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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-04

when a man wears long chin whisk
ers Il may b because his wife In
Sists upon buying bis neckties. PIN
adelphia Record
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-04
Bswscs Of oIN,msnts FOR catArrh that
Contain Mercury.

A mercury viii surely destroy the
sense OF smell and completely de-
range the whole system when enterirg
II through the mr Jriaec such
articles should never be- used excep.
on preseripss,us from reputable physt
clans rs The damage they viii do
Is ten fold 10 the good you can pos
sihly derive from them Halls Ga.
tarrh Cure, manufactured ~ y J,
Cheney 4 Co. Toledo. o.. contains no
mercury, and u Is takcR internally,
acting directly uPop the blood and
mucous surface Of the system. h
buying Halls Catarh Cure be ssrS
you evt the EVnuhe. Il Is taRon Ia,
scrpalg and made IN Toledo. oAlo hy
N. J. Cheney q Go, Testimonials ms.
sold by druggists Price. ;Sc I,er
bottle
Take Hairs Family Pals for eoaas!-
pati0a.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-04
Thousands Have Kidney /.
Trouble and Never Suspect /.

RtpVhIency % Kidney Diaetlsc.
Most people do not realize the slarm.
ing increase and remarkable prevalency
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-06-26

He was great president and
great American citizen"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-06-26
TRIBUTE PAID BY
GOVERNOR SMITH
WHAT OUR CHIEF EXECUTIVE
SAYS OF EX-PRESIDENT 4
CLEVELAND. Ii

Governor Hoke Smith, who was sec4
Rotary OF the interior during President
Cleyeland's second administration,
made the following statement on
learning of Mr. Cleyeland's death:
Lam deeply grisved to learn of the
death of Mr. Cleveland. He was one
of the rare men that live in a genera
ton, His courage and devotion to his
convictions of right had no limit He
reached conclusions after great DELHI
erations, and after obtaining all az
cessihle information then immcvably
adhered to his conclusions.
He was big in Grain and body.
Duty was with him the constant rule
of conduct. Ineyert Knew him to do
an official act except from the sense
of highest patriotism.
There was a tender Side to his
character full Of love and noble emS-
tons. Those who. knew him bdt
slightly admired Gin, Those close 10
him loved him
He was great president and "A
great American citizen"
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Brunswick, Ca, June 8, 1908
The following propertg WI lie sQi1
at auction On July 7th, Tuesday az
ten O'clock, ct the storage warehouse
Of Messrs. Coney-King Company:
CROSSES, one car hay, consigned
to Order Notify Browder Haym d
Taylor Company
Pa-94054. enc car hay, consigned to
order Notify n w. Finley & Com
pany
This hay can be seen at any time
by applying to Meaars. Coney nins
Company.
T. J: Mright. Agent
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co.
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CAREFUL PROM. ..s-.7S.
making haste slowly --ch a-cctsrlzes
our method OF compromising physi-
clans prescriptions We are not lag
CARDS, buG caution Is our first grin
ciple, so that our customers will be
helped, not Kindred in the cure Of
their maladies. Purity and neatness
might With truth be printed ON our
iaoels. SAFE place for your Doctors
orders
THE ATLANTA PHARMACY,
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WOOD, WOOD, WOOD.
We sell fire wood at taweutu.fve
cents per load at our mill.
Tie Brunswick shingIe Company.
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SUNDAY SCHEDULE.

Goat LEAFS FOOT VANISHED ST.
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Atlantic Coast Line Ra.hoad n.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-02
MISSING COUNTESS A SUICIDE
Had Declared that She Preferred
Death TO a Life of Shame.
MOrphia Her Weapon when Family
Scandal Brings Them Face to
Face with Poverty.

Vienna, Feb. Another act in a long
drawn-out tragedy which has overtaken
one Of the most distinguished aristocratic
families in Austria, Is brought to light by
the following police notice, published in
Vienna to-day:
Countess Felicia Mszuchelia. nineteen
years old. brown hair, blue eyes, black
jacket black fur collar. Missing from
home since January TO- Believed to have
committed suicide"
The young countess is the daughter and
granddaughter OF distinguished military
men, and is remarkable for her personal
beauty. Her father committed suicide
owing TO domestic troubles some years
ago on January Il, and it is believed that
she has taken her life on the anniversary
Of his death.
After her fathers death her mother
married Capt Won Carina. an Austrian
officer who four years ago was sentenced
to a long term Of imprisonment for SELL
ing military secrets 20 a foreign power
Extravaganza in household expenses was
alleged 10 be the cause Of his crime
The young countess brother was forced
70 leave the army. and relatives avoided
the family, who fell into the drest pow
erty.
The Countess Felicia declared that she
could bear the shame no Ionger. She left
home. having in her possession a bottle
Of morphia. The police believe that she
took the poison somewhere on the out
skirts OF the city, and that her body will
be found when the snow melts.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-02
DUCHESS Will SUB HUSBAND
Marie Of Mecklenburg-Strelitz Has
Had a Romantic Career.
Leaves Home Under Cloud aud Meets
Man She Married at Sensible
Resort I'm France.

Berlin. Feb. 1t IS reported IN various
quarters that the Duchess Marie Of
MeckIenburg-S -StreIftz, daughter Of the
reiguiHg Grand Duke OF Necslenburg-
sreHtz Adolphe-Frederic, Is about 20 en-
ter suit for divorce against Count
George Jametel "a FIenchman. Their
romantic marriage in 1883 caused a stir
among the minor royal houses No con-
hrmat.on Of the report can be obtained.
Duchess Marie. IL was alleged several
years ago. after an adventure w.1h d
servant Of her father household. left
Germany and went TO France. At a
seaside resort in that country she met
Count JameteL the son oC a patent
medicine manufacture. and married him.
1t is said the Infanta Eulalie engineered
the match
Il was reported in 1900 that owing 70
differences between her husband and her
family the duchess had taken sides with
her blood relations and left the count.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-02
GROWS OLD; ENDS LIFE.
Grieyed at the Ravages of Time,
baroness nIONs Ont Her Drains.

| Budapest. Feb. Baroness Won SchWit-
zer, a millionairess. and once a famous
| ROumanian beauty. committed suicide
yesterday at Crajora because she realized
that she was beginning 90 look old
The baroness was the daughter OF a
small shOpkeeper. but her extraordinary
beauty eaptivated the heart of a wealthy
Russian Count Taliewitch VINO married
her when she was sixteen years old
When she was forty the count died,
leaving her a fortune of over 5.O00, coo.
Shortly afterward she married Baron Won
Schwitzer, an Austrian nObleman.
The baroness. who recently passed her
fiftieth year. had always been very proud
Of her remarkable beauty. and of late
had become very melancholy. owing to
the fact that the Tavages of time were
becoming more and more evident
So greatly did the loss of her beauty
prey on her mind that a few days ago
she attempted 20 poison herself The ef-
fort failed. but she was determined on
seIf-destructIon, and yesterday obtained a
revolver. with which she blew out her
brains
She LEFT a letter stating that she could
not bear to survive her good looks.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-02

Berlin, Feb. 1.-The following remark
able story has been communicated TO the
press by a parsonage connected with
King LeopolIs court
Two DAYS before the death Of M- de
Trooz. on December 81. the King. on his
return from Paris summoned him 10 the
palace. The premier. who was severely
III with sout replied that he was unable
to leave his room. as he could not walk
King Leopold thereupon sent his motor
car to the premiers residence. and n. de
Trooz got out Of bed and proceeded to the
palace in the car.
When he entered the Kings apartment
his majesty TeprOached him with great
violence for not having taken more
friendly attitude with regard 20 the bill
for the transfer Of the Congo Free State
to Belgium
His majesty then demanded that the
premier should sign, on behalf of the gov
ernment. a document comforting a duke
dom on the elder son of the Kings NOR
gauatic marriage VI. dc Trooz refused TO
sign on the ground that be had not the
assent of his colleagues. ana that such
proceeding might improperly interfere
with the interests Of other members Of
the Kings family.
The King became violent, and the inter
view terminated I'm a stormy scene When
NJ de TrOOz returned home he was fever
ish, and next night during a delirium,
tried 10 get out of bed 10 work on the
Congo question He died next day.
The King did not call on the premier's
widow, bat yesterday his youngest daugh-
ter. the Princess Clementine, paid her
visit and thanked her for what her hus-
band did in the interests of the King
legitimate children.
The King was angry on hearing OF the
visit. and sent a letter Of remonstrance TO
the princess.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-02
JEWELS IN CAB ALL NIGHT
Dublin Police on the Track Of Oar.
ing Robbery Involving $4,000.
Hue and Cry Useless, a. No CIew TO
the Supposed Criminals Can
BE Found.

Dublin, Feb l-Anothor Dublin jewel
mystery was solved yesterday in an
amusing fashion
"A sensational affair occurred IN Dublin
on Tuesday evening so ran the first re-
/ port involving the disappearance of a
/ large quantity Of jeweIry and other valu-
ables TO the amount Of about e1,cG0, the
property Of an English lady visitor to
Dublin"
It appears that party. eight in num-
Der, left Lancashire on Tuesday on a
visit 10 Ireland When they arrived al
Westland row number of cabs were en-
gagged 10 convey the party and their be-
. lcngings 10 hotel I'm Upper Sackviue
street.
Among the travellers was a woman
named Mrs Darlington. Of Leyland near
Preston. who carried a number Of articles
Of jewelry and other valuable property I'm
large dressing case. This was placed
along with the other luggage i'm the cabs.
but when the luggage was taken out OF
the conveyance the case with its costly
contents was. to the CONSERVATION Of its
owner not TO be found
The police were at once communicated
with. full description Of the missing ar
ticles circulated. and an energetic search
for the supposed robber began.
But # was an in vain. for the clever
thief had not left a single cIew.
And then, Thursday morning. a cabman
the cabman-drove up 10 the hotel and
handed over an nsiguifcant-looking pack
et. which. he said ne had just found in
his cab. Great was the JOY Of the woman
from LeyiHnd. for in that packet was the
lost icWeIrv.
The packet had remained in the cab all
night. and was discovered only when the
cabman went TO his stables Thursday
morning.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-02

Paris. Feb. lit appears that ever since
the arrest OF Lemoiue, the diamond
maker, Mt Siegm8n. the wealthy Ameri-
can who is prosecuting LemoiHe's former
associate. NIoine. has had a number Of
curious adventures. He resides at NeuiI-
lv- and has received a large number of
threatening letters telegrams. and ex-
press cards. an asking his wife to make
an appointment with some underlined per
son.
Both AIr- SleEmau and his wife have
been attacked Co. the street several times
by masked men. and attempts have been
made 20 burglarize their house.
Yesterday the house at Neunly was lit
orally barrlcaded. a policeman came
down 20 open Jha garden gate. and re-
porter WAS admitted after he had pro-
duced papers % establish his identity.
Mrs, Siesmau, q tau, dark-haired woman
OF resOiute appearance. said.
The reason for the barricading is that
since Lemoiue has been arrested my hus-
band and myself have been so terroTized
that We literally lold our lives in our
hands. and. as for myself, ! never stI
without a revolver
Here are "a number Of letters and tele.
grams making appointments for me and
urging me 10 bring certain documents
with me- I kept none of the appoint
mentz. but my husband dId. and saw ia
one. Then an kinds Cf mysterious people
began 90 call az this house. Under pre-
The Washington herald., 1908-02-02
CHINA WANTS MORE TRADE.
Imperial Commission to Investigate te
Conditions in Europe.

London, Feb. Chinese Imperial Spe-
cial Commissioner Yang Ship Chi will be
in Europe shortly. looking for commercial
hints which might be advantageously ap-
piled to the Celestial Kingdoms trade
system. SIX high officials are with him.
several Of whom were educated in Europe
or the United States.
Commissioner Yang is minister Of agri-
culture, industry, and commerce when he
is at home, and an exceptionally wide
awake and progressive Oriental despite
his sixty years.
He and his suite have already investi-
gated conditions in Siam and the Strait
Settlements. and are looking over the sit
uati0n In Java now. When they are
through there they viii sail from Penang
for Europe and return home by way of
the United States and Japan.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-02
ANARCHISTS BOMB AS SAFE.
Bank Notes Worth $4,000 Found in
Missile Dreaded by Police.

Paris. Feb. IA welI-known anarchist
named HoUdayer died a month ago at lie
Mans. and in his room was found a sus-
picious-Iooking case. which the police
promptly plunged into cold water.
The case which was believed To be
bomb. was opened yesterday with great
precaution 1t contained 5000 in bank
notes and savings bank book for $500
more The money viii be inherited by
Houdayer's brother, who is also an an
archst.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-02
AOTHER FUNNEL UNDER sNOWCAD PEAKs OF THE MIGHTY APs

This great passageWay goes across the
Benese Alps. from the Valley of the
RhOuc 10 Berne. Il is intended to particu-
larly shorten the route from Milan 10
Central Europe and between the italian
ports and those OF the Atlantic. The
work Of construction of the road and the
tunnel through the Loetschberg has now
The Washington herald., 1908-02-02

been In progress for "a year. and should
be completed by 1911 The line will be
about fifty hlometers in length. At that
part OF its course where Sc rises about
.2og meters above the level OF the sea
10 enters the LoetsehbeFg tunnel From
opening 60 opening. this viii measure
1875 meters From here it gradually
desceuds through q number of smaller
The Washington herald., 1908-02-02
YOUNG HEIRESS JILTS SIX.
Disappears from Homo on Morning
Fixed for Wedding with seventh.

Disappears from Home on Morning
Fixed for Wedding with seventh.
Budapest Feb. 1-Fraulein Bertha Sc
ligman. young woman Of great wealth.
living with her mother ON a large estate
near here. has mystihcd her friends by
suddenly disappearing on her wedding
morning
Although only eighteen years Of age,
she had already broken six engagements.
having on each occasion sent TO the dis
comfited lover a check for $500 as com
pensation.
Two months ago. at a friends house
she met young doctor. who was fas-
cinated by her beauty and wit. He wrote
10 her. saying that though he could
never hope to marry her. he felt he must
at least tell her that he loved her and
always would. She wired back+.sWhy
nOt?" which promptly brought him to her
feet
II is believed that she took the express
train for Paris.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-02

tunnels until 30 reaches Brisa twenty
two iUIometers from the southern face
OF the L0etsCHberg. Although the work
or excavation was very much retarded
D. heavy SHOWS and intense cold, the
main tunnel has been eycavafeG dis
tauce Of 1881 meters. About 5000 work
men are engaged on the line. which, fl
is expected. viii cost n.W190 francs.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-02
KAISER TO PURGE ARMY.
Even Officers on Retired List VIII
BE Subjected to InvrstiEation.

Be Subjected to Investigation.
Berlin, Feb. According to the Neue
Gesellschaftliche Correspondent. news
agency enjoying confidential relations
with Prince Buelow. number Of sensa-
tional new military scandals have come
to light OF Il character similar to the
charges on which Counts Hohenau and
Lyuar are now undergoing a court-mar-
tial at POtsdam.
Investigation is pending. il SAYS In re-
gard to two officers On the active list and
several others who have been placed on
the disposition list with fun honors.
including the right To wear uniforms and
draw pensions. A number of the latter
left active service several years ago. The
names Of the officers concerned will not
for the present be disclosed.
These proceedings are taken. IL is added
In consequence of the order which the
Emperor gave his commanding generals
on New Years Day to purge the army.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-02
,Iuniaeent Gift 10 sanntorium.

London. Feb. 1.-The Seaf0rth Sauitori-
um. which has been built by Col and
Mrs. Stewart Mlckenzie for the free
treatment OF consumptives iu Ross and
Cromarty, and which the founders have
endowed TO the extent of S5a3h13. was
opened yesterday. The King sent ID te!e-
gram wishing the institution success.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-02

/ Edinburgh, Feb Arthur Hyne. alias
Albert Bessener, a man who IS alleged TO
/ have a hundred wives. was arrested IN
Aberdeen yesterday and handed over 70
! the Bristol police on the charge OF de-
frauding a woman, whom he had married
there. Of $1,000.
Hyne, who is a German Jew, IS alleged
TO have gone through the ceremony OF
marriage with a large number Of women.
and he is wanted on several charges Of
bigamy.
lie was released some time ago on bail
OF s., 600 and absconded.
As Hyne was entering the train, in
charge of the police. the woman with
whom he had been living in Aberdeen
asked. pitifully: When shall see you
again?"
Feared He Would he Arrested.
Don't worry me, he replied sharply.
y am likely to get five years at Bristol.
am wanted elsewhere and in America,
and you can figure it out for yourself"
The poor woman turned away trembling
and in a state Of collapse.
Hyne who denies that he is WitzhoT,
the champion bigamist whose matrimo-
NAL adventures caused d sensation a year
ego. originally followed the calling OF a
chemist II is alleged that IN the course
Of his career he has visited many coun-
tries. and. having a good presence and
being well dressed and neatly groomed,
Le has always been A ladies man" He
woOed and Won many Of them. giving
them up one after the other when he had
secured not only their affections. but their
money
Il is stated that one Of Hynes adven-
lures was his marriage 10 woman in
Bristol, from whom he is charged with
obtaining money by false pretenses.
He IS also wanted at Bristol on
charge Of bigamy. II was in connection
with these charges that he was brought
before the court there.
The case was adjourned until December
p the man undertaking to surrender on
that date.
lie abscoBded. and the police have been
searching for him ever since.
Had Dentistry Business.
Hyne carried on business in Bristol as
] n ETfaliSt. ana ii~ ha0 WEI hHfNN III inc
/ city. Those connected with him in busi-
ness could give no clew as 10 his where
abouts. and it was left TO the Aberdeen
/ city police TO discover him in a house IN
Mount street, where he was residing with
I a reputed wife and two children he had
I brought with him from the south.
/ The woman who accompanied him 70
I the north is not the one he married in
/ Bristol.
/ Il is stated that he is wanted iu Man
/ chester on charges Of obtaining money
and goods on false preteHses. He is also
4 wanted" by the American police. who
: say that they have more than one charge
/ against him
/ One Of his methods IS stated 10 be 70
+ advertise asking women 10 correspond
/ with him, and be has a weakness for
/ widows One condition invariably OBJ
served by him is that women entering
4 into correspondence with him must pos
/ sess means.
! It is believed that numerous letters
, were received by Hyue from women. but
I whether DE succeeded in inducing any OF
/ his correspondents 10 agree TO marriage
or 10 give him money on the understand
/ ing that a wedding would come off is not
/ Vet known
The Washington herald., 1908-02-02
ReIlringers, sfrike.

London. Feb l-Oakford. Devon. bell
ringers have gone on strike because they
are expected 20 attend divine service as
well as ring
The Washington herald., 1908-02-02
100 WIVES CLAIM HIN
Worlds Champion Bigamist
Arrested in Scotland.
SOUGHT FOR IN MANY LANDS

Arthur Hyne Held on Charge oG
DafrnudinE a Woman Out of Ten
Thousand DoIIaFs-His Method Was
TO Advertise for Correspondent
with MHtrImony as Object.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-02
KING CAUSED DEATH
LeOpOld'S Impatience Brings
Premier from Sickbed.
STORMY INTERVIEW FOLLOWED

His Majesty Demanded that States
man should Sign Document Con-
Kings Norganutic eIarriaEe-Pre-
mier Refused 90 Comply.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-02
WORRIED BYTHREATO
American Family Near Paris
TerrOrized by Thugs.
ATTEMPT ON A WOMAN'S LIFE

Nr. Siegmau Has Received Many
Mysterious Messages Asking His
Wife 80 Make an appointment with
Some Underlined Person at NeuiIIy.
Have Applied for Protection.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-02
BLIND, YET ADABCER
Comedian Kept His Secret
for Eighteen Months.
REMARKABLE COURAGE SHOWN

ANeithcr Managers Nor Audience
Aware of Lost Sight as Man Feared
He Would Lose POsitiOn-When
His Blindness Is Made Known He
Becomes Greater Attraction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-27
CHAPTER II.-Continued.

The air was close and foul, and 1t grew
fouler as il was breathed over and over
again by the horde within the room
pleas were made, guilty or not guilty.
and thieves. thugs and women of the
Pavement were passed on To their re-
speCtive fatcx Then my own case was
called. and l stood up. noticing at the
same time a stir in the crowd outside the
Ia'l as Grey pushed his big form through
IL lie was admitted inside, and receiving
= courteous nod from the judge, who
seemed to know him well, he sat down
or the witness bench.
ite turned his gaze at once upon me-
aud / saw that Il was full OF scrutiny
aud doubt. Then little Alicia yet in
.anger, and suddenly my resolution har-
Gened. / liked him no better by day; his
whole aspect was unpleasing. that of II
man who was born To good fortune. who
took it as only his desert. who was full
of pride and arrogance, and that which
goes beyond arrogance. malign!ty and
turbulence. He filled mo with repuson
and contempt and to show him that L
feared him not that my will was the
equal OF his, perhaps the superior. met
his gaze squarelS, and fairly looked him
down. He let his eyes drop and an angry
flush came over his face. which | noticed
was stained by dissipation. ! knew too
we'll the tale told by the HabbH checks
and the dark lines under the eyes. But
l read the character of the man, and
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again l realized that the plight of Alicia.
whom still called little Alicia. was
worse than mine. If | told the truth
what would become OF her? No, l would
stick To my tale for the moment trusting
To happy chance.
Your name?' asked the judge, as I
stood up.
Charles Johnson. | replied.
l looked al the Judge now, bat / knew
my face. ] could feel his gaze. He was
watching me. as keenly as he could,
watching for a sign of something that
he dreaded ana half believed. But l was
resolved that he should not have the
sign.
Your home?' asked the judge.
I laughed flippantly.
The wide world l replied
He frowned.
''Smartness from one in your posi-
ton is out of place he said; but he
look like a burglar Have you any
lawyer TO defend YOU?
No | replied
Then the court Will appoint one.
and he named young man, evidently
a fresh admission TO the bar Never
theless, / entered a plea OF guilty, and
the evidence against me was over
whelming. | had been caught in the
room when the hour was past mid
night. and under theetress of pistol
muZZle / had produced Mrs Grey 5
purse from my pocket.
Il sprung the catch of window,
said and entered in that manner. \
dim lamp was burning in the hall; by
its light when | looked into the par
Tor, I saw a purse on the table. Just
rs l picked it UP and put 1t III my