEFENSE

l,.riet Attorney Jerome VIII Sum VI
Peoples case 20 Jury and AK that
Thaw Be Convicted Of Murder In the
First Degree.
New York. Jan. 80. Save for argu
epts of the attorney and the charge
the Judge, the trial Of Harry X
haw. charged with the murder OF
tapford White, is finished.
4 Afetr spending nearly three weeks In
listening to the evidence produced
h both sides OF the case, the jury
m now listen to the address of Mar
IN w. Lttleton, ThRw's chief coun-
lei In his address, there will be
Nothing OF the sensation which came
o the courtroom on the FIRST trial
rhen Dolphin NJ. Delmas, at the time
conducting the defense, appealed to
he unwritten law az defense OF
hNaw's action in killing White.
In Mr.. Littleton's address there will
Be nothing that has not appeared In
he testimony in open court, nothing
but plain defense OF insanity.
On Thursday, District Attorney Je-
Iome will sum up the peoples case
% the jury and will ask that Thaw b.
convicted OF murder In the first de-
Lree, a conviction which would carry
Nth II the death penalty.
Il is known that Mr.. Jerome be
|leves that Thaw Is now insane aud
hIways has been insane, and It is no
|leCret that he would be satisfied with
J verdict which would send the young
|Pittsburger to an asylum for the rest
f his life. Mr.. Jerome calRd no
hllensts to the stand to combat the
insanity plea, and Is therefore in a
position to r1diculo the testimony CIV
en BY The experts called for the de
snse to his hearts content. On the
eouclusion Of Mr.. JeromSs address,
fostIce Bowling win deliver his charge
% the jury. II Is possible that Mr..
Jerome viii finish in such time on
Thursday as to allow the delivery of
Pie charge that night. II 50, the
tAse will 20 at once 10 the jury. II,
bone ever, Il 10 necessary, Judge DOwl'
lag will wait until Friday morning To
heHver his charge. However. the case
nay 60 there is little question tha'
Harry X Thaw's fate win be In the
bands Of the jury by noon Friday.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-31
CANCERS MAY WIN.
Chances Are He Has Carried LOulSl,
ana ovbern Atorial Primary.


New Orleans, La. Jan, 30.
Steady gains for j Y, Sanders In the
count OF the democratic state gubsr
Material primary Indicated that he has
won the primary, carrying with It the
certainty OF the goNeruorShip OF Lou
isianA at next Aprils elections. san
dOrs carried the city OF New Orleans
by between 5000 and 10 900 votes.
In early returns from the state at
large he led I. s. Wilkinson by about
3 votes to g.
The polls closed In the state prima'
rias with both NJ the gubcrnatorial
candidates claiming q Victory Early
returns indicated that Lieutenant Gov.
ernor J Y, Sanders, one " tho can
didateS. had carried Now Orleans by
a large margin supporters " Thco.
dore 4. Wlklnson the sugar planter,
who is the only O,hcr cand 'ato,
claimed that the north Louisiana vote
FOR the planter would equalIGc the New
Orleans vote, leaving tho remainder OF
the state TO decide the contest,
A sad Incident " tho day 'was the
death OF Mr. wInknson's mother,
Mrs. !. n Wilkinson, She rsidcd
la New Orleans, and had been 81 some
.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-31
NIGHT RIDERS BURN BARNS.
Parry cf Between Thirty and Fifty Wis
Il AdaIraN!lle. Ky

AAa.-sNire, Ky. Jan. 30.-Nlght
nters burned two large barns ON the
A'u u Jcsse Burr. one mile west OF
ERE. tuesday night.
Tie barns contained a small lot OF
osacco bclongng to Press Strickland,
e'"pF-' Of Burr, who is not a meRl-
Pr o. ne Dark Tobacco Growers Pro-
.ecu'e aS-ociRtion. Another barn on
'e place containing q larse crop be
''Sg'aS % Pink Ward. an association
H09F' Eas not molestcd.
~ Bun Is not a member Of the as
aauon but he sold and delivered
~ Recently a large crop 10 Spring.
I,au buyers and this he states
A .ta7' 'arcd bin \ heavy loss.
" u .-',ma'ed that there we're be
= ''-y and fifty riders In the
- They came from a western d.
''' E1i after quietly accomplish
" psrpuse rode away leaving no
" "c.r Identity.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-31
ToPPLED orr rREsrLG.
Fast Train on New Orleans and North.
western Wrecked.

Fast Train on New Orleans and North.
western Wrecked
HattiesburE. Miss. Jan 0.--FOur
cars ~ the fast New Orleans and
Northwestern northbound passenger
train No. topped on q low ttestle
near nere Tuesday and rolled down an
embankment without kill!rs or fatally
lniurlng person.
Tut north ~ Oyy'shurg, lisa. tNc
tender Jumped tho track ~ the eh.
CINE BIT The troEtle. IL" engine
cleared the irsstle safely. but the tho.
def. baggage and mali ears and Two
dag coaches plunged over ihe side 81
the structure. The alcvpiRg cars
remained on the tracks
DT. Johnson. OF LAurenS county,
MisaiSslppi. Wbose b!p Nas crushed.
Vps the most seriously lHlured Of the
passengers.
several others were paiplaty bruia-
~ The mail car caught erc Rad WAS
destroyed Niih all the mai. phieh To
cludsd matter mostly FOR OointH BE-
tvesn Cincinnati ana New Orteans.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-31
TO SERVE 24-YEAR TERM.
Tyranny, Army Bad Man." To 10
Transferred to Loavenuorth.


New York. Jan 80 .--Described BY
Omcers Of Governors island as the
army bad man. Hugh Adolphus
Tyranny. now In irons in Castle vii.
liam, will soon be transferred to
LeavenWorth TO serve a twenty.tour-
year term.
Tuesday tie army officers on the
island told why Thyranny is kept un.
der the aoso surveillance which they
have adopted in his case. He arriv.
cd from Havana recently under guard
of three United States marines. The
day before landing. they noticed him
walking in a peculiar manner. Rcmov.
Ing his shoes, they found In one of
them slx-chambered revolver which
he had managed to secret in some
manner. Additional precautions were
then taken to prevent his accumulaung
any furtrer stock Of dangerous we.L.l.
ons.
ThyrannYs commitment papers show
him to have been Involved in several
AFFAIRS involving guard house sen.
fences while stationed in Cuba. lie
received his long sentence for what
tine papers describe as "iu'uut 10 XIII
lieutenant and private by clubbing
the former over the head with big
stick and repeatedly staJbing the lat
ter.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-31
WOMAN DRANK POISON.
Then Sent Newspaper Notice Of Her
SECRET Marriage.

oeGIEt WaVFte2o,
Ncw York, Jan. 30 After sending
to a nov spaper tho announcement OF
her marriage. which occurred Sept 81,
last. Mrs. George u. Sears drank pot
son Tuesday night aud iS In a dying
condition al hospital.
Mrs. Sears was Miss Augusta Hleck.
ham. OF ST Louis. and WAS married
waen she WIS ~ years Of age to a Mr.,
DAmron. OF New Orleans. Amer a
few years they separated and her rel
Atives have, heard little from her since
On table In her room Tuesday
night, beside the bottle which con-
tanned the poison she had drank. was
found note asking that Mrs A. y.
Neldrichaus 600 Maple avenue. 81
Louis be notIhed. There was alao
q brief note for her husband,
Mr Sears did not live In tho same
houcc with bis Wife, but II said 10
have been q frequent visitor there
lie stated that he knew u no reason
why MrH Sears should have attempt
I'd Ia commit suicide. except that she
vas 10 undergo q ssTiouH operation on
February . lie refused 10 state why
the marriage had been kept secret
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-31
OIL TANKS SET ON FIRE.
Lightning Caused Spectacular Fire at
San Luis Obspo. Cal.

San Luis Oblspo, Cal, JAM so ---
Fire which started Tuesday afternoon
in an of tank belonging To the Union
OIL company, at Port Hartford. by a
stroke OF lightning, burned for many
hours before finally controlled, consum.
Ing with their contents the tanks be-
longing 10 the Standard on company.
No other damage was done, although
Il was thought at one time that moth
ing could save the Marie hotel. the
Port Hartford wharf and several cot
taEes belonging 10 workmen around
the oil tanks.
All OF the contents Of the hotel
and the cottages were removed 70 toe
decks OF steamers or to surrounding
hills, and the inhabitants hed TO the
hills, scantlIy chad. In = heavy rain
storm. A large quantity Of oil was
spread over the ground by frequent
explosions and ran down on 10 the va
tors OF the bay. blazing hercely.
The total loss is estimated at $780,
400
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-31
CAPITAL CONSPIRACY SUIT.
stanford D. Lewis Appeared - VIZ
ness for Commonwealth.

ness Tor commonwealth
Harrisburg. Pa. Jan, 80 stan
ford r. Lewis. Of Philadelphia. assist
ant To Architect Joseph N Haatoa.
who designed the state capitol and Its
furnishings. was tttnsss tor tho
commonwealth again On Wednesday 81
he trial Of tho eApltol Conspiracy
suits, IsWip Il Que o. the fourteen
defendants IN the pFosecutlOas, having
bern indloted on two charges of ecu
SpiFAey Involving t0l.7O4. but has not
yet beSh tried
Lewis vas called late Tuesday aftsE.
noon Ia sHplaln tina plans and apeoin
cations prepared by Hnston foT che
tuFRishlhEH ~ the capitol and also N
explain the "quaAlltIss plans" upon
which orders Wars kiysu at vAri01s
times for tho FURNISHINGS,
Tho "quanIlIisa plan" II q blue
print showing tho amount aud location
~ ell furniture In the eaDltol
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-31

Kansas CITY iaa. 70 --'At Wedas&
days ssssioa ~ the shHaAi ooeyentiOn
% the a0athW sstsFp LHmbsfmsa's e.
sociaiiOa. pagers were ~ 90 The
SEEDS Of q saiiaSal DsmayfAgs lAW,"
~ Carr W ,fNytoF. sna 90 "Tea Lam
eerman ana tbs Forests. +" ~ oyerton
Price A ssaeFai eiseshst0n tgiiosea.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-31

ualiAs. Tea jaa 20 --AilstAkisE hia
70, Asrislsw WIiuEfa COBber. t0T .
bafElgf 4 e. Barr s1gi ard lgsiaat'
~ ttlsS hiR early Wednesday Coo
nsy uto vas abosl o. yests - age .
ha4 sgtisa - ans Eas mSstaE aboni
ths rom sAsn burr Ord. The ballet
satsrlha over ths ngAt sys. AhA Pa,
siratinT ths Bfa!h.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-31
RlorlHo IN LISBON.
Many People Wounded During Die
tugbaass Over Politics.

tuTbaaee Over Politics.
lAs5on Jan. 80 There EaA an out
break ~ political riO,ing on tho
streets o. this city Wednesday after
noon IN which shots were nred and
some people sounded Tho disorders.
how ever. we're 81 abOT, duration The
police had received warning In ad
vance and theJ ae,rsi promptly.
The crova made zee or fryolVeTs, ,
and for a few miHu,os tho 6nnk SaA
AeavY. bat u rapidly EaIS AAp AAI
he crowd Vaa dispersed by othesrs
An oflciai stAtemsui ithuod after
tho oBeOaEier AAya a number ~ per
cons received nl0rsi woasds
There has bccs 70 further outbreak
and the city IL INV q1ist
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-31
Ms,osr Almos, csmpls,sd 1.

Ncw York. Jan 30 The meF'
ger q re Ssrossi Asiirosa % Asf.
leo aad ne Msxican NatiOna FailFuad 4.
Nos Y0Fs ananelsi msn NsJ. viii bo
completed Stthin . usek ~ tee days.
Unasg Ihs aKrsemeBt FeAoha-i via pss
Meriesn RoyeFaas5t = ser eompAny
IL 20 ~ orgAAlrsa. s,oSk sci boris
~ ShleS wlu BE- tsFHsd over 10 TIE
Stockholders ~ ths tvo "a roads
FIrtt mafIssee bos4s beafRg ~
ger eSEi tstsgest a1d 0sdiaaTy port
rage boads a. ~ esut o. ss issBsd
10 a4aitiOe ~ ops o. more glasses %
si0ek
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-31
400 900 b A.s.a 70, Rsaas

Rome tSa ian 10 Tuesday eom'
mi,,sss from The board Of ooaHty CON,
aissiohsFn $50 ne board u tss MsF'
chants ssd Manufacturers association
woat before the Grand jaFy and asssa
that u recommend = bead Issue 0f
ig5a 400 az M imgFvrsmSut Of F'0yd
cyahiI roads.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-31

OsiaHa. OEl jtH - IT ual
saEiy Wsahssaay shsh ths koaaS a.
vtd@a 20 a. aHsasn seat u Ii0a u.
t. Iiosden 20 lss Dvts@gsiOe p
eeHsssihG ths GIgsGanpsi pO'icy 10
soaEseab,a sirA iasaasas innigsattoa.
ne snesau.sht ves i0ss ~ IS u ie9