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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-07

CRY ~ Mexico. July . -~'Mexlco
win ank the United States 70 punish
severely the local gaihQIiiisa " pel
no. Tex and possibly others q lae
state un1er whose authority ihey act.
81 on ne gf6dnl that ne oiicoru
knowingly fnlled 10 their duty BY ~
lQ4lRE Rsg16ns sbQ partook n the
Ka6V1czX fald 10 FetnFn 70 the Tee
a. side Of the river aaa 20 bring vita
them tneir wounded @@f
Panlshment may also 81 nshnd fof
toe authorities and police ~ Del Mo,
FOR alio8ing meefihgs 20 be held there
for she surbnsa 81 fomsntlnK aad pian-
ming raids murder and robbery n
MoxirO.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-07

Wae1. Tvs, JHlg aIFs. W. A..
laaham. wife ~ sesmsr GeysraoF Lap
ham. sled ssfseely wednesday ~ m
lBuD " WfatheFfgf4 cslgeFnOr LaB.
ham haa bsea % had ksMlsh o. sAe
gagt fso years aa4 81 ghoaght weg-
~ over her hubbanaa eesaifion aa4
isned tss fealh ~ Mn Lanham.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-07

asvoIusion 10 said TO Have nrsksn
out Recently.

out Recently.
Buenoz Ayres. July s.--The latest
Acyieea received frna private re-
sources a. Formosa. IN the northeast
ern part ~ Argentina, cay shar there
mas been aansusnary nghtlnK "a the
Streets Of Asuncion ne cADtal az
farAguay. where q gayolasian ~ nal5
e haye hs0sen ont recently ana that
Asndrsds o. perponn have been killed
~ wouadeG.
Eavurd 6. opnleu. tAe unllea
states minirter 70 raraxuny ana Una
s-Ay, and Harp b ousisy. Jr.. see
.s'A's q ne lesatton. both nre in
Asmeion.
NommunicatIon hy teipg-arh nE9
N'sssonf attn Asunrlon hna besn est
Aaa consequently there AZ suuaiei
W. runop y 3 sensafsaoAI ctnraosrf
ssvse1i here
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-07

isnaify Feeling In Teruessss.
Nashville. Tenn July g--irhe dem,
ocratio stAte executive committee met
here and adopted a resolution ln'
stFucting the counties IN which pat-
teraon got q majority Of enc votes IN
the recent primpry % send aolia DEL
eRaiions. Instructed for Patterson for
governor q lhe stats convention,
gklch meets hege qn igly II anh those
e0aniies carried W cagmaek ~ send
Aolid carmnck delegations This AZ
lion vas taken because % ne rninoF
that some of me counties wOuld not
carry ont their esirucilons
The action ~ ths 01mmittea. n Il
believed, va iEissz.:s ~ Rlregdy M.
Ter feeling existing beiwean the Pat
leFaon and carmAek factions. and may
ultimately result "a . sDlil III she coa.
geaslon. T1e caYnmek propla con,
tenn that me inabnesioEs already Civ
en deisgates arc sarscisnt 1'he Pat
tcrson fDTfea fear that ne carmack
people Mlli ofkAnlss ~ convention
ana inaoFt sfafeswide prostitution
plank % its p'ssfofm @.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-07
Wear NOT &c 4 CANDIDATE.

Declares He 10 = Democrat and VIII
Remain Ore,
Atlanta. July 9. 81 have no Idea Of
running for president on the national
prohibition Ticket" said seaborn
Wright. Of FLOYD county, Friday 10
Was leaving Atlanta Tor Athens. o.,
where ne will deliver an address
II am democrat" he continued,
sand expect 70 stay one
Chairman Jones, ~ the national pro.
hibltlon party. was IN Atlaata TaurA-
day and in,imalcd that Mr Wright
might be Offered lhe Iomlnation.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-07

Loadou. Iuly -1as Oxford mis-
Versltg ssAo~menf flad. which wsa b.
aagrfated ~ Lord curnon "a hit else
ton 70 che chnnesilorship. haa feacm.
"a gs9ego1 and W. W. Astag Has
gives his sr0nf 10railon 81 go so9.
which he promised % March - ~.
AworA totsl eannti11 an0eEtb 20
gl66 a8
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-07
sIRDs CARRIED MESSAGE.
salIors Saved After Many Weary Days
OF Suffering.

ONNNt@ g~N~N FNfN~f ffNN@f'f "f""f y 80 :"
Of Suffering.
Victoria, B. c.. July 6.~-While
sending a farewell message Ia quill
attached to the neck Of an albatross.
one Of the series OF daily messages
recounting briefly me story OF the
wreck on Antipodes Island OF the
French bark, President Felix Faure,
twenty-five starving French sailors
were rescued BY tho British warship
Pegasus and brought TO Sydney.
The castaways, who lived Crusoe
life, fashioning their utensils In the
same resonrceful way as The maroon
OF Juan Fernandez. south OF New
Zealand. near where Survivors OF the
British bark DundonaId we're rescued
months before. after their vessel hsd
been driven TO saoFe during a fog 10
March last. and had almost given up
hope oi rescue when the British war
ship was sighted
The men were ravenous when res-
cued. having been 90 short rations
for some time.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-07
! Business For the NatiOn-
al Conventions.
MAY Be 4 SESSIONS
Non FOR President Will Prob.
BE- Made on Thursday Then
|enment. and the Nomination
-. -. -p.tr~-..a
|cr President on Friday.

colo, July 6. THE commit
Arrangements OF the national
&c met and completed the or
the business for the conyen-
d Tor the session Of the ma
committee to be held on Mon
convention program Is outlined
sessions, beginning next
y. This will carry the eonven-
rough 70 Friday Afsernoon, UNI
aght IN COMMITTEES or On the
hould prolong the deliberations.
eady announced, it Is proposed
adjournment shall be taken
lately after the temporary or
ton is perfected, out OF respect
memory OF the late Mr. cleve-
although this feature does not
on the formal program.
z Program for First Day.
first days order Of business Is
lows:
chairman Tsgsart, sg tie nation
bmmittee, calls The convention
der at noon.
Secretary woodson reads call
convention.
Prayer By Archbishop James J..
be
Announcement OF temporary Of
b agreed upon BY the national
mittee.
Chairman asks fcr further nom
Sons.
further nominations, chair
puts question on agreeing to the
lamentations Of the national COM
tee.
Chairman appoints committee Of
delegates to escort Temporary
Iirman Theodore A. Bell, OF Cal
MIA. to chair.
ard 8--lntrouNctlonE ana speech
temporary chairman.
O--CaiI OF states for members 81
following committees: Credentials
manent organizations, rules and o.
Of business. platform. and reso
ons.
adjournment or recess
Is expected that the Cleveland
as finally agreed upon
be introduced Just before adjourn
n.
second Days Program.
'or the second session Of the con
Ition on Wednesday. the program
the permanent organizatiou. the nd
90 Of the permanent chairman. ant
receipt and adoption % committee
orts.
ne nominati0nz FOR president VII
made Thursday, and II IL PLANES
adjourn after tails 10 settled unsl
day morning. when the nomina
ns for vice president viii be II
er
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-08

Have The Bulletin on your break.
fast table every morning. II will cost
you only two cents per day.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-08
ABRUzz| GETS
KINGS CONSENT
WILL MARRY MISS ELkiNS-EN.
GAGEMENT TO BE ANNOUNCED
SHORTLY.
LATE CHANGE OF FRONT
On Part of Italian Papers Shows That
King Has Approved Of Match
With American
Woman.

New York, April Formal an.
coming marriage of Miss Katherine
Elkins to the Duo dAbruZZi will be
made this week, according to state
ment of persons in the confidence OF
the family Of United States Senator
Elkins.
Private cable adyices to Senator
Elkins. it was stated, are to the effect
that King Victor Emmanuel the
dukes cousin: the queen and the
queen mother have approved the en-
gagement The duke cf Abruzzi has
had a long interview with the mem.
beers of the royal family
These persons state these cables to
Senator Elkins outline the dukes ar
rival in Rome from Turin aud state
that he went straight to the quirinal
where he was at once received by the
king. The duke and his majesty were
cioseted together more than an hour
and when the duke emerged he was
all smiles After leaving the palace
both he and the king filed several
cables for America. and their destina-
tion was to Senator Elkins and his
There has been a complete change
of front on the part of Roman news.
papers, which has amused the English
and American colonies Heretofore
the newspapers have contained hide
Gus caricatures Of Miss Elkins. but are
now printing real portraits of he.
There are also laudatory notices in re-
gard to her beauty grace and tai
ents.
Miss Elkins is termed a majestic
beauty, worthy of the high honor OF
joining the royal family. These com
ments, of course, are based on the
knowledge that the engagement is sat
isfactory to the king.
Any doubt of the status Of Miss FL
kins, when she becomes the bride OF
the duke. is set at rest by the action
Of the king. She will become a royal
duchess. entitled to all the precedence
at the court of Italy that goes with
he position All this. and more, has
1t-ttt tttsttie plain to the senator from
West Virginia who, for himself, has
not a word 10 say
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-08
MOVING PICTURES
At THE THEATRES
OPERA HOUSE AND ARCADE WILL
PRESENT PROGRAMS OF
MUCH INTEREST THIS AFTER
NOON AND TONIGHT.

Tonight at the opera house an en-.
tirely new picture and perhaps one of
the best ever put on in the city en-.
titled The Man in the Oyerals," a
drama Of the highest order staged in
the best possible manner; a heart stir
ring story told in pictures as real as
life itself. Every detail and effect
looked after with the same precision
that has made the opera house the
most popular of all moving picture
theaters. New illustrated song sung
by Miss Mamie Steadman. the popu-
lar vocalist and in addition Mr.. Chas
Bradley will sing new and popular
songs during the intermission. Price
cents. First performance starts
promptly at 40 Come out and see
the pictures.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-08

to Caxias fort, where preparations
hundred long term occupants. Tonight
the military again camped in the
streets and even greater precaution
than last night was taken against pos
sible uprisings.
Artillery has been mounted in the
squares. Premier Ferreira today
gave out a statement to the public
in which he said that order must be
preserved and tsat the government is
prepared to adopt the most stringent
measures to insure the public peace
and safety.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-08
BOYCOTT AGAINST JAPS
Feeling Aroused BY Tatsu Maru Incl.
dent is Spreading Throughout
Chinese Empire.

Canton, April THE boycott
against the japanese. arising out of
the trouble between Japan and China
over the seizure and subsequent re.
lease of the Tatsu Maru, is spreading
rapidly. Mass meetings have been
held with the object of impressing up
on the Chinese the necessity of max.
ing the boycott of Japanese products
and manufactures as far-reaching as
possible. Despite a torrential rain to.
day, mere than thousand women
dressed in white as an emplem of
mourning. attended a meeting held
Tor this purpose, speeches being mad
denouncing everything that pertaine,l
to Japan.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-08
FRESH RIOTS IN
LISBON STREETS
SOLDIERS DlSPERSE JEERING
DS-HUNDREDS OF AR
RESTS MADE-GUNS MOUNT.
ED IN PUBLIC SQUARES.

Lisbon. April 7.-Unawcd by the
strong military force with which the
city has been swarmed since the cleo
tion riot Sunday, and heavy arrivals
OF troops from the provinces today.
the population of Lisbon made a fresh
demonstration this evening In the
out!aying sections of the city they pa
raded, shouted aud ieered the soldiers
and sang revolutionary airs until dis
persed 10y the troops.
Two hundred arrests We're mad"
and it is officially announced that
more than six hundred arrests were
made Sunday and Monday. The pris-
oners were transferred this afternoon
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-08
eRaR4eessssssss9922assessa
! NEWS OF TIE RIVERS :
!. -
Observation-Disclosures

The river marked 405 feet on the
Cairo gauge last evening showing a
rise OF 0.5 Of fot in "a hours
The Eagie brought two barges Of
logs from the lower river took coal
here and went to st. Louis
The James Lee from Memphis
passed up the Ohio going to Mound
City for repairs on the ways In pass.
inE under the bridge at this point the
tops of her ehimneys were knocked
off
The Dick Fowler was in and out as
usual yesterday from and to Paducah.
doing fair business both WAYS
The Pacific No. went south with
three emptips
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-08

committee say If the resolution is
adopted in advance of May | 1t would
violate the commodity clause, SO that
the supreme court of the United
States would decline to take cogniz-
aEce of a test suit II passed after
that date all railroads of the country
which transported mined or manufac-
trred articles which they owned.
wholly or in part, would be liable to
$4,000 a day fine
Penalties amounting to thousands
Of dollars would be piled up against
all railroads even If the delay We're
foi only a day or two.
An effort is now being made to re.
daft the resolution SO it will meet the
peculiar situation.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-08
HARD PROBLEM
FOR CONGRESS
FROM HEAVY PENALTIES UN-
DER COMMODITY CLAUSE OF
NEW RATE BILL.

Washington. April THE lawyers
ol congress confess that they have
run M against a real question in the
resolution introduced by Senator e.
kins to suspend until January /. 1910,
penalties attached to the commodities
clause of the railroad rate bill Tn
der the rate bill passed by congress,
the commodity clause would take ef-
feet MAY LIST next. Failure 10 comply
with its provisions would subject the
railroads 10 penalties for twenty
but does not interfere with
the bringing of suits 10 determine the
OF the clause.
Members of the senate judiciary
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-08
HUGHES DECLARES HE
HAS NOT WITHDRAWN.

Albany, y. Y. April 7.-Governor
Hughes attention was called today to
rWmors that he had withdrawn from
the presidential race. The governor
made it clear that there was abso-
lutely nothing in the report that his
position was unchanged and would
be unchanged so far as he was per
sonallv concerned.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-08
R.elp. Tha, Seldom Fail.

Probably the best salve for healing
the broken heart of n woman il a mix
ture of time and another nsn
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-08

Compare The Bulletins society
column with the other Cairo papers.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-08
Yesterdays River Forecasts.

The Ohio. at Evansville. will con
tinue rising "a to 36 hours. then fall
AT Mt Vernon, win continue rising
during the next As hours At Padu-
cab, viii continue rising until Friday
AT Cairo. will continue rising until
Saturday.
The Tennessee. from Florence to
the mouth, will rise during the next
4s hours.
The Mississippi. from below St
Louis to above Cairo. not much
change during the next 4S hours.
The Wabash, at Mt Carmel. viii
continue falling
w. T.. BARRON,
Temporarily in Charge
The Bulletin will only cost you co
cents per month and It is certainly
worth double the money
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-08
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
THE WEATHER
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Yesterdays Cairo Temperature.
General Conditions.

The day was rainy. the precipitation
measuring 92 Of an inch for the q
hours ending at p IN. The govern
ment Bulletin reported rain from 13
points Extremes of temperature We're
81 at Jacksonville, Fla and 2G at sey,
eral rthwestern points
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-08
Sun and Moon.
Washinntnn Forecast.

Washington, April ILLINOIS =
Rain Wednesday: colder except in
the extreme north. Thursday fair;
his to high south winds, shifting to
northwest
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-08
At The Arcade.

Matinee and night performances
viii be given at the Arcade on Eighth
street with strong films in comedy
and drama.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-08
SOUTH DAKOTA STATE
PROHIBITION CONVENTION

Miller. 5. D.. April THE Prohibit
ton state convention :oday nominated
besides other candidates:
Congressman, 5. &. Erskins OF Nit
chell; f. 5. Chappell. OF Hot Springs.
Governor, G. f. Knappen, OF Brook
ings.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-08

Cairo and vicinity: Showers and
cooler.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-10-30
MEN IN PLACE OF HORSES.

The Consantope correspondent the Presse of
Vienna that the first of the
marched the Yz Kiosk express constitutional
decree the burden bearers amas These powerful
ec Turks for the beautiful despite their dirty gb
have well organized society which lays down the laws by which
they guided in their vocation They from Asatic Turkey
where they leave their wives while they work ndstrousy and hon
es for few their and then to their
homes The bad and the winding
cude the day Consannop these take the place the
dray horse On long poles they carrying bales of
goods safes and all of heavy property They
anaica in their religion thoroughly Turkish but It that
they the advance toward liberalism showed their ab
live up European methods the day after the demonstra
ton, when they struck for higher wages.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-10-30
SHOWER OF ROYAL FAvoRs.

Never before there such shower of decorations and orders
and jubilee poured i'll Austria
nounced the empero birthday Altogether the recipients
fall far short of according the Pail Mall Gazette In
Austria Hungary much Prussia conditions recalling
the saying of the old Emperor William that there things
his subjects could ecapdecoraions Abundant
appears decorations nobody satisfied
There is of intriguing going
the highest possible The remarkable
the preference the officials display for decoration title
higher class in the although
mserably
small in all the lower classes nevertheless of officials
would prefer be Herr Kaseriehrrath other high
ing title receiving higher pay.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-10-30

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II.
cHATTEL MORTGAGES
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AGREEMENTS
PAS ls9 Territory Hawaii Jan 10 OS Lot
Hing paddy wanhoe
ga 1875 Armstrong J.. July 49, In division of
294 "a Kawi S. %, hui .Waikane
SURRENDER LEASES
Tong July
S5 Ss4 Iau Tong July O. 700 Ku 5s5 Nuuanu Pauah
Cullen Lib 22s3T7.
MORTGAGE RELEASES
Campbell $50 Ku $50 Nuuanu
St; Por r, p 1890 Ku.
$685. 562, Maunakea st.
aas SO Oahu College Ts Of
Bishop
2o7 ia Cecil May
2s 447 Evangelical
66 294 Enos Joe June 27,o2 l67,
RELEASE DOVER
Kahiipua s,o7
29s "A Kau ( widow Mar e5 07 r. 79
to L. MccANDLEss shown by
fromH
HAWAIIAN ABsTRA ACT TITLE
aztec
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-10-30
HOW LINK HAS COT
HOLD OF THE HOMES
OF THE HAWA||ANS
Startling Exhibit of the Number of Kuleanas
the Democratic Land Grabber Has
Added to His Vast Estate.

While Link the Baron has been work scheme
by promising Government land which he does and
Hawaans he has been steadily graspng
his private baony Most of the
holdings
but Link has made speciality of getting his from the
he he desires help Following is the
record of his Kueana Acquisitions
Office, Honolulu T. n.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-01-07
MONEY MADE
IN MONTANA
CARBON COUNTY RANcHER
MOVES TO LONE STAR STATE.

From Sundays Daily.
The following has been received
from Bay City. Tex, regarding w. A.
Saunders. formerly engaged in ranch
Ing on the Clarke's Fork near Silesia,
who recently sold his interests in this
state. and with his family moved to
Texas:
". "a. Saunders, q farmer residing
near Silesia. Mont, arrived today (De.
cember BY in Bay City, Tex. with his
mother. his wife and children, and his
brother, James Saunders, and the lat
ter's children, all Of whom will take up
their residence on q section Of farm
land, consisting Of 700 acres. near
Middeld, Tex, which MI. Saunders
purchased last May.
The erection Of q house on the
land will be begun in a few days, the
party camping out in the meantime.
They intend to engage In rice, cotton
and alfalfa farming and will plant a
good sized orchard IN lemons. hgs and
other fruits.
MI. Saunders leaves, Montana with
q good record for successful farming,
having gone to that state from Mis-
souri, six years ago with $4,000 and
having in that time more than quad
rupled his capital.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-01-07
CITY TREASURER
COMPLETES REPORT
SHOWS BALANCE OF s45,54s.21 IN
CITY TREASURY.

From Saturdays Daily.
City Treasurer Walter Watkins COM
pleted his report Of the city's finances
yesterday and fled It with the city
clerk for the approval Of the council.
The repore shows that on December
81 there was q balance in the treas.
ury Of $~45,549.21. The receipts dur
ing the month amounted to $%69,110.27,
while the expenditures were $~31.842.93.
All of the funds now have balances to
their credits, and all were represent
ed in the receipts and expenditures.
OF the receipts during the month,
$67,032.S6 was received from the coun-
ty as the city's portion Of the taxes
collected this year, 1896 was received
from licenses, 1861 from city officers,
police Judge, and $221.41 from other
sources.
The expenditures last month were
exceptionally large, owing to the fact
that q number Of outstanding war
rants, which heretofore could not be
paid on account Of lack Of money II
the funds, were paid.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-01-07
TEAM GOES
DOWN TO DEFEAT
CITY BOYS VICTORIOUS IN IN.
DOOR BASEBALL GAME.

From Sundays Daily.
A city team c~aptained by Lewis
Babcock defeated the Company K
team in a game Of indoor baseball last
night by q score Of 20 to IS, in the
gymnasium Of the z. NJ. G. A. The
game is the second played between
the two teams and each n has a
game to its credit.
The game last night was closely
contested and exciting throughout and
was witnessed by q large number Of
spectators. The score was larger
than in the game played last wednes.
day. but the game was equally as
good.
The lineup OF the teams follows: !
Company K: Thorine. captain and
catcher; Brown. pitcher; Todd. nrst
base: McCracken. second base: Ollie,
third base; Tom Logan, left short;
Dick Logan. right abort; Morris. left
field. .
City team: Woodman. catcher;
Babcock, captain and pitcher; Wilson,
frst base; !. .. Logan. second base;
worthington, third base; Rixon
short; Salisbury. short: johnson and
Husband. nelders.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-01-07
OVER A HAT
Chief Taloo Act. !. Mediator In Child
tsh controversy-Headpleee Return
ed and Both Are Satisfied.

From Saturdays Daily.
Chief Of Police Talgo was called
upon to act as mediator Yesterday in
a dispute between two men, who have
been friends for nine years, over q
black hat, the value Of which is doubt
full.
It seems that one of the men took
the black hat of Of his friends head
and gave him his own in exchange.
Another man butted into the game
then, and In fun took the hat which
the mans friends had placed on his
head and cut the crown out. This
enraged the owner Of the hat and he
refused to return the hat which he
had taken of OF the mans head in fun.
fun, to him.
Chief Talgo was called then. and
after. the owner Of the hat in question
had threatened legal procedure to re-
gain possession Of the headpiece the
other man consented to allow the
rightful owner Of the hat to have 1t.
The whole dispute wal very much
the same as q dispute between two
school children, who had to call upon
the teacher to settle It. and when the
men realised how childish they had
acted they both appeared ashamed Of
the part they had taken in the CON
troversy.