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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-06
Gee. W. Livingston.

Deputy sheriff Geo w. Livingston Of
Newbcrry was In town yesterday ana
made The sun an agreeable call BE-
ing asked about what his latest To-
formation was regarding the recent
murder OF Mr. Moreland At HiEh
Springs. be- replied that unlike some
other officers. be was not telling
what be knees Ia tails matter. Where
h he II Wise. A good detective, ~
Livingston has proven hinaaeh % be.
keeps bis own counsel, sns'ead 81
proclalmlnE from thc housetops az ~
knows about the case hn is lnvesn'
eating Keep your eve On George AAy.
lnest0u IN thia particular eafe. heh
make good % 4. 4 ge are nos nia'
taken.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-06

The hogpi1able home % Rev ana
Afra. 3 n. RogAvn wnp lhe scrns o
wreh salety FRIDAY afrencon. ths o.
caasoa being she ceiebgafion q the
seventh anniversary ~ the birth q
shesr brirh, Eftie sou. wieiana
Ab0us shlrtyn ave ~ the htth fo'AR
a. M city wese present nnd niNffi'
meat rssrnsa aapgsme Nannsfpa'
mnmsa aparopFinte 10 thN wvvnt Wprf
lnsuVess n. sFsas mharh deiicseaE ~
fsrnhmenfa wegs SERVED. ans a. w.
~ wusam rdgaife4 90 tiseaF bDsnes
wsshlak fr Master wieiana mAnS
haspy returns ~ ths aay
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-06
suRrz INA NEW ROLE.
Has Accepted Appointment in Forest.
ny Service, U. s. Government.

Has Accepted Appointment in Forest.
ny Service, U. s. Government.
Jesse q. Burtz, who for number Of
years has held the position OF city
editor OF The Sun, has accepted an
appointment in the Forestry Service,
Department of Agriculture, United
States Government.
The work OF this department OF the
general government has reached
such proportions that 1t now COW
ers almost every section of the coun.
try, especially where the land Is
tImbered. The object OF the work is
to ascertain as near as possible the
amount OF timber which remains
standing. the condition Of the timber,
and the ratio at which the same is
being consumed, both In the lumber
and naval stores industries. While
the work In the Southern states Is
comparatively new, there are now q
number OF men gathering statistics in
this section Of the country which Will
later be complied to show the condl'
ton OF the timber supply In these
States.
The territory which will be assign.
ed Mr.. Burtz will extend through the
naval stores belt OF the South. and
will probably reach as far West as
Texas. The duties OF the position
viii embrace the taking OF statistics
regarding various phases OF the tur-
pentine industry, the number OF
boxes cut, the condition Of the tim
Der. the output. and any other in
formation which may be considered
as connected with the business.
Mr.. Burtz left Saturday for Jack
sonyiTe, where he wIll receive In
structions. routes. etc. preparatory TO
assuming the duties OF his new post
ton. and while friends here viii re-
grct TO lose him. they VIII neverthe-
less wish him well.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-06

Attention A called 70 thf advertise.
urnt aunUanclnR ne op~ulna % Mis-
Tebean's BOARDING aHa DAY schoui
which ucrnfn eu septembsf Eiai
Thls e8cellent pch0as A rps begia'
ming ia thlng afih yeaF anaeF pua
usaanremeus. and dariug thai hms
wiss Tebeaa haa turned nuf some -
esiisns scholars II Il oHe % o. les'
pgtgate sehonla ~ fhe state nna 60
Soga ! patrsnaws SOC cmiy fnn
ralnesrillA. bat fF0m Hurrussdias
snwms
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-06
cuTrINo scRApE Az NEwsERRY.
TWO Negro Women Made Things
Quite Lively for Awhile.

Deputy sheriff George w, Living.
ston OF Newberry arrived In Gaines.
vile Saturday with negro woman
by the name OF Mitchell Powell, who
had been convicted Ia Justice Hender-
sons oourt for assault and battery
and fined 900 or six months Ia Jail
Not having the ready money she de-
cided to take the latter, hence her
visit 10 Gainesville,
She and another negro woman got
In scrap over a man and Mitchell
proceeded 10 cut Ella Harmon TO suiI
her fancy.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-06

street right resting on Liberty street
il rear Of Patriotic Order Sons Of
America,
Rebekahs will form on north side
Of Liberty street, right resting on
Pleasant street,
Confederate Veterans win form on
north side Liberty street at Lett Of
,Rcbekahs.
Grand Army of the Republic win
form with Confederate Veterans.
Mayor and City Council win form
on north side OF Liberty street, on
left Of G. A. +.
The Masons wsll form on Garden
street. right resting on Liberty street.
The line OF march will be east on
Liberty street to East Main, thence
north on East Main to Court street.
thence west on Court street to Tenn.
pie building.
All the foregoing organizations are
requested to be in line at place desig-
mated promptly at $3.50 p. m. on date
above named
All visiting Masons i'm the city are
fraternally invited to be present
All citizens who have anything they
desire to place in the corner stone
viii please present it to n. Mcclellan
not later than Tuesday night, so that
it may be properly listed for deposit.
There win be work In the lodge at
s p. M. 9th inst.
COL. l. e. WEBSTER,
Marshal OF the Day.
RoBT MCCLELLAN.
Chairman Of Committee.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-06
BRYAN CAMPAIGNS punD.
Complete List Of These Contributing
10 Aid the Cause.
Paaasa asamlna,Ion sasesaaTuIIy.

James Dounhue. New britain Conn
wrltess n tried several kidney reme,
dIea. and was treated by our bcai
physician FOR diabetes hut aid not I'M.
prove until ! took Foley's kidney
Remedy. After the second bottle
showed Improvement. aud hse bot.
slcs cured me completely have
since passed rigid examination ioF
nfe insurance" Foley'a kidney kewl.
eds cures backache cod al forms q
Kidney and bladder trouble. >. W.
weColium A. Co
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-06
|IVING or CORNER
MASONIC TEMPLE
!. law Afternoon 4 O'cIOck, SsDisrn-
Der 9th.
....s BY REV. CARPENTER

LADIES' Of the City Mayor o
\ .,,..yilIe, cOuncIlmsn, Band
A. j. c. v. and c. A. 2. Will
J ,.rssipa.s In the Ceremonies
4. corner stone Of the Masonic
|..'.0ls will be laid "Wednesday after
!, a o'clock. with the imposing
n ,,oDies Of the Masons- Col. !. p.
,.,.,sr marshal Of the day, requests
M, al who are to take part In the
\ ...,sss be prompt. as II is the desire
~ committee that the exercises at
"A. temple begin promptly At p. M.
!, the completion of the Masonic
..smouies. Rev. w. J. Carpenter Of
ls.n0a win deliver an address. All
r.uId be present to hear Rev. Mr..
,.vDeD,er, as for four years he was
n ,itireu Of Gainesville, pastor OF the
svsthodist church. and beloved by his
.tre congregation,
The committee would very much ap.
r.clste the closing Of places OF bust
y. between the hours OF 3 and 5
.tloek on Wednesday afternoon so
a,i an can participate in the cere-
Monies.
ne program as furnished TO The
NJ Is as follows:
Program.
rayIng Of corner stone OF Masonic
gsnple. p. M, Sept. eth. 1905.
Formation Of parade will be as fol
sbw. Gainesville Silver Cornet
Assnd. Gainesville Guards, Company
Second Regiment; Independent
Dgder Of Odd Fellows; knights Of Py-
hhs; Woodmen OF the World; Pa.
HhiOdc Order Sons of America; Be
IrroIent and Protective Order OF
sEts: Colfax Rebekah Lodge; Con-
RS1erate Veterans; Grand Army OF
1bepublic. Mayor and City Council;
Masonic orders. including Grand
Hodge,
The band will form on the south
be Of Liberty street, the right resting
y Garden street.
ne Guards will form on south
ata Of Liberty street. right resting
y left flank Of band.
Odd Fellows viii form on south side
4 Liberty street, right resting on left
isak Of Guards.
Knights OF Pythias win form on
North Pleasant street, right resting
~ Liberty street.
wOOdmen win form on North Pleas
ni street right resting on Liberty
Hgsst in rear OF Knights of Pythias.
Patriotic Sons OF America win form
Y South Pleasant street, right resting
n Liberty street,
Renevolent Protective Order Of
3 Will form on South Pleasant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-28
THE ELECTION AT COLON.
Prospects Indicate Quiet Time To-
dav-Measures to Be Adjusted.

COLON. June 27.-The new Governor OF
Colon. Santiago de la Guardia. was inter-
viewed today regarding the measures to
be adopted tomorrow to preserve order
during the municipal election. He said:
THE government Is taking every pre-
caution to see that the elections to-
morrow pass without disorder or riot.
ing. It has published the usual decree
preventing the sale Of liquor from
o'clock this evening until 8 o'clock Mon.
day morning. A commissioner of the
United States will be present at each
voting place to see that the votes are
cast fairly and to verify the count"
Colon is quiet. and unless the unexpected
happens the elections will pass off peace
fuily and Quietly Col. Goethals. chief
of the canal commission. has issued Z
circular requesting canal employees to keep
out of Colon and Panama tomorrow.
The party that wins the election will
probably be victorious in the election Of
presidential electors. which Is to be held
July L.
Three hundred marines from the battle
ships were landed at Cgistobal this morn
ing and sent to Mount Hope. where, the
isthmian canal storehouse. containing
United States property valued at more
than 81 OOO. 600. Is located, and at other
points along the lire. -
The cruiser Prairie is now lying along
sled pier II at Cristobal with a full COM
plement Of men In readiness to protect
property at that place and within five
minutes Of Colon. Cole X, Cole is in SUI
preme command Of the American troops
on the isthmus.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-28
RoosEvELT's AFRICAN TRIP.
Has Been in Correspondence Will
Famous Hunter-Author.

Special Csolegram to The Star.
LONDON. June 27-The Edinburgh
Scotsman states that President Roosevelt
has asked Frederick Courteney Selous.
the famous elephant hunter and author,
to make preliminary arrangements for
hunting trip in Africa and a fishing trip
in British East Africa.
a caravan will be organized at Momba-
sa The trip will probably last eight
months. Mr.. Roosevelt will visit Eng
land on his return.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
OYSTER BAY. n. Y. June N-when
Secretary Loeb was asked this evening
concerning the report that Frederick
Courteney Selous had been empowered by
President Roosevelt to make arrangement
for the African hunting trip which is to
follow his retirement from office. Mr.. Loeb
said that 1t was true only in so far as it
stated that Mr.. Roosevelt had been cor
his trip.
THE President" said Secretary Loeb,
has consulted Mr.. Selous as an expert
on African hunting. and that is all there
Is to the matter. Mr.. Selous is not max
ing the arrangements for the trip, and
he Is not expected to be Of the party.
The President has been in correspondence
with a number of English big-game hunt
ers OF African experience, among them
Edward North Buxton"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-28
WILL TAKE UNIQUE TRIP.
Anti-Pass Legislature to Have a Free
Ride.

ATLANTA. Ga, June 27.-Much discus
sion has been caused all over the state by
the decision OF the Georgia Legislature 10
visit Chattanooga. Tenn. as a BODY next
Friday and Saturday. travelling on a pr
vete train furnished free by the Nashville
Chattanooga and st. Louis railway. This
railroad is the lessee Of the Western and
Atlantic railroad. which is state property.
and which the legislature will Inspect
The trip is unique, not only in the fact
that the legislature has decided IL is not
violating the state railroad pass law and
the interstate commerce law. because II Is
travelling over its own property. but in
tina for the first time in the history CT
Georgia the house and senate from page
boy up and as body will leave the con-
fines of the state.
Chattanooga. 1t is understood, wishes to
lease part OF the property of the Western
and Atlantic for street purposes. and for
this reason Georgia will send its legisla-
ture to that city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-28
n1CHIN BREAKS DEADLOCK
NOMINATED FOR GOVERNOR OF
NORTH CAROLINA.
Col. Ashley Horne Withdraws From
Contest After the Fifty
Ninth Ballot.

CHARLOTTE. N. c.. June 27.-Accom-
panied by a riotous demonstration. the
deadlock in the democratic state conven-
ton over the nomination for governor
Of North Carolina was broken tonight
by the selection OF Representative Will
liam Walton Ktchin of Roxboro. who
for six terms has represented the fifth
district in Congress. The omination was
effected at o'clock. after three score
ballots had been cast in a four-day con-
test Kitchin's majority was sixty.
Kitchin. Locke Craig of Buncombe coun-
ty and Col. Ashley Horne of Johnston
county were candidates.
Horne withdrew after the announce
ment of the ffty-ninth ballot. and. with
the votes then thrown to kitchin, the
contest was over. Great excitement pre-
vailec when 1t was moved to make the
nomination unanimous. and the chairman
had difficulty in restoring quiet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-28
GOULD INTERESTS IN COURT.
Special Report in Receivership Pro.
ceedings at Richmond.

RICHMOND, June 27.-Judge A. l.. Hol-
laday. special master of the United States
court in the receivership proceedings of
the Virginia Passenger and Power Com
pany, controlled by the Goulds, submitted
his report today. The report is complete
as TO all matters involved. EXCEPT a few
small supply and equitable liens and other
similar claims. and it is thought that
these. as well as all others, will be wound
up early in July. Accompanying state.
ments show every bond issued by the sew
eral panies. the serial number Of
every bond, the class, to whom same was
issued. the purpose for which they were
issued and whether they are held as own
ers or for collateral.
1t is believed that sale of the prom
erty will be ordered shortly after the ex.
piration of the thirty days provided by
law for fling exceptions to the report OF
the special master. and that the Goulds
who own controlling interest in the
consolidated companies. will be the pur-
chasers.
Not great many exceptions are an
ticipated. as the attorneys for the various
interests have often appeared before Sps-
cial Master Holiday and stated their DO
sitions with reference to certain questions
involved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-28

which will be adopted by the democratic
convention. 1t is generally UNDERSTOOD
throughout the country on what sort OF
platform Bryan is willing to stand. And
the public knows as much about u as
do"
When asked whether or not an inJuhc-
ton" plank will be inserted In the pat
form. Mayor Dahlman admitted that IN
this respect the platform of the coming
convention would probably dlher from
that of the former Bryan platforms. ne
declared however that nothing yet mao
been determined in this respect.
In all possibility the entire matter wouid
await a probable visit of a number OF men
prominent I'm the labor movement to
Bryan at his home in Lincoln This CON
ference he said. might be he'd In the
early part of next week.
The members OF the convention commit
tee will tonight be entertained at dinner
by Robert w. Speer. Tomorrow they VIII
make an excursion into the northern part
of the state. returning by Monday morn
ing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-28

on his way home or has Just about reached
there. and / have been unable TO COM
nunicate with him. but feel II my duty to
do everything possible to right the wrong
which ] believe has anintentionally been
done him. have no doubt that all OF the
jurors. when they consider this view OF
II. will frankly state just what did occur.
Further than the matter OF the alleged
compromise II was alleged last night that
several members of the jury did not fully
understand the exact state Of the case as
II was given to them Friday afternoon.
June 10. and they oid not understand until
recalled for the second time and given
instructions by Justice Stafford for the
third time that II would be possible for
them to return a verdict as TO one or two
OF the defendants without giving q SINH
lar verdict an to the whole four. When
Justice Stafford did repeat this charge.
urging the clearing UP OF the record con-
corning as many Of the defendants as
possible. the jury In less than half an
hour announced its verdict Of guilty"
against Messrs. Hyde and Schneider and
mot guilty" against Messre. Benson and
Dimond.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-28
AMBASSADOR HILL HONOHEO.
Dinner Given by Prince Won Buelow,
Imperial Chancellor.

BERLIN. June 27.-Prince Won Buelow.
the imperial chancellor. gave a dinner
tonight in honor OF David Jayne Hill. the
American ambassador. whom he wished
to meet the members OF the cabinet and
other men distinguished in government
and parliamentary life. scholarship and
finance Among those present were DR..
Theobald Bethmann- Hollweg. minister OF
the interior: Baron Won Rhenbaben. min
lister Of state and finance: Herr Del
brueck. minister of commerce and in
dustry: Herr Won Moltke, Prussian min
lister OF the interior: Herr Won Schoen.
secretary for foreign affairs: Baron Won
Manteufel. president OF the Prussian
house of lords: Herr Won Kroecher. pres
ident OF the lower house of the Prus-
sian diet; former Ambassador 20 the
United States Baron Won Holleben; Presi-
dent Adolf Harnack. Max Goldburger.
member Of the privy council: Herr Kirsch-
ner. lord mayor OF Berlin, and Baron
Dem Busshe- Haddenhausen. formerly Of
the embassy in Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-28
ABOARD THE MARIETTA.
Members of Legation at Caracas on
American Gunboat.

WILLEMSTAD. June 27-The Amert-
can gunboat Marietta left here this after
noon for Guantanamo. AT the quarantine
station she took on board Jacob Sleeper,
the former charge d'affaires at Caracas,
and other members of the American lega-
ton.
A steamer arriving from Porto Cabello
today brings the information that there
are four new cases of plague at Caracas
and several additional cases at La
Guaira. The residents of Margarita, a
Venezuelan possession in the Caribbean
sea, have protested energeticaIiy against
the admission 10 its port Of a schooner
from La Guaira with sixty prisoners on
board.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-28
MEXICO ASKS HELP.
Urges United States to Prevent
Breaches Of Neutrality.


During a call at the State Department
yesterday Senior Godoy. in the absence OF
Ambassador CreeL representing the Mex
lean embassy at Washington. discussed
with Acting Secretary Adee the situation
growing out Of the revolutionary move
ments in Mexico.
The Mexican government has requested
the United States to assist in preventing
violations Of the neutrality laws. Senior
Godoy's advices from the scene Of trouble
are brief and essential details are lacking.
: From Ambassador Thompson. at the
City of Mexico, the State Department has
received dispatch saying that June 81. in
the state Of Coahuila, there was reHo.
lutionary movement. when two hundred
men made an effort to take possession OF
a place called viesca The opinion. as
ST ated by Mr.. Thompson. is that the
movement will not prove successful.
The government has taken precautions
to prevent further trouble. and has sent
troops to the disturbed region.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-28

Announces Purpose to Conduct Con.
test Before Committee.

NEW YORK. June 27.-State Senator
Patrick McCarren. leader OF the Kings
county democratic organization, an
nounced today he will personally go be.
fore the national democratic COMMITTEES
at Denver July to show the committe
why his eleven delegates should be seated
in the convention.
Mr.. McCarren heads his own list of ten
delegates. The contest grows out Of the
unseating of the McCarren delegates in
the New York state democratic conven-
ton, when delegates headed by Bird s.
Coier displaced those OF Senator Nc
Carren after the senator had made one
or the most stubborn and sensational con-
tests i'll many years.
The Brooklyn delegates to the Denver
convention are headed by Bird 9. Coler.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-28
GETS A YEAR IN THE PEN.
First Night Rider Conviction In
Kentucky Returned by jury.

PADCCAH. Ky. June 27-The first
might rider" conviction in the state was
secured today when jury at Benton. re-
turned a verdict OF one year In the peni-
Tertiary In the case Of DR.. e. Champion.
a prominent young physician Of Lynn
county. who was accused OF participating
in the raid on Birmingham. Marshall
county. last April, when John Cruggs,
an aged negro. and his few-months-old
granddaughter were shot and killed and
several negroes whipped !
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-28
Big Dam on Ohio Located.

GALLIPOLIS. Ohio. June 27.-Govern-
ment officials today located dam 26 In
the Ohio river at Teens run, eleven miles
south Of Gallipolis. This dam when COM
pleted will make the longest pool of water
on the Ohio river. and will allow ship
ments of coal from the Great Kanax ha
valley and Pomeroy mines and Louisville
the year around. One million and a halt
dollars have been appropriated for the
work, which will take 500 men five years
to complete.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-28
Two Youths Drowned.

DERBY. Conn.,, June 27.-Herbert
Moore. white. aged eighteen, and Clarence
Smith, a negro. aged eight, were drowned
here yesterday. Moore. with young Smit h
on his shoulders. was standing on a rock.
which is used for diving. when he lost his
balance. both lads falling into the river
Before help could reach them they
drowned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-28

BERNIE. June 27.-The federal court
has. upon appeal from the lower courts.
ordered the release of four American
Mormons convicted of preaching their
doctrines. The court holds that they
committed no offense and that propa-
gandism Is not punishable under the
laws.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-28

COLUMBUS. Ohio. June 27.-Charles ].
FoeIl. who. with his brother. William. en-
listed 1t the barracks yesterday and was
assigned to the ninth company of recruits.
fell nifty feet to his death today on the ce-
ment sidewalk from the balustrade on the
third story of the building which houses
the ninth company. The Foells came
from Buffalo, N. Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-28
Saskatchewan Oficial Dead.

CREELMAN, Saskatchewan. June ~
A. p. Ketchen. deputy minister of agricul-
ture of this province. died today as the re-
suit of a sunstroke received yesterday
while judging q blowing match.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-28
Bryan at Old Settlers Reunion

ELMWOOD. Neb.. June 21.-wiiliam J.
Bryan was the guest Of honor OF the Old
Settlers reunion at this place today Mr..
Bryan delivered an address eulogizing the
labor OF the Nebraska pioneers. He re-
turned to Lincoln early in the afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-28
To Attend German Maneuvers.

| PARIS, June T.-For the FIRST time
since the Franco-GerInan war French
army officers will this year attend the
German maneuvers in uniform.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-28
Jewels Sold to Buy Books.
Special Dispatch to The Star

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Cal. June
27.-The Stanford University trustees
have announced that the sale OF the Jew
els Of Mrs. Jane L. Stanford yielded
10000 tc date This sum will be in
vested In per cent bonds and the $500
interest used to purchase books for the
university library.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-28
Ten Victims of Wreck Near chadron.

NORFOLK. Neb.. June 27.-The death
list as q result OF the Northwestern
freight wreck near Chadron yesterday now
reaches ten. Three trainmen and seven
tramps were killed and two trainmen
ami three tramps were H. lred