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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1908-01-24

Amusing epitaphs are common
enough, but It is not often that q
tombstone inscription is meant to
carry a business advertisement. A
West Virginia man tells of singular
one which may be seen In a cemetery
of Wheeling. 1t was the idea OF q
widow Of man named Perkins. o
partner in commercial house known
as perkins & Parker" Soon after
the decease of her spouse. Mrs. Per.
kins married Mr.. Parker. her late
husbands business associate.
The inscription reads:
SACRED to the memory of James
Perkins, for thirty years senior part.
ner Of the firm of Perkins & Parker
now Parker & Company. .~-IIarper's
Weekly.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1908-01-24
FUN FOR WINTER EVENINGS.

FUN FOR WINTER EVENINGS.
When the snow blows and the ele.
meHts are such as to make It most
unpleasant for one to wander far
] from his own hearth-stone. the open
fireplace, with its cracking and blaz-
ing logs, seems to hold distinctive
/ charm. 1t is then that the family
gathers around and each one relates
the pleasant and interesting things
that have happened during the day.
while some one toasts marshmallows
and another pops corn over the blaz-
ing fire. On such occasions there
are great many ways to make the
long winter evenings pass pleasantly.
Word building is one of them, and
Will prove equally entertaining TO
both old and young. Some one starts
the game by thinking Of some word,
which, Of course, he does not divulge
to the others, and gives aloud the
first letter of it. The next player
has to think of a word with that
letter for the first letter Of his own
word. which probably will be en-
tirely different from what the first
player had in mind. and gives aloud
the second letter of 1t. The other
players add a letter in turn, until
some one ends a word and is dropped
out of the game. For Instance, sup
pose the first player thinks of the
word charming. He gives aloud the
letter c. Then the next player adds
aloud l, thinking of the word clash.
The next player. having clap in mind,
adds the letter a, and the next, think
ing of clamor. adds m, when lol he
is dropped out of the game, as he
has ended the word clam A new
word is now started and the game
progresses, the players dropping out
one by one, after the fashion Of a
spelling match. until the one who
has succeeded in staying In longest
is pronounced the winner.
A musical contest will also prove
an attractive way of entertaining
Provide each player with paper and
pencil. and then have some one play
snatches of old familiar and up-to-
date airs on the piano. The players
write the names of the selections on
the slips of paper, as they are
played. The object being to find out
who can name the most number cor.
rectly.
At another time familiar quota.
tions might be a pleasing feature. a
number of them are written so as
to give the correct meaning, but NOT
as they are quoted. Then the players
put their thinking caps on and write
them out correctly. The following
are given for examples. but any
others might be used equally as we'll
Beauty is a thing of joy at all
times"
"The pulling has to be eaten be
fore you know how good it is"
Two birds in the bush are of less
value than one in the hand"
MANY stitches are saved by taking
one promptly"
"Stones should not be thrown BY
those who live in the houses Of
glass"
Key TO Above.
"A thing OF beauty is Joy for
ever"
"rhe proof of the pudding is In the
eating"
"A bird in the hand is worth tive
in the bush.
"A stitch in time saves nine"
People who live in glass houses
should not throw stones. RATHER
inc D. Salisbury.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1908-01-24
Distant Fields.

The toiler in the city had been Civ.
en- an advance in salary. Now" he
said, 1ubilantly. 81 can begin saving
to buy a farm" Out in Washington
the agriculturist looked at the check
received for his seasons wheat. "An-
other srfi crop or two and l can
move into the city, he INFUSED
Philadelphia Ledger.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1908-01-24
Bull Fight For Charity.

The proceeds OF the bull fight
given at San Luis, Postosi. Mexico,
amounted to $4,000. which was do
mated to the flood sufferers Of Spain.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-15
DEATH OF HUGH BONNER,
Was One Of the AblSSt and Best
known Fire Commissioners. .

New York. March lt,--Hugh Hon.
ner, flre commissioners OF New York +,
died early Friday morninK OF a com
plicatlon OF Brlght's disease and pnea.
monia. MIR, Bonner was appointed
commissioner on February 10. follow.
ing criticism Of the department, and
In spite Of the fact that he was III
at the time, he accepted the appoint
ment and devoted hlS energies Ia
much needed reforms, A few days
ago pneumonia developed. and In adj
dltiOn to Brlght'a disease OF long
standing, caused death.
Mr.. Bonner was one Of the ablest
and best known trC commissioners IN
the world. lie entered tho New
York fire department IN 1860,
He was born In ireland In 1899,
and continued in the department un'
Ill 1899. when he retired AZ chief
having passed through all tho grades
OF the department during his forty
years service. During his retirement
as chief he went To Havana for the
government and organized the Are do
partment So successful waS his
work In HNnaya that the government
sent him to Manila where he organized
Are department and for some ime
served az It's chief lie WAS the In
ventor of a number OF appliances ex'
tcnslvely used,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-15

Washington. March i4.--AeooriinG
20 mail adyiess received In Washing.
tn from the orieut. japanese peasants
witA families. 10 large numbeFs are
20 b ssat yearly tc Korea. TIE state
1&at Il made hat the propssad JApa-
nss@korea Coloaihl company EhAil
sasA about 10000 peasants. acoapa-
Rsed by their iAmIaaA 20 K0rcA every
year. Il n proposrd. too. hat the
JaBapess military forces shall events.
ANY Iettle on the tAsd fog ooiouiEing
purposes. small banks viii - essaS-
ii&@ed ~ Awe ~ ioar Suitable plAosN
IN order 70 Eive the peaaGatry ne
@eoeBary haaneiai assistance.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-15

Long Beach. Cal, March II. Miss
EitA PFisciIia Grove. school teaeh,
Or q Chicago. oow staying here. VIA
has tasted for thiFty.Bine days. thinka
Shs wtll b. able 20 eoatiAas Der faat
iSE ior ~ least a week ana possibly
tWo weeks longer hiss drove ~.
,aiss her strength safpsisihGiy we'll.
but does ~, whik aleuE ne beaeh
10 The suB vhea Has takes her daily
hvSn'iis sAik hus seaks The sAndy
afeets Nlss Grove ADMITS that she
bss.s - ufei qgiekeF tsss sss GA a.
tAs oafjY part ~ ksF fast
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-15
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hrSvu las Fanoase~1 ~ q sAasatAi.
toF tts isxssssiass frow Psltsa o1saty
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-15

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sfa ~ fskcn - Snfset Meta. e,
f4sz1 ssrwsm AM issenes
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-15
EXCITING BURGLAR HUNT.
otTieer RlskSd HIS Life to Save that
Of Hunted Man.

New York. March IA burglar
aunt which began with q policeman
shooting ut a fleeing robber In the
fashionable district In the vicinity OF
6lxty-fifth street and Park avenue on
Friday, ended with the officer risk
ing his life on the tracks In the New
York Central tunnel to save that OF
che hunted man.
The alleged robber narrowly es-
capped death under a rapidly moving
train but he had been so severely
hurt by jumping into the tunnel In an
effort to escape his pursuers that he
was taken to hospital instead Of to
. prison cell.
A policeman who was passing the
Palaclo apartments at Park avenue
and Sixty,flfth street early Friday
morning heard suspicious sounds In
the area way and went down To in
vOstigate. As he reached the bottom
OF the stairway a figure darted past
him and started down the avenue at
top speed. The officer followed. calN
ing upon the fugitive to stop and sent
three bullets to enforce his command.
The sound OF the shots brought TO
the chase several detectives who had
been specially assigned to the section
OF the city because OF the many recent
burglaries.
When the fugitive realized that his
pursuers had been reinforced and that
his chance OF escape by a straight
away run was extremely slight. he
darted TO one OF the tunnel openings
in Park avenue and plunged through
TO the tracks. thirty feet below
In the tunnel tie darkness was In.
tense and for time the pursuers
feared their man had escaped. just
at that moment an automobile with a
powerful searchlight came up the ay.
enue II was halted by the police
man. the searchlight was turned down
through the opening and the body OF
the fugitive was seen lying across the
tracks at the bottom OF the pit.
The automobile towing rope was
dropped through the opening and the
policeman clambered down just In the
nick OF time to drag the man from
the track before n train whlzzed past
The man, unconscious, was holsted
out OF the tunnel and taken 10 a hoe
pital. where II was said he was not
dangerously injured.
In the area way Whoro tho man was
frat seen. tho police found a shopping
bag containing IS pieces Of silver
which had been taken from one OF the
apartments In the house.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-15

tAyeTpo0l, Ssreh ~ "A WtFeloas
msssAEs resolved by ins CanAnf
Sssamnhip company stAlss that the La
eitaaIs. which I'm hsfs iof View FORA
ca hataFday. made record Fua %
ezT knots from houGay HoOa b Tuss
ar hOoa The Lasitaaia'a Fua a
e77 knots establishes a aSN WoFiA's
record the nest IT previous days vssG
sara run bsins 6fs kBDta
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-15

JaeksOa. Miss tfareh it.--TAs
1Wss soass Of the hissisaspDi lsEis
iaiaFv ~ ia hesai0S Wednesday sight
Pasnra . biiI atiaG ~ esntH q mile
~ ses maximBm psssssRsF gara CO eli
railroads sAesp, th9ss uhish eaa SAKE
satisfactory proof nat this rats IL Dot
iaai eompenssttoh toF services " 80
Fasis A hsss aEh' was maan % tAs
sia ~ some - toe nosa sels asnbsu
a. ~ houss. sst u passod ~ . vote
of - 70 -
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-15
CENSUS or CANAL ZONE.
Enumeration Of the Inhabitants 10
New in Proaress.

Enumeration of the lnhab lthnts ID
New in Progress.
Washington. March IA The taking
0t new cemus OF the Panama canal
BOno Is in progress. II Is a diiicVi
matter to take a census OF the Eono
Inhabitants because OF the composition
Of the population. the frequency with
which persons change their residence
and the plumber OF languages In com.
fmon use.
Almost all the employees. both
white and black. live In barracks or
bachelor quarters. Frequently large
portion Of them esnnOt be found In
their quarters until after or 10 p. m.
and together with the fact that a Nrge
body OF tahOrers may be at work In
OOe district on one day and IN another
% the next day. adds 10 the diHleuE
ties q the work.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-15
FIRE ON BOARD STEAMER.
Prompt Action on Part Of Captain Pre-.
vents Loaa Of Hundreds oNALlves,

Prompt Action on Part Of Captain Pre-
vents Loss Of Hundreds eNeLlvss,
New York. March ~ Prompt and
determined action on tho part Ut Cap
tain Appeby Vt The Fall River steam
or, Providence, prevented what other
wise might have been serious cataE
trophe when IRE broke out on tho craft
while she was coming ~ Lone Island
sonnd bound from Providence for New
York early Friday.
Three hundred and Nifty paaaeagerA
were asleep ON the Providence when
the hro was discovered on tho freight
deck ~ the steamer which was then
on San.ia Point. 20 milos from New
York Wearing that II tho alarm was
permitted 10 spread over the ship no
would have panic Of passengers with
which To contend az we'll a. tirp 10
night. The captain scnt . wireless call
10 tho steamer Richard Peck. Of thu
same line, which he know must BIO
somewhere IN tho vicinity.
Tho Richard Peek also vas bound
for New York. and white she had not
been sighted during the night Il was
seen that her schedule would bring hef
al that hour 10 Within few miles Of
the Providence. ~
Tho call WHs quickly answered. the
pFedit amen, IT the PFovidsncs WAa en-
plalHei. each stuamsT was advised u
tho others position and they started
towards each other. when they cane
together tho Gre vac still IN progress
on thu Providence. but the passengers
Who had beer aroused q few minutes
before had been told Of the coming
relief ami WoFe quietly waiting 10 De
transferred 10 me other steamer,
The - Vas cnlIn and tho tranSfsi
vas made quickly ana With Title ain
Guilty.
Tho 0HieeTa declare that ghsrs Waa
not even = hEn u uaeasinens appsr
eat among the pAsssnGVrs Aaa that
the whole sffalF vas carried through
without trouble Of any Kind
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-15
COPY or CIPHER STOLEN.
Was Used by American EmbassIss In
Foreign Countries

Bucharest. March II lit was learn.
ed here Friday that n copy Of the ri.
pher Of the American state department
used IN private correspondence b.
tween Washington and tho various
American legations and embas los,
was stolen recently from the American
legation here by a French employee
who succerdcd IN making hls eaeapo
10 ConBtantinople
It IL understood that this IL the sec
ono time the American cipher has
been obtained by strangers within tho
paEt fow years Qha previous occW
sion Wa, A. St. Petersburg. where
spice secured Photographic copies Of
the ciphor from the American cmDas'
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-15
CASE GOES TO JURY.
Pennsylvania State Capitol Con-
spiracy Scandal.
ON TRIAL SINCE JANUARY q
Gaze Constituted One Of the Longest
Jury Trlals In the History Of Penn.
SyIvanla and HSs Attracted Much
Attention Through the Country.

Harrisburg, Pa, March lt--The
capitol conspiracy case In which John
II. SRnderson. a Philadelphia, furni'
ture dealer and contractor, former Au.
ditor General w. p. Snyder; former
State Treasurer W. l.. Mnthuos aud
James NJ ShumaktT. former superin'
tOndent OF the board or grounds and
buildings, are charged with defraud.
ing the state in furnishing the capitol
was given to the jury Friday,
The arguments were concluded on
Thursday and Judge kunkel gave H.
nal instructions TO the Jurors who have
patiently listened TO the testimony and
speeches since January q
The present case constitutes one Of
tho longest jury trials In re history
OF Pennsylvania courts, and It attract.
ed much attention throughout tho
state.
The prosecution OF the alleged cap
itol frauds Is the mdlrecl outcome ~
tho great political uphoaSal In Phila'
delphia In 1900. resulting In the fall
OF that year In the election Of w. ~.
Berry, a democrat to the ONCE OF
state treasurer After berry took ot.
flee he startled the people OF the slate
by charging that boOhS of the state
Treasury showed that the capitol In
stead OF costing 81 100000 had actual.
ly coat Sl3.000,0OO.
A legislative Investigation followed Z,
aud the findings of tho investigators
we're to tho eject that there were
great frauds committed IN the furnish.
inEs and decorating Of the building,
After the case Of the four dofen
dants now before he court has been
disposed Of. the prosecution ut tho
other defendants will be taken up.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-15

Req. Nes. MAsuA it--Albar1 MsY
era aad r. % murray. ASting fpr Sohr
W. Gates. - Nsu Yprk. weaaas1AI
sscarna Oonsrul a. tRs c~@sanaEios
VS1rttaa hiEing coneahJ a CoAaaas1
hspEg.-s 80 - szzfss q - seek q
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stNsse here 90 Ne tpu1 aatsessty t8al
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~ Aui @amHnsy usstsnl ~ psaesleai
~ ~ ne ~ sazsu h ~ ootess.s
&ertet.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-15
TO RESUME WORK.
important Construction Work on q 4
D. Road To Dc Completed.

o. Hoaa TO be SoWpleteo'
PiuBburg. Pa, March 10 Orders
have been issued 10 the engineers Of
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad In the
PittSUrg district. 10 resume ali con.
structlon work on Improvements start
Cd last fall. land work will DO 70
sumcd In full next Mon0ay on three
or four important projects.
A number 81 Norkmen who were laid
on q few months ago will be- given
employment. AMI Il win require tae
greater part OF The summer 10 am
plets the Improvements
The Work includes The completion OF
ne insstiockInK system between Pitts
burg and MoksoApoTt. the erection q
fur lnisf.IookihE stations, tbs double
tracking q the FAlrnoni diytsloa. ths
oOmpIs,ioH Of the big bFidge AeToss TIE
0nnd river a. FAirpoFt. o.. aud the
Faigmont dlvisiOu. the completion o.
the DIG bridge across the uFand river
~ Fairp0rt. o., aud ths tourtsaeh
eoncrt,s structure neroas fDag IeaR Gt
VsraiIl@.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-15
LEAP YEAR NOT NEEDED.
Panama One Place Where Cupid ID
ssld To De ovsruoFksd.

0Ni1 " - SNNFNeNNN9s
New York. March ~ Panama II
Que place where leap year IL not need
ed. Miss Holen varick Boswell. who
organized the Womcn's cuba on the
isthmus AZ the instance Of tho govern
nsent. told the members OF the Portia
club 1hurNday.
Cupid Is tremendously OverwoFked
down there. said Miss Boswell "Il
IL impossible 10 keep a woman single.
A. one Of the hospitals thcy tod me
they had lost Spvcatesn nursea by
matrincBy from April 10 Juna. and
sent word 10 The states that they
positively would not take younE narsea
and veEy plain oeea mus be sont. Tue
nurSas become snEagSd b the Hsn ~.
turninE 70 Panama 90 tie vAy doWn
on the Eoameyg
"Eysryshlne is psoTi4ed pr The mar.
Fiei. aaarsfs. houses. farniinFe
triakiRE water, aba thafe h h0shing
10 e., bat food aad cigfAlnE A sifs
Il very oomtutAhie adIshcs - .
mans NE. ana re barhesaT qusrters
ars b~fhz ooessAnilY deplstsd a
man ~ PaGAmA eyss ShoHt tsiea ths
mossT ,hat - vo4id here Cor tssl
sAme EOss ana thafs h - way -
sp~1d mnuAy ihink nat 10 0as
rsasoa n BAs te~a hard fog The 10
@sa IL = ven sDOi paes 10 sayo. ?,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-15

aaS Frahsiseo. Cal, March II -
The ,orpcao boas destroyer Perry a.
Tissi here ThaSpSaT from MhGnsia
isnA bay 10 oOtamahS ~ Lleateaaat e.
n. tanHsey after . smar rus % IL
ossass aasinG ~ sons times 81 knaGa
"a hasf usssar eaky Etsam BhA Il
here tos repairs Aa4 vtu pFObAbiy o.
- Mare Isisna
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-15
TO MEET IN WASHINGTON,
important Conference Of National la,
Dor Leaders Announced.

Important Conference OF National la
Dor Leaders Announced.
Ncw York, March ~ Announce
menl Of what IL declared Will Do tho
most important conference ~ national
labor leaders ever held was mads
1bnrE6ay By The executive council oi
the American Federation II Labor.
over q hundred national and inter.
nStlonAI unions, II - said. WiiI be rep.
resented o. che meeting, which IL CALI
I'd "a be held In Washington on Wed,
usseay of nest week.
Planning Of new tactics on account
% the many court decisions against
the unions Il said n be the sabIecl
70 10 brought ~ for confederation.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-15

Wet Pain Bsaea. IIa,. March II.
DIR w l.. stiasOn drove ole ~
horsepower car. with three people. 10.
b West Palm beach at Slts 0elOok
THURSDAY sveaiaG. makiag the Ss.mals
Fun through sEamps and dreaFY
vasisa Ia tsh hours from Fot Pierce
On arrival here be waa presented with
oliver cup ~ the merchants ot tAla
city.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-15
A GOLDEN BEEHIVE
Return Of Prosperity Sets United
States Mint Busy.
EMPLOYEES RESUME PLACES

Renewal Of Activity Due to Frssh Or
dsrs from Washington For Immediate
coInAns-ons order for tio,0oo,oo0
In go Gold Coins.
Philadelphia. March Il, With the
return wave OF prosperity the United
States mint In this city has again b.
come a golden beehive OF industry,
Throughout the week employees Rao
had been laid OH have been receiving
Instructions to resume their posts and
Thursday full force waS at work. Az
gregating about $50 persons,
II was stated AZ the mint that this
removal Of activity was duo to trcah
orders from Washington for immCdi,
ate coinage, Leading those orders
was ono for SO, 900, 900 moro In $40
gold coins,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-15

Sss TSgt aeSvb - --coasianl
fOgsas BaiEtins -RStsFa q ga
Ftssa,i.vesins was sol4 TAaFsaaJ
stentss ~ tee sais u OeAme Aaa Ks
sieA eatisetions 70 Alszsaaeg RsfFie
afsf seas sDifftea batllne ~ d, es9
-opeEis2 q iAe f,yee1 eaaal Verisa. :
81 rfiiH xisea. - pAgfs. gHs nle a.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-15
TO FIGHT PROHIBITION.
Liberty League Organized and
Backed By Liquor Interests
HEADQUARTERS IN CHICAGO
Oath Bound Organization to Make Dee
perate Effort TO Turn Back the Pro
hlbItIOn Wave Which Is Sweeping
Over the Country.

Over the Country.
Chicago, March 1.-THE Liberty
Ieague, organized and backed by the IL
Quor interests, Is In readiness to make
q desperate effort TO annihiliate the
anti.salOon league and to turn back
the prohibition wave that IL sweeping
ever the south.
An announcement Is made Of the
completion OF the organization OF t1e
league and the claim is made for II
that since October a general body has
been organized in every state In the
union. It's membership In Illinois Is
said TO include 200 900 men. The
headquarters OF the organization are in
Chicago, and sub-headquarters are
maintained In New York, Atlanta.
Ca. Louisville, Ky, st. Louis. Den
yer. Seattle and San Francisco.
The body Is secret and the names
Of its officers are guarded with great
care. The states are organized by 10.
cal lodges or chapters In which the
membership is oathbound as to poll
Oies and methods OF procedure.
II is the purpose Of TIE Illinois
league TO hold a state convention In
June or July. pass upon candidates
for state offices and for the legislature
prior to the direct primary on August
8. Candidates will meet with favor
IA direct proportion as they favor the
platform of the league.
The leagues platform. It is dcclar-
ed, will resort To no subterfuge In
stating It's policies.
Il Is In the open, II Is declared. 20
fight prohibition In state and nation
and II the plans are carried out Il will
take a strong part In the presidential
oRn YasR.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-15

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ears sas Gsasaf AtmeW JOansOa.
alas % sch 8eoFt she esGrs slsysf
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