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Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1908-08-20
Sequach,

OtqudCuSc, lCIlh's aug - i""O'
The run counts if baserunner scored
before last man was retired as he pro-
badly did from description of play.
When the batter crossed first in safety
new play was on, in no way affect
ing the third out proposition, which
prevents a run from counting if the
batter is retired at first.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-27

WHITE PALACE HOTEL,
SPECIAL NOTICE.
155 NEW SINGLE ROOMS INCLUDING
BATHS; SUN AND ELECTRIC LIGHT IN
EVERY ROOM.
$1.50 PER WEEK; CALL AND SEE THEM.
so SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES
FREE OF CHARGE TO GUESTS
800 splendidly furnished rooms, Doc, SOC and
Toe per day; free bath with every room;
largest hotel office and cluh-ooms on Pacific
coast; facing Van Ness av.; baggage checked
and stored free of charge; highest grade of
white help employed
WHITE PALACE HOTEL-NEvER CLOSED,
llth and Market sts., San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-27
MALE HELP wANTEp-contInued

MALE HELP WANTED-Continue
MURRAY & READY.
Leading Employment. and Labor Agents.
WHITE PALACE BUILDING,
11th and Market sts-, San Francisco.
Phone Market 656 and 657.
BRANCHES:
9Th and franklin sts.. Oakland.
Phone Oakland 1861.
I'd and Main SITS. and l21 Marchesault St.
Los Angeles, Cal.
MURRAY & READY.
FARE PAID.
WOODS OF TUOLUMNE.
co TODAY.
p laborers for logging railroad, $50 found.
ouckers or cross cutters, 500 found.
o swampers, $50 found
10 roustabouts for woods ss5 found.
YOUR FARE PAID.
FOR A NEW COMPANY.
SEE BOSS HERE.
3 screw turner's, SIS found
carriage doggers, $50 found
log deckmen, $50 found.
hook tenders, $50 found
SEE BOSS HERE.
NO FEE+NO FARE
-OREGON-OREGON.
GO AWAY TODAY.
100 laborers for construction work on new
road Any one willing to work can CO. Wages
1890 month. Remember, no fee, no fare.
Company stands all the expense. Long job. :
WILL YOU GO?
BIG TUNNEL.
FOR A BIG COMPANY
MUCKERS-LABoRERS.
10 machine miners, s.. so.
10 chuck tenders or helpers, SO.
20 muckers, inside work So so.
20 laborers, outside work, 81.
SPECIAL FARE.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-27

FARE PAID
ELECTRIC POWER COMPANY.
is laborers to help lnemen on transmission
lines, $50 month
20 laborers for general work. 81 day.
10 laborers for rock work on dam and reser-
voir, $66 month.
FARE is PAID
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-27

IF you want to invest your funds. where vo,,
will get quick action. take no risk and earn
large profits, ask for information concernir-
the Poker Flat Gold Gravel Mining SCo ~
Sierra county, Cal. This stock viii doubIe
in value in month. quadruple In o months
present cost for 20 years. THE MADISON
CRrTCHER CO.. Mills building. s.
$1,000 invested in our alfalfa land AZ se an
Will pay you 81 200 year FOR life vith
out any effort on your part Excursion fn th1s
land every week while 1t lasts. FREE FAPF
TO BUYERSi STRONG LAND co az oS
Bacon bldg. Oakland
GENTLEMAN lady with $1,000 or $40 000 -
invest in good paying business. one fbet
could take charge of office preferred. Farthsr
Information 2. O. box l.. Oakland No agents
WHEEL stock buyers, call at office. Ts5 Marker
St. rooms Nos 71i-7f2 and get informa zion M
you should have before buying outside stock.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-27

FINANCIAL
LOANS NEGOTIATED ON ACTIVE SECURI-
TIES
We offer for immediate sale:
500 California Pressed Brick (stockl so 20
200 California Pressed Brick (stock) -. 10
Union National Bank stock H.. (Bidl
200 Camerphone ............... q ~
100 0aklsnd Traction (preferredl. -. (cheapl
$500 Woodside Eureka. gS
And many others at bargain prices
WANTED.
Hoag Rapid Press. Artesian Oil. Lookout
Mountain Mining Co.. Burlingame T. r. 20
Nevada GOldfeld NJ. NJ & $. Co., California
Pressed Brick, Greenwater Copper Queen
we handle bargains only. and can save you
money on any stock or bond you wish to bur
sell borrow on.
ROTHSCHILD & COMPANY
STOCKS. BONDS. LOANS.
Bacon Block Oakland Cal
Phone Oakland 1916.
LOANS NEGOTIATED ON ACTIVE SECTIRI-
TIES.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-27

NANTED-Experienced sewing machine sales
woman; one who is able TO hemstitch and do
embroidery work preferred; good wages to
rlght.party. Apply supt.'s office from 8 10 II
q. m, HALE BROS. Inc, 9th and Market SITS
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-27
FREte.ur FORWARDING

FREIGHT FORWARDING
JUDS0N Freight Forvardng Co.-Resaced rates
lor snlpping household goods any~ west sao 20
everywhere east. Phone ksarny Zof9. cSz
larket ST.. room 101, Columbia piog.
NATIONAL FREIGHT AND TRANSFER CO..
l32S Mission mr.. 10th: cut rates to all points;
nreproof warehouse moving vans. Phone
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-27


BRiCk building. 7oxs5, with concrete fioor
water tanks. oil tank. steam boilers engine
deep well; stable, with u stalls: frame wagon
snea; rent very reasonable Inquire WIN
--a LEE DsEMlNG co.
TO lease-Loft, 45x127 S125; basement. 6OxsO.
500; store. ground floor oOx65 $40. 1oef AZ
s5. $50. will subdivide s25 upward. Phone
4SVo. y. T. DOWNING & CO., 81 Main st.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-10
TRAGEDY AT SELMA. ALA.
Family Trouble Led 10 Pistol Battle
on the stresta.

Family Trouble Led 10. Pistol Battle
on the stFesta,
Selma. Sept ga terrible tragedy
took place on tho streets Of Selma on
Labor Day
Il Is said John Norris, while on
Washington street going - dinner was
attacked by his souIn.law, Kirk Pllen.
Il seems that the men hrst engaged In
a fight IN which fence pallngs were
used then pistols Wro brought Into
play. Both men N-ceIved possibly
fatal wounds. SIR. Norris was shot
in the leg. The ball breaking his thigh.
and IN the side. while the son IN Law
was shot IN the righs arm and body.
The physicians think there Il no
chance Tor the recover 81 Pilen and
but Httle hope FOR Norris the trouble
grew out Of family dliiculiy.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-10
TRAGEDY IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
Knives and Pistols Are ussd With Pc.
kaI Results--Arresks Made.

Columbia. s. c.. Sept. s.--Barn.
well county has had two more muir
ders added to her list On Saturday
afternoon l.. r. Miles met Nix and
after a few words shot him four times
each shot taking effect The negro
died almost instantly Nix had a
largo knife open tn his pocket when
searched after bis death.
Monday afternoon l., w Dewitt. OF
Baskerville. cut to death Mr.. Cru.
Der III his front yard. There seems
70 have been some personal matter
between tho two men Mr.. Gruber
came b MIR, Dewitt's ward. and after
few words strated in the gate Mr.
Dewitt advanced in his shirt sleeves
to meet him Gruher reached for his
pocket knife and closed In on him.
He cut CrnSer about the head and
meek, almost sevorIng the head from
his body. Gruher died almost In.
stant'y Dewitt gave himself up 10
tho sheriff Immediately after the KIN.
iug Eoth Dewitt aud Miles are now
In tau
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-10
kILLEO AERsELF N aArAaooM.
Mrs Warren Was Formerly a Noted
Beauty OF Lexington. Ky.


St. Louis. Mo-, Sept. s.---Mrs.
Thomas B. Warren died at the Baptist
sanitarium Monday. The police report
she shot herself above the heart, in
the bathroom OF her home. while her
husband and their seyen-year-old son
were in the front part Of the house
and the cook was In the kitchen.
Sne was Miss Red, of Lexington,
where she was noted beauty. Her
sister is the wife OF General Manager
ID. J., Nally. OF the Postal Telegraph
company, and resides at Flushing. Ia.
4. Warren inherited, with his BROTH
err. Gus, of Atlanta, Ca. the large for
tune of their father, DR.. Isaac War
rem.
Mr.. Warren refused 10 discuss the
shooting with newspaper reporters,
but according to information secured
by the police. Mrs. Warren had been
suffering from a nervous breakdown
for over year, II is said that about
two weeks ago she threatened to end
her life.
Following the pistol shot report,
Mrs. Warren was found prone on the
floor of the bathroom. Drs. Holland
Hin and Lloyd Stewart, the family
physicians. were called In. The DO
lice were not notified OF the shoot
ing and the FIRST they learned of Il was
when a patrolman saw the ambulance
dash up to the house.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-10

tigrminrAam klA 8svt tbs
niagk anraai n3nfHnfsgs ~ the Nattp@.
81 Aatoeiaragu ~ possocses cisfNs w.
rnn hars WaHanY mofnlHE several
tunarae representatives, fFora Az
psrsa n ihe rniiea states hpfsr prs
saf Ths eegvsHfian "a bsisE he4
10 re ri Nafta ~ eMrass
sasmlstet sDAgs&slyA shDm tAAt
tss ofNsnitsshsa 600 kAs sgmsfea 90
gNsefy theusana msN4Rgs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-10
LANDED IN JAIL.
omesrs captsrs Escaped Negro Who
n Charged with Asaavis.

oEieera captnra Escaped Negro Who
n Charged with Assault.
montgomery. Ala sept , MARK
c0llins, the negro CHARGED with a.
saun on tha daughtcr ~ John Wat
son. a. Geofsiana. Ala and Who later
escaped IN sensational say from tbe
shsrin az Grernylilr. was landed IN
montgomery jail TUESDAY Ne vas
aaughi while plcking c0tsan wishin q
short diatancs % Green viiis Mpnday
kept secretly a tas iAii sAeFs and
broughs here only three pspgie amos.
Ing ~ ths saDfuse untii the pfia0aer
wns enmata 10 Mn1sEomeFy
Ths fteiiaN ran hiRh n Butisr eoan
q an8 u wAs feared tnAi q lgsehin9
might f0liow Csilirs has nsvsF bsen
10 niles from 0fesnvle AanT peo'
ple th0uNht the neEns has beers lYnetsd
airra1y
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-10
GAVE LlFg 70 SAVE eAIlo.
Brave New York Man Rescued child
from nurnIna Apartmenl.

frem Burning Apartment.
Now York. sept. 9,-Thoush bad.
~ burned. John Tucker, retired real
estate dealer, relhrned 10 a burning
apartment in brooklyn Monday after.
noon FOR a missing child aud saved II,
but az the expense % hts own MO.
He hal already rescued the mother
Mrs William Clampet. using his coat
20 protect her as he carried her down
the stair. she cried for her child
when the street was reached.
DlsFcgAFdlng his own injuries, Tuck.
or hurried back and safely brought tho
infant out Of the house. On bis acc
ond TRIP he was unable 70 prevent hts
own clothing from taking hre When
ne laid enc child IN its mothers arms,
no collapsed and died Neither Mrs.
Clampet nor her ehlid received scri'
Gus lniuries
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-10
RACE WAR FEARED.
Negroes Of Kansas City, Mos, Said "a
Be Aiming Themselves.

Negroes Of Kansas City, Mos, Said To
Be Aiming Themselves.
Kansas City, Mo-, Sept. 9.-Since
the killing Of white man by negro
here last Saturday, there has been a
growing alarm OF a race war among
the negro population. and the police
have learned that many Of them are
purchasing firearms.
A pawnbroker on East Eighteenth
street reported that the negroes had
purchased all the shotguns. rifles ana
reyolvers In his store. besides a large
amount II ammunition.
Robert Thomas, a negro. was ar
rested at circus for carrying a re
volyer TO protect hts color T" Rob.
ert Mauhin. another negro. was prob
ably fatally wounded while cleaning q
revolver which, Il is believed. he In
tended TO carry for his 0wn protection.
Excited groups OF negro men have
been dispersed by the police. but no
violence has occurred.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-10

weISrtiin o. #Fgt -r'tha
sArunksn aaa bt1ebee aasf ~ 80 an.
recoEnimtN wamar. Hlis etiasues -
tas bsdy hayiag bsen oaNersa with
aaiekmme. haE bees fnur1 30 80
Wes. Vlfr.aia saora - ias ceio fiFsg
sraf lhls cry WifA a. 1o4g Nhs
fsa.4 ) Fgpe wliA sissl afaias CO q
ne b0sy wns fgun1 ~ 3iaie heFft
sensitive Ge1fss % itffRm. y Chrs'
inr W Va nnl nastes BaasiaE q
90 ellf.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-10

New York. Sept. ~ man Wap
Represented himself - be ~ g ~.
Rgsoks once q nStes cnnVer ageciAl'
AT ~ Portland. sle. ea@miiied sub
cite Mgsaay la mniH hoiet 80 3 ~
taxing some aubtle drag l.e naiaFe
81 whlrh eoald n0i BE- irnrned. anG y
wa iearned thaf the saieide 9At ne
sane man who last saturday nisai
trsra % eui 10. iifs 10 ths rectnry ~
me caurfh az fhe Holy laauctHis 81
we,t TsensysiKth firest Twp PRIESTS
A tss rsciorY sac nv mna try.nF -
cut Ais taroas wish . razor ane ae'e
AZ. mwr. : sstscsive srrifef
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-10
rAouoAr rngArER AFlRe.


Mans Presenes u Mind saved Labor
Day Audience from panle,
New York, aepi IAN audience
" labor day thcatergocTs. ,ho maiori.
~ " whom were women tremblgd
on the verge % panic 81 tAe Lyric
thehtor Monday when steam, used AZ
stage effect. poured across the foot
lights giYina avery one a. Impression
that lge hAa started bealnd tne cur.
tain.
All persons IN the denseiy parked
house ieaped 10 their feet A few W.
men IN Ihe 'front.' rows started ~ sas
doors, trlghisnine the people In The
orchestra.
The a0uae waa dnrh and some 0f
he more ilmld women IN thg 0rehes,
ira rushed Cos the alsies man with
good sense shouted from thn baek roe
thai lhv Supposed smoke VIA only
steam and gicfhly commanded the wo'
men 10 b. STATED few made their
way oar ana the play proceeded With
oui gariher eeares.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-10
rHsIE PsosAsLE ORIGIN.
- '"'I Reports Of an Attempt 20
Shoot President.

|fNasf.. q.
- Bay n r.. sept D sen.
fsporis that an attempt had
h ---s 70 shoe, President Rooae.
4 'A'ea'ly have their origin in
mat ne hunting season has
% Long Island ana there is
n. 1''s shooting daily IN the out.
'-'T'o Close Investigation
Is nos Aat there has been any
\. directed AGAINST che preuI.
H Ais custom to ride out
covering various routes ia
n AL q 10 rot unnsual for
n aa'sr parties u hunters.
" a shooting clnb whieh
TARGET pracuca nos far
N. ,.saaaFo Hm
49, 'ecrttary % ne prsnhasas.
n = a9i ssllsved Zoe q aonent
had trisa u 20 hArm 70
" ~ auaasGou uhas
~, '..ss paid 70 ne matter a.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-10

Neima. Ala Besf ~ n Alien
vhn aaa hesa > nsshsssi ~ Ssiaa o.
as GOES fewF feRsa dfvaee eeaf ~
tls nams oa RmnaiiM stseptt NJ A.
na bas Bsea "a iAs safsAef bsti&sss
~ fhtmp pears aa9 go . msmo@g ~
gaa sHg rgssgr rsaFt ftiiagasWAs
shs raass n eeafs AZ me ums ~
2sac - mAs . te1atasaG saatasats
&c aniaf - na8aa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-10
rook TIE olRL's DARE.

San Jose, Cal. Sept s.--Aeccpting
dare from a young woman. FRED
Blaggi. the ten year old son Of NJ.
Pruno Archer. made a daring and un.
heralded aerouautic ascent that thrill.
"a Hundreds Of spectators. Running
forward just a. W. l.. Warning, the
professional parachute artist. cut
loose from The ground. Blaggi sprang
into the cordage a. the mouth Of the
bag and was carried upward 70 q
height OF 5000 feet, warring. with
his parachute, cut loose Al 40 eieya'
ton pf ? 500 fset and with Biaggi as
So solitary passenger. the balloon
arigtad over ths hills Of the coast
range NATL v was alm0s. lcat 70 view
ms weight prevented the Sudden e.
cape ~ the gas and after two sours
suspense from his friends BE- returned
10 toun. having landed without Ia
furW
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-10

RanHrine. Regf AMa99neF
msns 10 wnss fhsf tss Aiseaa wrnn~
mius a asAArs. Tess wi4 fesgme
awsrHiea st OR v&e Yana haa
sesa ssomt eewa fises ias - - d
ese ~ rhs Afrsa = ns anna ~ sssi
Furassssa. emsagsias @uag f@y,a.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-10

N, "a Sepa. 81. A.
49,, .''ls -aa whose h0me was
n -. IA allied On the armdra
n. aF's 10 q kosrsni~ mam.
y. a.. 'sed unaag tks great
uw - sias DIVA upoa hsm.
tit had frum hia
No., aAeaiussy wa ssnsss4
|Nss I, =. ''sSst "a youns mas
''" = vaa a rsgion
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-10

IN Caring Acc Performer Receives
Precisely Fatal injuries,
Togonto. ont sept Mile, Ma
rio isanchs. oas ~ ths Dtrfsrmsft ~
ths TDrputo snhibitiou vac probably
fatally lnIared M5nasy niGts
Tier aet waa b snas dowa = sire
stretched ffpm high pols 70 ihe
Eruuna. haagiaE by hHs saeth Moo
eay ninAt sho hae hardly started Waea
tha p1le began ~ ls&a ovsF. eaasiag
enc size % taE an1 thma heg - me
argsna Ser spias was hF9ksn.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-10
|ITSED A SENSATION
|,st That Shot Was Fired at
| President Roosevelt
|sLE HORSEBACK RIDING
y, Circulated that Shot Came from
.,vuU Of Bushes, but believed To
IN. Been Fired BY Some Hunter at
h,ns

sns
'.,,.,er Bay. N. Y. Sept ga
rAlng Investigation is being made
,.,srmine the circumstances giving
% the report that a shot was
rom ambush upon President
Dseyelt last Saturday.
Dsery foot of ground in the vicinity
m the attempt is alleged to have
\ 4 made is being gone over and the
NJ quest is being prosecuted to
rain whether or not any person
uhOm suspicion might attacA was
IA in the vicinity Of Oyster Bay
u the time the shots were said to
b been fred.
Was Close at Hand.
snrdlDg to the story In circulation
saOt was fired from a clump
bushes while the president and a
ID we're returning from a horse.
K n ride last saturday. The report
he shot came from close at hand.
i said, and after the first shock
surprise which caused the president
y ufge his horse forward, Mr.. Roose-
turned abruptly about and pre-
ei to dismount and rush on foot
b DC Ticket. He was dissuaded
" friend, however, and together
y nlloped away TO Sycamore Hill.
3 Information at all regarding the
asai came from the presidents
r. o. the executive Offices here. but
Rpears from the story as later
tAat Camille Weldenfeld. a New
banker, was driving in the vi
" with his wife. and was a wit
% The occurrence. The Weldon.
vere in a public carriage and
y driver also Is said To have wit.
I'D the excited actions Of the pres.
. and bis companion which imme.
sg followed.
Fired BY Some Hunter.
y one has yet been found. however.
aH the man who Is said 20 have
ne shot. The general opinion
- 70 be that II a shot was fired
~ sy some hunter who was total.
1A'are OF the presence OF the
ni Even II the man later
70 q the CONSERVATION which his
- had caused. Il Is maintained
= lit'le likelihood that he would
~sari with bis version or the
q I" This time because Of the no,
'aieh would follow the discIos.
4 bis ideuuV.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-10
DC rnla anornaa.lN-lAw.

clsvs Carson ehst John padssss IN
the Head.
nroks. "a Hepe Ia 4 dlnieal
~ here ~ fFoat ~ ibqyhin flwa
store Clsve cafson shat kim padaass.
hia brother Ia lav win q gsralshar
revolver Tha bAll paBetsatsd th@
eKifsae back ~ tho hsad SAD eAme
verr neaf bssnW fMiai
Il sssms that thsy had haa pome
pgsgloas BisBndagnsanalna ana renew.
"a Go aiasfally wAen they mss here
n h EOf iheashl i'usretta wosnd siii
gs9He sasai rhsF are bosh pfomt
heat g9aag msa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-10

Mfnsglm A. HeDs > ,lohn
Camghaa. gae krm~a mAa 40 vas a.
sesSsa sails sgfemBfia9 % see Ese
prssleent Al R4gawngs niil NeaaArs
pss yssmtaes ~ go pagsietaap ant
gfsaQgBe@l lessns Sc piii ~ aat
70 a. asgism - Amgs ragh 4, s.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-10
Nialmvm pmce "a cGsrs

a y aaia sAfi Fagfs Has Beer Fiasa
~ csttgn ~ Union.
FsW womb reK aseyk , "a ~
gsNemilf shkef iossi hafg teaf fhn 80
egsi miaimam seg ~ thn Nagi0aai
FngmefB arigh f8F eeftoe a ~ eesfa
ps bsaBd Thit h tas giee aFgsef
asoa W ths faFmew Aet waieb was
~ hatH sesn maiatslaea farguNhoat
Ihs seanDn ts e sirietlg confidential
mausg hg the aeton membam
AZ aaioN tssaaaagssfs fhe gleiais
frgase8 70 feHg ~ aHifm tAe n2mgf.
Mhish 10 beisse1 ~ bs eaffeeg
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-10
WAR PLAY WATCHED.
Keen Interest Taken In French
Army ManeuyerS.
AN ANALOGOUS SITUATION
With Germany ManeUverins Across
French Frontier. situation Is Be
coming Somewhat Like that on the
Eve Of the War Of ts7o

Paris, Sept. 9.--The French army
maneuVers which began Tuesday In
the Touraipe region. which forms the
greater part Of the department OF In
DIRE ct Loiro. are considered the most
important since war play was inaugur-
ated under the republic OF 1891.
AS II In response 70 the German ma.
neuvers now being hold across the
French frontier. the openlng positions
OF the French armies win be somewhat
analogous 10 the situation existing on
the eve OF the war Of 1879. which
brought about the overthrow Of Napo.
leon III,
The two armies are commanded by
Generals Miliet and Tremeau, and each
Is composed OF two corps, besides
special wireless telegraph and tcle'
phone systems and balloon and bicycle
brigades. The whole maneuvera
are unler the supreme command Of
General La Creed
The foreign military attaches, In
Gliding Captain William 8. Guignard
the American military attache In Par
Is. and many other foreign experts
are watching the game VITA keen In
terest,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-10

Now Vera Rfpi - haA1 Goes
wfn N~w Y0rA Afhswie elgb. wos ne
ara smntrur nfh,rglc unsna swtmmsnE
rsnmpsaaaaag ~ ts~ Ysr M@uaag a.
ssAspsGras a. waaA BE- eastaFaa mo
oasmal. sssaa nsn . IS ed q
nantaaGaaaM
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-10

Move started 70 Drive whisky ovs %
stats u Arkansas.

stats u Arkansas.
IAttlo Rock. Ark Sept s,-~'i a.
no, believe there win BE- saloon 10
Arkansas In ak months" declared
General Missionary Abbott ~ the ma
tional organization of church temper
anre conference Ne - here IN b.
gin q movement 10 drive al saloons
out ~ ill,le Rock under the three
mlle llmi, Act which provides that no
saloon shall b. all0wed Hlihip radius
Of threo miles % ans church ~ achnoi
when the mal9Flt % tae adult lnbabi.
tants poilinn Cor tao removal u ihe
aal00ns
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-10
Fatal Fire Occurs In Hotel at
Denver, Colo.
ONE KILLED, MANY INJURED
Guests Awakened BY Cry Of Fire, Rush
cd from their ROoma In Night At
tire-ons Man spranu from window
To Hls Death.

Denver. Colo, Sept. s.--one man
plunged 60 his teath and half a doE-
on others throw themselves from win.
dows. sustaining pnbbably fatal miu-
rics IN panic that followed the dis.
covery Of are In the Belmont hotel
Tuesday
Guests awakened from their sleep
by the cry OF IRE rushed into the halls.
hommed IN By tao danes from all
sides aud In an eliort 10 escape, bat
tied and struggled while reseuers were
tlrcci back by columns OF smoke and
tho noun ng namca.
Il was estimated By the management
that az least one hundred persons we're
asleep In the building when the tirc
started. All OF them Jumped from
their beds. dressed only In their night
robes.
A noon a. the victims reached tho
street they we're taken 20 other a0tela
and given shelter
II Ia believed that the fre started
fcnm delectlye wiring In the third
ainrw
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-03
THE sHeRlEE,s OFFICE.

It becomes apparent already that the feature of the campaign in Co chise county this fall will be the race for the offce of sheriff. Already sew eral gentlemen have begun to throw out their skirmish lines in preparation for this political battle. On the re publican side the present incumbent has already made it known to his friends that he desires another nomi- nation. Joseph McCabe is also suspi- cioned of having continual political thirst for the office of sheriff. Should TMcCabe oppose White in the repub- lican convention the result would be in doubt as the former Rough Rider is strong with the republicans both in Douglas ard Bisbee.
 For the democratic nomination sev- eral worthy men have been prominent ly mentioned. They are Colonel D. H. Johnston of Douglas, Captain Wheel CT of Naco and Messrs. Lochlin and Hughes of Bisbee. These men are all warm personal friends and all of them may be depended upoa to ac' cept the decision of their party grace fully.
 The office of sheriff is one of the best paying positions in the county and at the same time one that carries with it the greatest responsibility The democrats lost this office two years ago because of the weakness ot 'ts candidate. Mir. Hunt had dis had in some way incurred nostili ty of several important classes of the voters. With a normal majority il the county of no less than one thous and the democrats will win back the office of sheriff this fall, along witt every other county office.