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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-02
VARDAMAN sAaRs CHILDREN.
italian Little Ones Not Allowed In
State Of Mississippi.

Washington, Jan. Among
other matters Of complaint lodged
with the state department by the Ital.
ian embassy here some time ago was
the case Of some Italian children who
had been denied entrance into the
state Of Mississippi, The department
transmitted this complaint to Cover.
nor Vardaman with a courteous re-
quest for an investigation and report
on the fHctS The governors reply
amounts TO a decllnatlon TO admit the
children as they are undesirable imml.
grants and az such may properly be
excluded by state officials.
Atfidavits collected by state agents
ard accompanying the governors re.
ply are to the effect that the children
are Of cleanly habits. free from disease
and have been pupils in the public
schools in New Orleans. II also Is
set out In the affidavits that these
children were born In New Orleans,
are consequently American born cit
liens, and therefore are free to travel
~ they will within the limits OF tAe
United States.
The state department. however, has
done all It can in this matter in Wow
Of the limitations on the exercise of
federal authority and the only re-
course for the parents or guardians OF
the children Il to apply TO the local
oourta
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-02
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Two WeIl.knOwn Young People United
In Matrimonial Bonds.

Information comes from High
Springs to the effect that Leroy w,
Denham OF this city and Miss Hattie
Hodges OF High Springs were united
In the holy bonds Of matrlmony We'd.
nesday morning, Rov, q, Il. Thompson
performing the ceremony,
Roth are well known In this city. the
groom being born and reared here,
lie Is a young man OF fine character,
and has many friends.
The bride Ii also well known here,
having resided In Gainesville for
some time before moving to High
Springs, where her father now
holds u responsible position with the
Atlantic Coast Line, She Ia u young
lady well liked and popular, and her
friends are glad to know that she will
again be among them,
Mr. and Mira. Denham arrived
"Wednesday from High Springs, aud
will make this their future home,
The congratulatlons OF The Sun,
with other friends. Ii extended.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-02

Mes Yofk. IAn - saaers 81
TIE eAs, sids tsgaata. Sto are sgi.
,aiiAa fcr fsdasigA o. Feaia. sh
SSasssa that landlords u tvO apart
meni boat~s aa's aeesp,ea reductions
% 81 ~ u 80 Dss noath. Iae6b
PSaaS. gss ~ tAs isaasFs " the ar.k
tag 'e@a0ss saia 6Ast "a fAvssttsaiioa
shows thai 1890 Worksgp are i4fs
bssg1 FogF'ssaiA siSees. ~ ,his sum
esS ~ go are satt 10 ~ floakank
sss. Asa fhs e'f~Ts cap ksa saaFt
Esksfs. saPss ts efs. S4iagAfs ear.
psa'srs ss4 kFskiayen.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-02

Roanoke. Va. Jan. IA dis.
patch from Floyd. Va. says James
W Risrsoa. Of near Locust Grove.
Floyd eouniy. vas cut throaEa the
hear v1th . knife and Killed saiaf.
day uiGAt RieTSon. tuo msa hAmsa
Al3rf6se and ASOtAsT named BOya.
we're ahnkiAE uhsa they GO ia,o .
row. Wien the Hsn pVpATatsa Ries.
sOa uAs % the EroanA dytaG. OtAsF
parties psaFSy sasd they couiA 80
TEL vho struck The fatal bloc noye
~ tie A:artaEes have sssappeAr~1
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-02
JUDGE KNOCKS OUT ACT.
Creation Of Board Of Education Dc.
eIared uneonatItutlonaL.

Huntsville. Ga. Jan. The act
OF tho legislature creating the spragins
board Of education for the city OF
Huntsville Was held 70 DO uncons,l.
tutionAl by Judge Tanerod Belts In
the Law and equity court. Toe de-
oIsioa WaS rendered on the courts
overriding domurrers TO the allegation
Of the quo uarranto proceedings Gied
against the board BY Professor W. J.
Humphreys.
Judge Belts holds the Law IL uneon.
ssItutIonal on three Grounds- One
being that II is-s special act upoa .
subjcCt already provided foS by q gen
srA law. TIE case viii DO tAken 70
tAe supreme court Immediately.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-02
WOMAN IS IDENTIFIED.
Is Stated that Woman Left Her
Home Christmas Morning.
HAD MONEY AND DIAMONDS

On Writing Desk Are Found Many Let
terS-WiIl Made by Mrs. Young
} Also Discovered Among the
I Papers.
New York, Jan. Some light
was thrown Tuesday on the mystery
surrounding the death OF the woman
whose nude body was found last
Thursday half hidden In the muddy
0OEs Of 4 pond near Harrison, N. j..
when Mrs. Frank Hull, Of this city,
went to the Newark morEne and de-
0Aared positively that the head OF the
woman was Mrs. Agnes Young. who
formerly lived with her and later with
Q Mrs. King, In Brooklyn. The police
believe that the Identification 10 cor.
rect. Mrs. Hull said that - went
70 Jersey City with Mrs. ng on
Christmas day. Following cheon
she parted with her ocmpau who,
che understood, was going 10 New
ark TO join houseboat party.
When Mrs, Hull learned OF the muir
Der through the newspapers and saw
that the description Of the dead wo-
man seemed to tit her friend she In
formed the police that she believed
that the murdered woman was Mrs.
Young, who had been employed at one
Zine as a stenographer and typewriter
IN a west side hotel. She said that
AIRS. Young was the wife OF an en-.
Glaeer, but that she Dad not lived
with her husband for several years.
Mrs. Hull said that when they jeff
Mrs. Kings home on Christmas morn
ting, Mrs. Young had $500 In her purse
and wore a diamond ring. On their
arrival at Jersey City they were met
By a man whom she named with whom
they had lunched When the luncheon
party broke up Mrs. Hull returned
% this city
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-02
WILL RETURN EAST,
Wife HAS Promised to Forgive
and 10 Forget.
IS TO COME BACK AND MARRY

RugItlVsS Jero Cooke and FIorettS
whalsy Have Been Located In
Homo at san Francisco Calvin
MSrry Girl.
San Francisco. Cal, Jan, The
Rev. Jere Knode Cooke. who disap'
pSarej from his residence when his
Identification became known together
with his young companion, FlorettA
Whaley, and their baby was located
here again Monday night, He Is stay
ing at tho home of q friend. where he
and his companion are comfortably
situated. In an interview Monday
night Cooke said he would return east
~ soon ~ he can get enough money
Together to travel and as soon as mat
tore can be arranged he will marry
Miss Whaley.
II Is expected that the grandmother
Of the young lady will send her the
funds necessary 10 return east,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-02

okiAhSsaA cir. Gala. Dr.. 81
Tw@'y-sA-se aaHsfs4 baFTsAs a. sses.
valss1 % So .tss. s~LoSSiEG - As
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CatsSt sshssa lateral Asvssas coi.
.sssSF CAGES Hovast TAs hsSw
vas eoGsissS5 N'f~r OhAh~aA -
ck@s . state r,s rats HagAaFtiies
sasls SO S@rrai hs sais Ank $40
zsas fra ne t.nis.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-02
ENTERS HIGHER LEAGUE.
Alabama Town Pays 1850 for Her
Release.

Mobile, Ala, Jan. l.--0wners OF
the local Cotton States League fran
chise Tuesday afternoon forwarded to
President Compton, OF the Cotton
States LeaSue. Now York exchange
for $4,000 with which to purchase her
release from the>league.
Compton has also been notified by
wire that Mobile has accepted tho
leagues terms for her release. Mo-
bile's option With the Cotton States
League expires on January /. This
step on the Mobiles entrance into
the Southern Is now no longer q mat.
ter Of conjecture but a settled fact
This removes all obstacles to Mo
bile's taking over the Shreveport
franchise and this deal will be finally
closed up within the next week.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-02
n.o REDUCTIONS IN CASH FARGs,
NaHrosd Commission RvIsa the GRtra
Cent Must be Paid

q, Atlanta, Jan. Tie commission
mGonaay issued an order deelinlaE 10
make any changes in passenger rule
10 :, which allows conductors 70 col
lsct an adtitional cent per mile f0S
earea paid 90 the tIaiA when no uekss
- purchAsed.
In . lengthy statement the oommiN
sson calls si,enuon to The fact tAAi
4Ne roads are required 10 keep uckss
Nfnccs opsa for the sale Of tickets:
Gtat Il - . Errat iRcOnveniencs fos
ennduetors TO figure ogt ana MAKE
&eGnge. and SOr there Asd OtASr reS
n,aa oecilnrs 60 change TIE rule ~
O. present time.
Tneretcrs. ell vbo fan 10 pareAAss
tkeis o. ire rO9ansd rate plan as
fanKurslad uassF tAs Terrell AAmis
faration. Wtu have 70 pay 'As -
fssoual ore eeai . nes whss payins
"a 90 tie tra-r
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-02
EXHIBIT IN ATLANTA.
Georgia state Exhibit from jamestown
In state CApltot,


Atlanta, Jan. Five freight cars,
containing the Georgia exhibit at tho
jamestown Expedition. arrived In tho
city Monday. consigned 10 COmmls-
Eioner Hudson.
Il will be- hauled TO the capitol this
week. turned over 10 State 00oloEist
W. =. Ysates. the orator. who will
arranged II into an exhibit on the
third floor Of the capitol building.
This consignment ~ the largest over
shipped out Of OF received back by
the state following the eI0so Of IN
exposition
II 10 with this exhibit that Georgia
won The gold medal both foe the az
rieultuFAl display collected under the
supervision Of Commissioners indson
and Assistant Commissioner Wright.
and also the collections OF marbles
and minerals made under the dirsc.
ton Of 0soboaist Vsetes.
Whea placed In position 10 the cap.
ltoi this s1hibil will cover Ell Ot tho
third floor Of the baudiBG aAa will
s0Tm one - TIE Hiost sttFaetiVs feat.
ares Of the state house.
~ BeHi Monday II wiii De aFFanEod
lSd ready for Inspection
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-02
Cooke Interviewed.

San Francisco. Cal. jan. J The
Call publishes an interview With the
Rev. Jere Kuode Cooke. formerly pas
tor OF ST. Georges churoh at Hemp.
Sead. L. L.. who, II Ia claimed. left
his wife some eish months ago, elop'
inE with a l7.ycArold heiresS. named
FlOretta Whaiey. The pair have been
located, Il is stated, At a flat Al 1899
Green street, IN this city. while a
search has been going on for thom all
over the country.
A child has been born 10 them dur
Ing the interval. the rector working
a. q painter and decorator. and when
not occupied In that line. doing the
hardest kind Of manual labor for tho
support Of his family. his companion
and the child. lie had. Il Is said, lived
quietly In Ios Angeles before coming
here after he left tho east.
His LoVsless Marriage.
Cooke told. OF HE marriage and OF
his bnhappiness after that time. flo
declared that his VITO admitted 10
him that che had married him for
no other reason than thRt II would
prove a convenient stopping stone for
her social ambition lie added that
Il would be 'cAddish 70 dilA,e on my
marriage troubles"
The only sdentlflcaiIon established
20 far 81 Gerald Balcnm ~ the Rev.
Jsrs Knode Cooke wGG his own ad.
nEiASion. Balcom. or Cooke. pleaded
hard 10 be given three days grace
TO again conceal himself and his young
eomps Mon and their baby.
Afflicted with HssFt gallurs.
Cooke aaId he was afflicted with
hear failure. and several tines was
On the verge Of collapse during the
interview. Upon promise that the
Eih would not BE- AppFisad u the fact
mat their loeniity had bsaa aiucov.
cred. Cooke accompanied the FopgFtsr
10 . DsuSpapeg Office IN BE- aketehsd.
o. the way iowa t1uu he fAintsA ln
ne siFeet car. Cookss ueiGhbors speak
h the highest terms % the coapls.
Ars q " Niles. VIA lives IL an
aatotntsg apartment. stated that she
40 Cooke and he eSSnpaAi0a. OF Mr.
AHa MFs hAinom. ~ he kAsw tAsm.
save Their fiat early Tuesday and
- Oat IN tAs storm TIE mAn aSA
few pieces - baggage. ssd tha EiFi
'arTiss hsg sabY etossiy vTAppsa ahd
'unsia4 70 PROTEST y froR ne cold aAA
'afa Al efforts 20 Soaais tAs ooubis
ysrs n Va;n.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-02
MONEY DISAPPEARED
Represented a Days Earnings Of
Rochester Railway.
CHEST SUDDENLY VANISHED

Robbers Placed Booty In Tonnsau %
an Automobile In Watino-Thouaht
Thieves Were Employees Of HAll'
way Company.
Rochester, n, T., Jan, 1.-Two
mon Tuesday stule q chcst containing
S2.s69 from q street car standing IN
front Of tho main street east car barne
Tuesday and got safely away with
Il In an automobile.
Tho stolen money represents the
earnings OF tho Rochester railway
company Monday on what Is known
a. the Eastern division. II was trans.
ferred according to custom. from tao
Federal street harms to tho State
street office 90 DO counted The car
was In charge OF Motorman w. Glover
and Conductor l.. r. Clark. They
stopped tho car at tho Sodus nay sta
ton at East Main street and went In
side
AZ Glover entered the door no Jaw
an automobile drive up bosidO the car,
but paid no attention TO Il,
The two men were In the station
only about = minute. but when they
roentOred the car they found that tho
chest which contained tho money was
gone from the platform.
An old man who boarded the car
saw two men take the chest and place
II In the tonn0au Of tho waiting All
tomobile. Ito supposed they were
from tho company and paid no A.
tcntl0n to II at the time,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-02

Nov Yovh. Jas t.--lllshoV NJ
uafd q. AatSovs. o. the MssAodist
Episcopal etBFeb. ilss At the Dolat Of
eea,h In Bis tsms n fisootiys. MGR
Day sight bis phySieiaR sala ha Aad
oaiy . few hours 70 live white on
. trip 10 the Pacific eoast last October
"a AItsaa . conference. ilisSop ~
aE0vs eOalraets6 . severe cold
Gensrai bFeah1eWs 0f tie system soE
hOwaA.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-02

gsr1sy Ci'y. y. J.. Jas i--9lI
49, brvuEat 20 'sst ne t-rssy CHI
besai sofHrs ae9.nAaes are 90 trfA
80 psllce eoart AeFs hAEoT "a
- - AtlsnptiaE - sAfssos ths o.
asAes rhsea previAes Ghai % taFs
Ee-a ~ PAID nainas . sat 10 fsrzssA
WliEstsea haEs k'geAey testified
sAs sifeu&stNBo'p. Nsasg uassA theS
sd - p4y rhssF lara TAp tsias
a. ssgpa anNA
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-02
leland Grove TopIsa

Island Grove. January i..-Aftor a
very quiet Christmas the farmers AT
Island drove have resumed their
work. The Weather during the holi.
days was warm aud all the crops have
taken OF new growth. There In q
considerable amount OF lettuce being
shipped from here now.
The orange packing season IL about
over. The total amount Of oranges
shipped here this season ID sOmsthlnE
like $4,000 oF 1900 boxes, The fruit
vas Of > good grade and the shippers
arr receiving fancy returns
T. 4. Cason.. who 10 now located At
Clearwater, wAs ~ Christmas wSsk
10 spend . fow days With hia mother,
Mrs. r. r casOn
Mr. and Mrs. LlEs simmons OF
sparr cane up 10 spend the holidays
With MT. aud Mrs.. Ilaksr.
The stOSk visited Alfred Jordsn's
home recently and left a ans baby
girl
Charlie Fishsg. . student IN the
University 81 uainssViiIs. made a ~.
lhs visit "a friends hers Last week
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-02
WILL HOLD INSTITUTES.
Prof, p. II. Rolls expects TO Leave
Today for Madison County.

Prof. p, n. Rolls expects TO Leave
Today for Madison County.
Prof, =, H. Rolls expects to mako
his departure today for Madison coun'
~, whore he will attend three farm.
ors' institutes. to DO held Friday.
On Friday morning a meeting Will
be held nG l.eos; In the afternoon Of
the same day the farmers Of the
GrcenvIllc section will come together.
and on Saturday n blg county meeting
will bo held at Madison. when the
county Of Madison 1t large will be-
represented,
These institutes are becoming quito
popular, several having been held
within the past few months IN West
Florida, The central institute. which
viii be held In Gainesville IN Fcbru.
AIRY. Will be- n general roundup for
the year, aud Inasmuch Rs Secretary
~ Agriculture Wilson and other prom.
inent speakers will be- here upon that
this institute will no doubt
bo we'll attended.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-02

New York. Jan, l.-On informa,
don given by Mrs Hull, the New
York police have been asked TO aid
the New Jersey police in the case OF
the young woman, said TO be Mrs.
made by Mrs. Young. was also found
In a pond at Harrison on December
50. On Tuesday detectives went
20 the home Of Mrs. Hull and seiIel
a desk which she said vas given TO
her by Mrs. Young This desk Ia said
% contain many letters received by
Mm. Young from admirers. Letters
from Mrs. Hull 20 MIRA. Young TO
Gsrrinx to the attentions paid Mrs.
Young by q certain man. and = viii
made by Mrs Young. was also found
among the papers in the desk,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-02

AeaSviiis. Miss Jan i-ERnast
1aatsO@sFY. . negro. Ia a a. u leAi.
Sasy KILLED bis Sifs sBa two hssEo
mea, hoEigOmsFy killed he Woman
fiFsi VITA a shOtsua GAa GhSa stan
- that Rnaer prss@nt eondittoas TO
plaalati9a, kilIinE tNo 40 hs eAaseA
thSm tis Sas arrested
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-02

Orgsnsbgfs "a a "a h9uaS
osesDisa by the families ~ Jaan ana
George aafssIb, a. E4peFt. q miaiHg
tSsR scar hare. Nas skalGsFed b. an
ssplosles a. Gymmite No ens vas
seriously Inbred Fbe eFime n aafa
- nave Seen eefa9tttea " On alleged
biask hsaa eoeiaif.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-02

CesisFags Ca Jaa ne haah
81 C@tts4,os iaetesfss 80 ssfgk u
$50 49, ~ ,sAs sssei JssaaFx !. $40
81 plHAs 80 bssi .sgalameM ~ gis
sislsry geNtss lhs eetosis seeeantg
s4sl.sisls4s&
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-02

Para. bssrn. Jaa i.--'TAs sorpsao
be, Tbosiiis. uhieA 10 pfaeaAinK ne
Saiiisssip sisst 10 "a PAsiIe arrived
here TassAaT. Use soasa i~tt Poss
81 sSaia pSss2beg - asA are nsu
I've SayS ssAiaA skssr 01eiaal Sad
ale Sc ~ assf3ena - EAs aasasssry
- tee AZ 2s ast'FoTSss TAs g0as
posi A'sshSsa arrived tsfe M0naay
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-02

~ NstsasssvE. lan I.--gsss
aas FeAeAse bsfs tass C.ans Loo Tsi
go sss tsssws ~ sssmaiims hssss
ss4 Fasssieef a sfsseen1as nssal4sr
% ss1tr - 81 a6yaseai 49,. ehe eorae
a nMhtna : saetf nteeges1s
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-02

Teeu1so. Ca.ees, iSasAFy -
NeA HaDiss - Tgrsais. cans4A
hsEnofsY shRmao1 e0reNsA e tas
vA . aawps q = his Asa
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-29
BENNETT
AS BRUTAL RAKE
Attorney for Young Woman
Seeking Paternity Recogni-
tiOn Scores Editor
Declares Mother OF Child Was
Abducted and Held Prisoner
Against Her Will
Especial Dispatch to The Call

PARIS, Nov. 2S.-The trial of the
suit of Juliette Schettler against
James Gordon Bennett for recognition
of paternity was continued today
Well known society people stood for
hours in the sitting court listening to
Maitre. Desjardin's bitter onslaught on
the famous millionaire.
He pointed out that a young girl of
irreproachable character had only sue
cumbed to the fraudulent maneuvers
and violent abduction of man old
enough to be her father
Mr.. Bennett" said Maitre Desjar-
dins, "at the time he carried her off
in locked compartment of a train
from the Care du Nord was 3S years
old He had courted the girl for three
months, but had met only refusal.
Then he resorted to abduction and
brutal violence. In the legal sense of
the word. he 'sequestered her until
long after the birth of her child, first
in Brussels, where he kept her a
month in a private house; then in
London. where he established her in a
cottage surrounded by servants and
creatures of his own. At times he left
her to go hunting or yachting, but
always sent a daily telegram OF in
structionS and love.
Finally he took her back to 10 Rue
Pacquier Paris, where still she was un-
der his domination and control, and
provided his own physician, DR.. John
MacGavitt, when the child was born.
after three years" continued Maitre
Desjardins, his affection waned His
fidelity had really lasted a long time
for this fighty destroyer of women's
honor and happiness What happened
was that he met an actress, who is
celebrated, though no longer young.
at the house of Camille, his former
mistress"
Maitre Desjardins read a cab1egram
that Bennett is alleged to have sent
to the mother of the child. suggesting g
that she aid him in gaining the friend
ship of the actress. The lawyer de-
nounced this cablegram as Infamous.
He spoke for three hours.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-29
HIDES FREE, LEATHER
GOODS DUTY REDUCED
Pleas of Tanners Expected to
Carry With Tariff Revision
Committee

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2s.-Hides re-
turned to the free list and the duty on
leather goods. betting and shoes mate
rally reduced.
This is expected to be the result of
the united appeal of the tanners and
the shoe, leather and betting manufac-
turers for the free entry of hides.
made before the house ways and means
committee today.
There were numerous charges made
today that there is a monopoly in con-
troll of Americas production of hides.
Important admissions also were made
by the leather people regarding the
amount Of protection required by their
industries.
At the night session, which continued
until nearly midnight. numerous rep
resentatives Of art leagues, museums
and educational Institutions pleaded for
the free entry of works of art
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-29
LEADING COLLEGE
ACTORS TO APPEAR
Production, According to Crit
les, VIII Compare Favorably
With That of Last Year
His ExceIIency the Governor
VIII Be Produced Next Sat-
urday Evening

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Nov. 2s.-
When the curtain rises in Assembly
hall next Saturday night on His Ex-
cellency, the Governor" as produced
by the Sword and Sandals society, the
Stanford public will see what bids to
be one of the best shows yet placed on
the college boards. The cast of the
production reads like a rollcall of the
best known actors in college The lines
have been rehearsed for several months
and the college critics who have wit
messed the last few practices declare
it to be production ranking well up
with the standard set last year by the
same organization of actors in the
staging of Shakespeare's Two Gentle
men of Verona"
The scenic effects have been designed
by we'll known San Francisco painter.
and all or the changes are new. The
cast has been coached by Frank Ma
thieu. the San Francisco clubman who
staged the links for the Bohemian
club this summer
The only setback that the cast en-
countered was the suspension of w. P.
Fuller Jr~of San Francisco, who was
to have taken one of the leading male
roles. John Ward, 'O7, has been given
the part and is said to be one of the
best
The performance of His Excellency
the Governor" will come the night fol-
lowing the sophomore cotillon, the big
formal dance of the semester, and, it
is believed, the undergraduates who
attend the dance and will make a week
end of 1T and enjoy the show, as Is the
custom during junior week
Ihe sale of seats for the show be-
gins Monday morning upon the campus
and in Palo Alto. The cast follows:
His Excellency Sir Montague Martin, @. c.
>. L. Governor of the Amansaland
-, isIanusJ ...-.....--.. G. ~ Richardson, '09
The Right Honorable Henry Carlton, NJ. p
H. w Thompson, 10
captain Charles Carew, A. d. C...-.....
=. II. A. De Bolt, '1O
Mr. John Baverstock private Secretary.
.........-..........J. NJ Ward, '07
Captain Rivers (of the Midland Fusiliers)
. ..':... ..-... -.-........ M. +. George '09
Major Kildare (of the Midland Fusiliers)
........-. ...J. a. Nisei, 10
sentry ii. ,. Hunter, 'Os
.sulier w. IL. Cohen, II
Mrs. Wentworth Bolngbroke ..............,
...................M Miss NJ T. Howell 10
Ethel Carlton. Miss r. A. Roberts, '09
Stella de Gex. Miss A Wright, 10
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-29
NAVAL OFFICERS SENTENCE

MANILA, Nov. 2S.-It is unofficiany
stated that the court martial of Lieu
tenant Commander Charles T. Jewell
Of the battleship Louisiana, who was
charged with personal misconduct dur
ing the fleets visit to Japan, has re-
suited in a conviction and a recon-
mendation by the court of minor pun
ishment, including a reprimand and
confinement to the ship for period. II
is further stated that the sentence was
entirely remitted by Rear Admiral
Sperry. While official confirmation or
announcement of the result is lacking,
1t is believed that this report is correct.