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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-15
viii Play Auburn.

Columbus. Ca. Jan, 1.-THE Au
burn basketball team Will play the
team 81 the Columbus Young Men =
Vhristian association In this city next
Friday nignt, The rivalry between
Columbus and Auburn Is particularly
keen and grcay game Is expected.
Columbus has no; met with defeat so
far this scasJu Last winter tae
AuSurn boys defeated the local team
twice.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-15

The annual meeting OF the stock.
holders and directors of tho old and
reliable button Hank was held In the
ofiioes Of the bank Tuesday. aud those
present were most jubllant over the
excellent financial success ct that In.
sutution since the reorganization.
when the putton Rank succeeded n.
y, Dutton a Co. bankers. six months
ago, While button 4 Co. were always
regarded a. among the safest aud most
conservative bankers IN the South.
The reorganization Of the institution.
under the management OF W Il Thorn.
IS as president, Infused new life aud
energy. Major Thomas, being young
man full OF Nigw aud energy. and a
man whom the people had learned to
trust, made a showing from the day
be- assumed the responsible position
Of managing the ntt,mton. with the
result that business cuntinucd 20 grow
da, 3, day until ,hrrr il no morc
PROSPEROUS Institution " the Kind In
the ouuh,ry and none tn which there
SIS motc confidence PLACED with a
knowledge thai their money is safe
drposUNs ryst easy Nth the test
Nishvs fvr tho Dalton iIArk
The last r,lorl at the Dalton rank.
which was Published % n,,ccmhrr "a
ls'' shoNs q capital Paid in ., S55,
oyv Undivided ptonu. S6o;OSs. which
10 s0'd Showing and which Is the
b's' evidence ~ Ay confidence OF the
poOplv
AZ THIS mecnag thr old otacvrs ~
tie sauk were "a elected a. follows:
W q Th0maA p5,asidoat; c. W.
Chase first vieewesiaeRt q, X
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-15
GAINESVILLE BANKS
ELECTED OFFICERS
sEassday Was Day for Banks to Get
Together and Make Showing.
nAINEsvlLLe SHOWED UP FINE

Three Banks Held Annual Meetings,
Elected Officers, and Discussed Mat
tiers Generally OF Interest to Them.
selves and the People.
The First National Bank, one OF the
oldest and most substantial lnstitu.
tons Of the kind in this section Of
the State, held It's annual meeting Of
stockholders on Tuesday, when the fol-
lowing well:known business men were
elected as directors:
IS y. J. Hammond, Hawthorn; c. d.
Wood, Archer; H. G. Parker, La
Crosse; H. L, Dickinson, Mcintosh; :
Jas. N. Graham, Geo. W. Hyde, Lee
Graham, Perry NJ Colson, e. Baird.
w. w, Hampton, H, u. Taylor, Gaines
vile.
The meeting was we'll attended, and
tho stockholders were we'll pleased
over the prosperous business Of the
past six months.
A Semi-annual dividend Of five per
cent was declared, which Allowed a
wise, safe and conservative manage.
ment on the part OF those In charge
Of the affairs Of the institution. The
money panic which has been prevail.
:ng throughout tho North did not seem
70 shock the nerves OF this meeting.
which was one OF the most successful,
financially and otherwise, which was
ever held since the bank was organic.
"a.
Ihe increased surplus fund OF the
First National Bank Is $4,000, while
the undivided profits amount to 49,.
800.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-15
MAKE the STOMACH WORK.
indigestion Can Never be Cured by
Mollyeoddllna.

Don't try to cure your stomach
trouble by coaxing. fuSsing. dieting
and mollyooddling. Make the organ
work. II Il cannot take care Of th@
food you eat without complaints sud
as fatulencC, indigestion, headache
and the feeling Of tullness or distress
make its muscles work by using ~,
o'na stomach tablets,
Tho time 10 treat a disorder o.
weakened stomach IL when you be-
gin TO suspect that you have indlgcs-
ton, or tho suspicion will turn to
certainty very soon. The heartburn.
the hRtulence, the coated tongue aud
heavy and duh feehng after eating
that come occasionally after you eat
too much Of something that does no,
agree with you. can all be cured by
MlonA.
Try = 5Ooent box Of Mona on
j. w, MecOlhm & Cos. guarantee Of
money back q Il does not do all that
Is claimed for H.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-15
RAILROAD MAI SLOT.
w. E. Estes Of Savannah Perhaps Pa
tally WouneEd by Pistol Ball.

tally Wounesd by Pistol Ball.
Savannah, Ca, Jan. Nv T.. Es-
ties, general froI ut agent Of The Gem
trail OF Ge,rg!a railroad, was danger.
ously shot on SanGgy morning, but
physicians have Gone hopes Of his re-
ooyery.
The shooting Of Nr. E;,cs was ac.
cidental He arrived ~ his some at
an e0ry hour. Mrs. Estes BAD been
awakened early IN the night by a
noile IN the house aud she feared
there might be burglar at work
Arising. she lacadban automatic pis.
tol upon t!oltabld by hor bod but
hter fell asleep. Upcn The arrival!
Of Mr.. Estes she awakened hut pres
emily fanCied che heard the noise 70
peated Calllnlg TO Mr.. Estes she
told him she thought there might 6e a
burglar In the house and asked him
to take the pistol and mako a scarab.
he reached for the pistol and as Mrs.
Eates was handing 1t to him II was
discharged. the bullet entering Mr..
Estes' right temple.
Mr.. Estes came TO Savannah ten
years ago from Columbus. Ga. His
home was at HApeville. near Atlanta,
WaOre bis father and mother reside.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-15

Tie Th's st'nnils b1sine~s L. an aw-
ful nu,san,r Sbr Why, llenFy yon
have % raSuH 20 ,Omp'aln. I've dohs
su The sS4nIag AZ yoa dO 10 to ear.
~ Tho pANvs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-15

The meeting of the stockholders Of
the Gainesville National Bank was al.
20 held on Tuesday, when the follow.
Ing oficers we're elected for the en-.
suing term, being the same as have
managed the institution faithfully and
oficientiy since It's organization:
T. W. Stands, president; VIM. n.
Steck0Ft vlce-president; Chas. A.
Faircloth, cashier. Directors--Wm.
Il. Bteckert, DIR, NJ. II. DePass, Henry
Davis, John r, Jackson. James L.
Medlin. Robert ID, Crawford, r. W..
Stands, Chas. A. Falrcloth.
AZ this meeting those present felt
very much encouraged. Notwithstand.
Ing that the bank has been in bust.
ness leas than six months. $4,000 was
paced to the surplus account, and
more than $4,000 was left In the un.
divided profits account. II was do.
cided at this meeting not to pay any
dlVidOndS as the bank has only been
IN business a few days over nVO
months, and tho directors thought best
20 accumulate surplus account be-
fore they began paying dividends.
In all, the condition OF the Gaines.
vile National Bank IL something
which the stockholders. otleors and
directors have a right to feel proud Of,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-15
PILES CURED IN 9 TO - DAYS.

PAZo OINTMENT y guaranteed to
cure any case OF Itching. blind. Bleed
inE OF ProJrudlng Piies In 6 TO II days
~ money refunded. S0c.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-15

lie - wiss ~ % pOTIscse Who h aog
Ni-r ~ hiu,Srlt Latin t'rovsrh
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-10-20
Graft of Cuban Money

Havaus, Oct. 20 "Details of the
third huge graft of Cuban public moneys
within the last two months are coming
to light today in the investigation Of
the affair, of Miguel de La Tore.
treasurer Of the fiscal zone of Havana.
De La Tore Is charged with riaipg the
safe OF the treasury department. of close
to $1,000 he is under srre't but
refuses to state Whist has become Of the
money. De La Torre's alleged theft
following those OF Senior RODRIGUEZ from
the postofice department Two months
sgo, and the subsequent thieviug dis
covered 10 the department OF education
have aroused the people and they are de-
mandiDg that Gov. Magoon institute 8
thorough investigation of every public
Office. DE La Torres accounts we're
found to be ia good condition when
examined last June. He has been
treasurer Tor 25 years aud had always
been considered man of wealth and un-
questioned character.
After being sweated BY the police DE
La FORE confessed the tbefts but re-
fused to disclose the hiding place OF the
money. Il is believed that one OF bis
relatives acted IS his confederate. DE
LIS Tore threw q bomb into the palace
Of General Wsyler, the Spanish COM
msnder, during the exciting days pre-
cediug the Spanish.Americsn war;
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-10-20
Brilliant Reception

Toxic, Oct. 2O,-The reception giver
BY the emperor to Admirals Sperry,
Wainwright, Schroeder and Emery, the
feet captains and the chief of staff and
flag lieutenants of the U. 8. navy, was
brilliant affair. The sdmirals we're pre-
septed to the mikado by Ambassador
O'Brien and Admiral Sperry presented
message OF good will from President
Roosevelt which deeply effected the
emperor. With few Introductory re-
marks the emperor made formal reply
10 the presidents message in which he
expressed the same deep interest for con-
tinued friendship of the two nations. The
imperial RECEIPT on was the most brillisl
affair seen 10 Japan 10 yesrs, the golo
braid OF the naval men and the msgnlti
cert robes of the Japanese making the
scene appear more like a stage picture
than an epochal meeting between the
represent tives OF two rival nations.
The reception to be given tomorrow
a. the Imperial Garden will be the
frat time the Garden has been thrown
open to the public since the return OF
the war with Russia. The Japanese
press today comments on the interchange
OF friendly sentiments and urges the two
nations 10 come to a perfectly boDe.t
understanding with respect to their re-
lation and spheres. The press laments
The occasional expression of either ns-
ton having hyperion motives.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-10-20
Forest Flaes.

Wellsville, N. Y. Oct. 20.-Fores
fires broke out here With renewed force,
and tots mLr5iug the bills ara alike ID
several d'ractiOus today a wind blew the
smoke directly down on the town, and
the darkness of midnight prevailed for 8
short time. The fires have such g start
that nothing but days rain will ex-
tingulsh them. Forest frs covering
many miles of t'rritory are raging in
the vicinity Of Genesee, Pa, II miles
from this village and just over the Penn
s1lvania lile large forces of men are
6ghtirg the flames. Today the fire is
reported within 500 feet of several large
oil tanks.
Berlin, N. 81. Oct. 20 Fifteen hun-
dred acres of wood land have already
been burned over BY the forest fires rag
ing in four different lo.aities today
about Berlin. The northern end of the
state is almost 10 darkness from the
smoke. Farmers in the Audros;oggiu
valley are carrying their household goods
to places of safety. Unless rain comes
soon some of the most magnificent scene
10 the granite state will be laid to waste.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-10-20
TELEGRAPHIC RRRYITIRs.

Manila was slightly shaken today by
three earthquakes. No damage has yet
been report-d.
EarlY today party of armed rE, GERS
left Mlssoula, Mont, 10 seSr",a Of hand
of Flathesd Indians who Yesterday
fought a battle with Deputy Game
W SIuen .yton and bis assistant 10
"n"n Peyton and four indians wer'
| killed.
In an address at the opening of the Prussiar
parliament today Emperor William indicated
the governments desire for a peaceful solu
ton of the Palkan trOu les.
The arrival of the American feet at YoEo
hama was marked by exchanges o. eTpres
sioGs of coed will between President ROO'e
welt and the Emperor of Japan, the text o.
which was made public today.
he Vermont legislature today reelected
United States Senator Dillingham; and named
Ex-Governor Carroll s. Pa e for the une
pired term of ex Governor John w. Stewart,
who Was appointed by The governor last win
ter upon the death Of Senator Proctor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-10-20
Ishop Potter,s RemaIns inferred.

New York, Oc,. 20.-In front of the
communion rail of the Crypt Chapel 10
the Episcopal Cathedral OF st. John the
Divine, all that was mortal OF Bishop
Henry Q. Potter was laid to rest today.
A simple stone marked the spot. Be.
fore iDtermeut, simple services were
held at Grace Church and at the Cathe-
drsl. These who attended included many
prominent Episcopslians Of New York
and well known men of affairs. Four
teenIclCrgymen and fourteen lay men were
the pallbssrtrs. Those who oficiated
at the Grace Church services were
Bishops Greer, Of New York; Lawrence,
of Mass lcbustt,s; McVickar, Of Rhode
Island; Hare, of South Dskots, and
NJ, cSsy.Smiih, of Pennsylvania. The
final service st the Cathedral was pro.
nouucsd by Bishop Greer.
Among the paIlbesrers included such
names as j. Pierpoot Morgan, John
Jacob Astor, and J. R. Roosevelt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-10-20
The Balkan Situation.

Oonstsntinople, Oct. 20.-Suspectec
OF being connected With the growing re-
dictionary movement, the sultan is today
in grave danger Of being deposed.
The Turkish cabinet ia now in session,
and one OF the questions that is repoitsd
to be up for consideration is the declsrs'
ton Of military Dictatorship SIS
means Of combating the rsscIioDists.
If the dictatorship is declared, 1t will
last until Parliament meets, when it IL
expected that the situation can be re-
lieved without trouble.
Some of the sul,an's accuser5 charge
him with being the moving spirit OF the
reactionsry plots, while others believe
him to be only the tool OF more designing
politicians.
Messages received today from the
Turkish representatives, sent to Sofis to
negotiate a settlement of the Torko- Bull
gsrisn dispute ssy that Gear Ferdinand,
of Bulgaria, is 10 concilistory mood,
aud tnst there is every indication that
the conf, renee will succeed.
The Bulgarian cabinet, however, ia
known to be Inclined to wsr, and Turkey
is continuing quietly her preparations
for war.
A dispatch from Belgrade says that
Servis has released q number of sus-
pected Austrian spies and sent them
back to Austria, being forced to this &C.
ton by the threat of bombsrdment
from the Austrian gunhoats that are
ying in the Danube close to the ServisD
capital.
London, Oct. 20.-With sexual nego-
tistions now on between Turkey and
Bulgaria, and Austris's readiness to
trest with Turkey over the annexation
of Bosnia and Herzegovina, as confirmed
today at the foreign Office, the proposed
Balkan conference becomes 8 matter OF
small moment and il is even possible
that it will not be called.
The most that The conference will be
called upon to do, English diplomats be-
lieve, will be to rstify the conclusions oil
The triangular conference.
The Balkan situation generally Is go
much essed that war Is believed TO be
Only a remote possibility.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-10-20
DIsCH 4RGED PISTOL IN WATER
BUCKEF.

Charles seyec, OF Cleveland, o., is
! alive End well today, but If he htd net
| 6ut tested The ability Of bullet t. tear
things open, on bucket of wetsr, 1t H.
possible t1st he might be- among those
In Other lar de-. Sevec'S wife has been
appear,cg 10 Hungarian version Of
"Ron'eo and JULIE" to which Sevcc
voiced serious ofjsstions and be Est
night ft.ended the performance. Seyec
spproscaed the fooilighis and instruct d
bis wife "to come out Of it." She hest
taied loog enough to tell SeVec that she.
was just e tifg Romeo 'Oped in right
and was going TO stick il out. Sevec
lett ard told one of his irier ds he was
going to sill himself. Taorc were three
mt fl ID shots heard 10 the cellar. The
friend rushed 70 the cellar expecting to
find Ssvoc's dead body but instead &
leagy water bucket tod shtr. the bull
lets had Landed. Sevec did uo- have tbs
heart to turn the gun on himself sftr be
saw The effect IL had IN he bucket.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-10-20

HE PIE re fires DOW prevailing IN
ths north sesi are leaving death and
ds.tracti q 10 their wake. Prairie and
fo1e. fr have been numerous during
Use p,sseo, yegl. From JAY IL 0
Auqu,t2 f,es fsgst in Grows Nest De
trict in British Columbia, lOss, 500, OOO,-
600; dead, 70; homeless, 10, 900. From
Angus l6 to September northeastern
Minnesota and northern Wisconsin we're
visited by prside fires; loss, Sc, 600, 600;
dead, -; homeless, $4,000. From Aug
ust Is TO September 8 the Minnesota
copper country suffered by fire; loS''
S. 600, 900; dead, 80; homeless, 5,OOO'
F ON September l to September I
Blaekaood Hills, South DskOts, wfre
devastated By tire; loss, 81 OOO, 900.
From September t. September 3
Michigan peninsula suffered loss oy
f,e of$3. 900. 600. From September IL
t. September 10 GreenVille di'tr CT
Panpsvlesris. was the scene of terrible
fac; loss, 81, 900, 900. From September
I to eeptsm 5tr 10 Adirondscks and Es-
sex. Warren and Saratoga counties,
New York, suffered from forest hres;
loss, $4,000, 900; dead, 8. From Sep
Q to 20 southwestern Pennsylvania,
southeastern Ohio and West Virginia
were visited by dres; loss, 81. 100000
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-10-20
VIRGINIA RATE CASE.

The Virginia rate csse was among The
frat on the q. 8. Supreme Court docket
yesterday morning, Both sides OF Il
case we're given an opportunity TO present
their Interpretation of the law. Uoitsd
States Senator John w. Daniel, counsel
for the State, opened the argument. he
had a half hour, having spoken that
length of time on Friday, after which
the case was carried over until today.
Following Msjor Daniel, John j. ].
Durrsnd, of the Norfolk and Western
Railroad, add Mr.. Thorn, OF the South
eru, argued for the railroads.
Both sides presented the same srgu-
mert as was made before Judge Prltch-
srd-the uncoustitutionslity of the In-
JUNCTION as Issued by Judge Pritcbard,
and the legality OF the commission as a
s)urt.
The case will trninste today. A
O. Brsx'ou, Of Virgins, will close the
argument tor the state, and Mr.. Thom
will close for the railroads.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-10-20
Virginia News.

Rev. Edwin 5. Kinks will take
charge of St. James Church, Wsrreutou,
and preach Sunday, October 25th.
The eighteenth annual meeting Of the
Virginia Branch of the Woman's
Auxiliary, will be held 10 81. James
Church, WsrreDtop, Wednesday and
ThUr.day, November 4and 5.
Rev. s. H. Templeman, Of r chmond,
q native Of Fsuquier county, has accept
ed call to the B,E tist churches Of Ham
ilton aud Waterford, to succeed Re-.
DR.. Charles 7. HtrndOn, now located ut
Salem.
Johu GOode, Of Washington, whose
home ia 10 Bedford couoly, is the sole
survivor OF the constitutional convention
held 10 1861, when Virginia seeded
from the Union. The late Senator
Eppa Hunlon was the only other sur.
vivOr.
A verdict 10 the case Of Mofet against
Hirst, for Islander, which was on hear
ing before Judge Turner 10 the Circuit
Court of Loudouu on Friday Snd Salur
day last, was given by the jury late Sa.-
urday evening. The decision was in
favor of The defendant.
Capt. B. o. Rawlings, of Rsphine,
who wss one of the youngest captains in
the Confederate army, died suddenly in
Mount Carmel Church Sunday morniug.
He was sitting in bis pew at the begin
ming of the services, when he was slr.ck-
en- ard died within few minutes. He
was 63 years old.
Ira ThomsI tried to kill himself at
DesriDgt1n yesterday because he had
been refused by young lady whom be
coured He put 3 revolver in his mouth
and fred. The ball passed through tfe
jaw, bul the youth is not thought to be
Dangerously hurt.
Inspector General 10 Lane Stern, Of
the Virginia volunteer, in bis annual
report comments upon the fact that
majority Of the men in the variou reli-
menls who have died during the lest
year, we're afflicted With tuberculosis.
he scores practically every company in
the service except the one at Stsunt)u.
The number OF men enlisted is an in-
cease over the number lsst year.
w. g. Lsske died at his homein Hs =
risonburg yesterday. He was an old
bachelor aud hi, will provides after pay
ment of q few minor requests Of less
than 81, 900, that the residue Of his e.
tate 90 to the common council Of ths
town of Hsrrisonburg towards the estsb-
iishment aud maintenance Of hospital
to be located In Hsrrisonburg. The es-
tate is est msted 10 be worth between
$40. 900 and S25, 900. He was about
65 years old.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-10-20
News of the Day.

After an illness of several weeks
''Gus" Rogers, elder of the comedy
team of Rogers Brothers., died yesterday
afternoon at his home In New York.
Mrs. Jacob Ambosch, so years old, of
Norfolk, was attacked and beaten at
Mvsely and Chapel STREET, Saturday
night BY 40 unknown negro, who escap-
ed with her pocketbook.
Japan extended q great welcome to
the American feet, ten thousand Japs-
nese children singing "Americs" as
Admiral sperry and officers entered
Toxic.
Judge Taft went to Baltimore on his
special ttain yesterday and addressed 8
mass meeting at the Lyric last night, and
was given an enthusiastic welcome. He
discussed the labor question and other
Issues Of the campaign.
A brouzs statue of George Washing
ton was removed from the top of q
monument on the quay at Lugsno,
Switzerland, Saturday pight and,
It is believed, thrown into the lake by
rowdies. The statue was made in 1851
for the country home OF an American
resident. Subsequently it was purchased
by the municipality.
Mrs. Grover Cleveland appssrsd be-
fore the grand jury 10 New York yes
terday as a witness In an investigation
into the authenticity of an article sold 10
the New York Times by Broug htOn
Brandenburgh, a magazine writer, and
published 10 that paper, 10 which her
late husband appeared as favoriDg the
election of Mr.. Taft.
81 am sorry to live. l wanted the
bicycle awful bad but l stole money and
must die" A scrap Of paper with these
words scrswled % it was found pinned to
the coat OF little 12-year-old John Arthur
Hilton who committed suicide in At
lsnts, Gs. yesterday morning by drinking
csrbOlic acid. He had taken $25 be-
longing to his father with which he
bought a bicycle. Just before the sui
eide be had been told By his family that
he was a thief and would come to some
bad end.
The future OF Mr.. Bryan's trip
through his native State of Illinois yes
terday which endd in Chicsgo las
night, was the accusation, repeatedly
made, that the republican party WAS
now preparing to purchase the election.
The statement was first made at Alton.
The democrats, he said, we're asking
only for 800, 900 With which 10 finish
the work OF the csmpaigu, while the re.
publicans were asking for a million. |"
"What do they need the money for
uoW?' he IL qlired, and answering his
own question, he declared that it was
for use on election day, "ss they have
used il year after year"
Four persons we're killed near Clayton
n. NJ, Sunday night as the result Of a
tornado aud cloudburst Twenty Cthtr
persons were Injured, three OF whom
may die. TIE new Uoion County Court
house. which cost $40, 900, was wrecked
and score OF houses were demolished CT
torn ir IN 'eir foundations. Telephone
and telegraph wires were blown away and
miles Of poles we're leveled. The Colo
RADIO aud Southern Railroad sustained
heavy loss. Clayton was in utter dark
uess Sunday night. The water system
was else put out of commission by the
storm and the town is without water.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-10-20
Attempted Suicide.

Plltsburg, Oci. 2O.-With two self in
A cted bullet wounds in his abdomen,
Jere Compton Oouucell, aged %, form
erly of St Louis, is dying to-day ct the
homeopathic hospital. Last night Coun-
cell called up Miss Florence Wsrman and
told her to hold the line open for q
minute aud she would hear something.
When the two pistol shots fred in rapid
succession came over the wire Miss
Warman called up @. H Cartier, head
of local detective agency, by whom
Council had been employed, and told
omething had happened st his Office.
Dslirious from his wound Council de-
cIsred TO the police that be had been
shot by Gsrtner, and the latter was ar
rested. Several hours later Council re-
gained consciousness and confessed thai
be had shot himself.