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Ill which the celebrated
Mime Ristore was appearing. But
1t was not altogether the play or
The actress, although both were
excellent in their way, that &C
counted for the numbers and quality
OF the audience. In the morning the
daily papers announced that the en-
peror. Napoleon III, and his consort
would be present at the performance.
an added attraction which had result.
I'd In the assembling of tremendous
crowd that filled the house to its ut
most capacity.
i@Outside the theater an immense
throng of people also awaited the
coming OF their emperor
. Suddenly as the last carriage ar.
rived in front of the opera house the
strident cheers OF the popuIace were
silenced by the crash of a terrible
explosion. A shower of bombs had
burst upon the pavement scattering
death and destruction in their wake
and extinguishing the gas lamps with
the shock OF their detonations. There
followed scorching rain of iron and
flame upon the imperial carriage that
reoled under the bombardment and
must assuredly have been shattered
to pieces were il not for the resist
ance offered by the steel plates with
which it's body was lined.
M. Claude was one OF the first spec-
tators OF the tragedy to recover his
self possession Dashing forward. he
Fought his way through the crowd
TO where the wreck OF the imperial
carriage stood. A glance assured him
that the emperor and empress. who
had already gained the pavement with
the assistance Of the lieutenant in
command OF their body guard had
escaped with but trifling injuries. Less
fortunate had been the luckless ones
who had stood IN close proximity to
the carriage. The death-dcaling pro-
tectiles had torn wide gaps through
their ranks and shattered and lifeless
bodies lay ia twisted attitudes OF
agony on ali sides. As the chief stood
with compressed lips viewing the dis
NAL scene. his glance fell upon the
figure Of man sitting By the edge OF
the roadway and looking about him
with dazed expression on his face
Are you an italian" queried NJ
Claude. noting the swarthy hue OF his
complexion
The stranger. whose faculties seemed
To be clearing. replied with a nod of
assent and turned TO go As he did
so be slipped in a pool OF blood that
had collected I'm the gutter and STUN
bled against his iDquisitor. who be
camc conscious Of the bullying outline
OF some hard substance in the side
pocket OF the workingman's blouse
worn by the dark man A metallic
Jingle proceeding from the same
source still further excited the sus
picious Of the chief that the stranger
might prove 10 be one of the authors
OF the outrage.
wait moment. monsieur" he
calculated. grasping the Italians
shoulder
But the other. wrcnching himself
free. sprung into the roadway toward
the mass OF people that, restrained b
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R0LAED MN a CAoh1nno Soe
IT. CLANDES HEZ

returned the chief but as an enemy
OF your majesty I regard him as one
10 DE crushed by the employment of
any means in my power"
Il commend your frankness. M.
| Claude said the emperor condescepd-
ingly Would that the many schem-
ers who make the Chateau the center
Oh their plots and intrigues might imi-
tare your example. You at least |
can trust. Have you succeeded in
tracing the whereabouts of D'Aldano?"
AT the present time. sire" said the
chief placidly. "the marquis is alone in
the Rue Saint Sauveur. which is sur.
rounded by my men. He has been
In Paris for three days, during which
time l Kept him under surveillance"
Inc emperor seated himself. and
supporting his chin on his hand, re-
hected for few moments.
"Hark you, M. Claude" he said
earnestly. " desire you to apprehepd
this man yourself, and rake his ar
rest as private as possible There are
reasons or state why such a policy
must be followed. Go now to the
house in the Rue Saint Saveur and re-
port to me when you have secured the
prisoner"
M. Claude saluted and went forth on
his mission while the emperor. left to
himself, remained I'm a deep reverie
Napoleon Ill, crafty, INSCRIPTIONS and
diplomat OF No mean talent, was
keenly alive to the dangerous trend
OF the adverse political currents that
| agitated the country during this period
of his reign His ambition had
| achieved marvellous results in the au-
dacious stroke which transformed the
republic into an empire and placed
him upon the throne OF France.
The Marquis DAldano sat in soil.
tary state in large sparely furnished
apartment OF the house In the Rue
Saint Sauveur. He was a tall. we'll
formed man of aristocratic bearing
and naughty demeanor who had not
yet attained his thlrty-sixth year. On
the table beside him stood a goblet
| half filled with wine and surrounded
by litter of papers which the occu.
! pant of the room had just finished
| perusing
bending his gaze on the family
/ glowing embers OF scanty fire burn
/ ing listlessly in an open gEatn. the
I marquis unused silently, n melancholy
/ smile lingering on his pale. stern face
a passing car rafting noisily along
| the stony street outside awoke him
| from his reyerie, and turning he swept
! his hand across the table securing
| the scattered papers which be thrust
I In bundle into a fire. The languid
flames sprsng swiftly into renewed
! life and devoured the sacrifice greedi.
! ~ Then the fiery tongues. their
mission accomplished, died away into
oblivion and D'Aldano watching saw
that naught remained Of the docu.
ments save pile of gray ashes
An emblem Of human hopes and
ambitions" he murmured aloud. "A
mornentary burst OF enthusiasm, the
splendid light OF false beacon that
glows fitfully on the royal road to
ruin - then darkgszs - oblivion -
Death! Well. come what may. the
agents Ut Na1oieon Will find nothing
here to reward their curious zeal.
saving yonder dull heap OF ashes and
myself"
The sound OF heavy footstep in
the corridor interrupted his musings.
and starting erect he listened intent
~. There followed . knock Or the
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the officers from approaching the
scene or the explosion, still swayed
unanimously hither and thither. M.
Claude saw that his quarrys object
was to lose his identity in the crowd
and went swiftly in pursuit.
| Before the fleeing man had covered
tnree yards of ground NJ Claude's
iron hand descended upon his shout
| der and the fugitive. realizing the fu-
| Utility OF resistance, made no further
attempt to escape but contented him
SELF with uttering voluble protesta.
| tons OF innocence couched in broken
! French
An inspector now making his an
! pearance the chief directed him to
| search the prisoner. The order was
at once carried out. with the result
that there came to light, among other
| things, a five barreled revolver q dag.
ger and small packet of papers. NJ.
claude thrust the papers into the
| breast OF his coat and after asking the
prisoner a few questions, ordered his
subordinate to remove him to safe
! quarters and place him under a strong
| guard
Early the following morning M
| Claude, having obtained a private au-
dience with his sovereign, found him.
self alone with the emperor
Then" said Napoleon Ill, you be.
lieve, M. Claude. that this murderous
attempt upon our lives is the result of
| a Bourbon conspiracy"
Il do, SIRE" replied the chief; al
though the actual perpetrators of the
crime were foreigners. chosen with a
view OF concealing Bourbon compile
ity."
You are probably correct In your
surmise, NJ. Claude" said the emperor.
thoughtfully. "Of what nationality
I say you the man is. whom you -FOUR
self arrested"
italian, sire" reioined the chief
Ills righttul name is PierS and from
papers found in his possession I am
| enabled to state that he either was.
or is, member Of the Carbonari"
At the mention OF the dreaded
italian society with whom he had been
affiliated for several years prior to his
ascension to the throne OF France.
Napoleon started and changed color.
Il believe, however" resumed NJ.
Claude. that I'm this instance the of.
| fetal heads Of the Carbonari did not
/ sanction the outrage committed by
/ their disciples But the Bourbons Gun
ningly selected as their instruments of
/ vengeance this man Pieri and three
accomplices, all OF whom are foreign
ers and members of the Ca7bonari. in
order tina. SUSPICION may be directed
| against tie Italian organization. The
other three men, Orsini. Gomez and
! RudiO, are also under arrest. having
been captured within an hour follow
ing the tragedy
Your report does you credit. M.
Claude" said the emperor gracious
~. But on what sounds do you ac.
cuse the Bourbons Of completely in
the crime?"
"On grounds that casnot be disputed
sire" responded the chief 1T will per.
haps surprise your majesty to learn
that the arch conspirator in the affair
although he took no personal part in
the attack on the imperial carriage
Is none ether than the Marquis
DAldano."
You speak as though the marquis
commands your admiration. NJ.
Claude" said Napoleon sharply.
AS a courageous man, yes, SIRE
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Y the night OF lamar,

N the night OF January
IA, 1858. the opera
house, brilliant with
lights, held within its
walls the elite of the
city OF Paris, gathered
to witness a perform
ance of Marie Tudor,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-13

Rev. irving Berg Turned Down ousr
OF More Money.


Catstill. N. ", Sept l2--.Yery few
persons refuse an increase In salary
OF $500 a year. but the Rev. irving
II Berg, pastor OF catskin Reformed
church, has thar record. In August
Mr.. Berg's congregation gave aim a
months vacation During his absence
the church officers voted 10 increase
his salary TO 81. 1909. He had been re-
ceivinE $1,000 aud use OF the parson-
aye When Mr. Berg returned he
WIS notified OF their action and imme.
iiately called 9 meeting OF officers
OF the chnrch and asked them TO re-
scind tie resolution Increasing his
salary and 20 leave II at the old fg.
ure.
TIE oflicersrwere surprised and said
Il was the wish Of the church. but Mr..
Berg said while very thankful Tor tho
kindness that he did not Wish the In.
crease The officers decided 20 let
the matter rest until next May. when
the increase viii again DO rendered,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-13
eoyALlsrs FORCED TO RETIRE.
Persian Troops intercepted BY Noun.
tain Trlbeamen

Persian Troops intercepted BY Noun.
tain Trlbegmen
81. Petersburg. Sept. 1.-THE No
voc vrcmya publishes a dispatch from
Tabriz. dated SEPT . saying that
two thousand Persian Troops and two
companies OF Kurds. commanded BY
Izzatul, coming from Makn to the a..
slsisnce of AIN 81 Dosleh. had been
lnteacei ted ten miles from TabriH BY
force Of mountain tTibeauen, al
herents u ssiar Haan. The royallsts
we're forced 10 retire Among the IN
jursd Is shirelkhan, one o. the royal
~ leaders.
Continuing. me cpFregpcneeni says
thst heavy artillery and rifie Are was
heard The nixhf of the EiHth AZ Ia
bria. but that tie outcome could DOT
De Bearned
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-13
voYAeE o. rAg FLEgr.
American BattleshIps Now at Albany,
West Australia.


Alba West Australia, Sept 12--
The American battleships arrived here
after 1900 mile voyage from Mel.
bourne, at o'clock Friday morning.
While still half mile of Ming fort,
they formed square and ex.
changed salutes with the fort.
the British cruiser Gibraltar and the
Chilean training ship General Baque-
dano- At about 10 O'Clock a section
headed by the Connecticut weighed
anchor and proceeded to Princess Roy.
al harbor, where are the coaling and
shipping piers. and decks were speed.
lily cleared for the work Of taking
in fuel The ships already are pre-
pairing to coal for the voyage to Ma.
Mia The harbor Is brilliant with
flags OF various nations but the United
states colors predominant.
On. the run up from Melbourne.
the warships engaged in battle maneu.
vers day and night and they are max
ing active preparations for the target
shooting and maneuvers that are to be
conducted In the Manila bay during
the month Of November. These Opera
lions are to be the most important
ever carried out by the American
navy
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-13

MwE gtie Txna Regt ~ 1Ne
river afeamsf retra ~ psBinr b.
tWtrr nBEs ana spgs river tcinss.
raBras na fFt ttgm astAee aa8s
lsh esq Ffttag aua rat seaess 81
isaa6 80 a sma nfes gnsle
srsYtie6 smnHr tks sstatGEe8 lBt
90 cto Wes aF Te wfH HF
tie af 10 aaaf uns ~ aegste asm
aees strr sts afe Mas fus3
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-13

atnieEboro. Ca. Sept ~ --Syhils
huatin9 n the Oweechee river swamp
Gay ~ $40 ago , & Lmdium >
&. Lee nnd pfhera sound haman
skeleton in tie huebes TIE rtmasna
we're discovered opposite Cnmeron %
ne BallocA rpuniy u1e n tke river
Beside ne boty ~ 4 poeigt knife
ang 4 dollar and haM n silver Al
me clo,hinE bal brcosns ihrcaftare
ana wai dssunp9trt Thffs waa nosA
iar hy whiea sae remalaa eoais ~
ltsnUnes. Ths anair % sarug3st r.
mystery
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-13
heR SKULL FRACTURED.



o. 81 900 IN JswelG
Atlanta. Sept ~ Her skull frac-
tnred b. baseball bat 10 toe hands
OF an unknown white man Edna Halo.
young woman about twenty years
OF age, Of so Courtland street. was
sent 70 the Grady hospital late Thurs
day afternoon ia critical condition,
After careful axRmiaation Il was an.
nounced that she had a slIeht Chance
TO recover and "a operation was per
formed.
Il b ALLEGED that about $4,000 worth
u diamonds and other jewels wore
stolen b. the man eho admlniftefrd
the biow. and q - believed that the
assault was made Cor The purplre q
securing the yaluabies.
onioera Bentley and Norris we're
called 10 tbe tcene. bat the assistant
had made good hia escape.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-13

chlcago. Sept ia John W Kers.
democratic vice presidential eandIdate.
will make a speaking trip 10 the south
10 October, and tbe national candidate
y now arranging the l,inoFafy We VAL
deliver one on tao upccchea IN Mary.
laad and vii speak Ia 81 probability
m West Virginia and Delaware the
agsl seek n October Mf Kern will
apoak IN wlnalun.Saiem. n, g., nu
October 7, when tho state fair will
be IN pr0RrcAa.
The sice presidential candidate hAs
also been urged ~ make speeches IA
Georgia and Tennessee Senator Care.
~ Oklah0ma, ana George Fred WI.
ilame. o. Massachusetts. ara 20 stump
sae northwestern STATES
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-13

Los Angeles. Calf. Sept. ~ One
hundred and lfty men fought a fire
which threatened the town Of La
Cresenta and tae valley west OF Pas.
adena Thursday night and has burned
over an area Of thirteen square miles :
a portion OF which Is included in the
san Gabriel forest reserves The IRE
started when a rancher attempted 70
burn some BRUSH
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-13
ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE FAILED.
Had Mar 3taked last Quarter on 0ss
Meteg He Might Have Succeeded.

Had Mar 3taked tAFt Quarter on 0ss
Meter Se Might Have suseseded.
New YorK, Sept, ~ After making
elaborate preparations for Killing him,
self BY gas. including the writing Of
q farewell letter 10 his wife. In which
he stated thar Ne hse spent his last
quarter for drink. James Rowan. for
ty-cns years old turnod on the sac
and lay down.
Had Rowan rtaked ais last quarter
on the sas meter he might have had
his wish. The supply OF gas, how.
ever, was furnished by a quarter me.
Ter. which supplies 20 cents worth Of
Illuminating fluid and then stops an.
~ another quarter 10 inserted The
eaa m this case stopped flowing iuat
after The man lost consciousness and
he was revived BY policeman who
had been summoned
Rowan wae removCi % hospital
and later locked up for attempted ~
fcide
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-13

Course FrepAFHteFr " MaFfW1NY ~
Public eehcoia
ropekR. KAnn Sept is --''Ths
,lne d comiag Ahen q course pgspsrs.
Tory 10 maifimony viii - oSerad n
our Pablic scAoois u vkioA EcgHk men
and wpmsn viii be iaaghi sSns lmp0r.
issi matter relative 70 raniags
Professor "a AZ BiAckmnf head u
he aepaFtmenf ~ soesoioEy a. ths
Uniyaraigy % Knnaas mAaa sNis
stafament hire bef1rs tbs napenstsn.
apnta ~ Hsaass rtantaaio iastifa.
tigaa prstaaF nlaesmar bfiisfss
tsth eoafr Wouid 81 faF bluafd
irErurfaE Amfasans ~ . Hafen aaa
~ Aeaetes q fAe moti FKpesieut
remely faF gskanfg mtFfaKeF
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-13

! A.aress Was Devoted to the
Labor Question.

Laber Question.
Hls, H.. Sept. ~. Speaker
6 Cannon Thursday opened
EAnpigh Tor reelection 70 con
: Bis home town. Almost his
hafess Of nearly two hours
I'VE 10 the labor question He
fipeclA 10 Samuel Gompers,
p Of The American Federation
RI sto spoke here on Labor
STACKED Mr. Cannon, inyit.
'mfirg men 70 vote against
CaRnln plainly said he
vote 10 congress for tae
one other things demand.
Including an anti.
' 'ast ne declared would
@ oaa ard fowl ~ another.
@a ras greeted By an au.
t-7asard. who caeercd
@'aa'es when ne appeared
BE vas escorted from
T" ie ihoster BY the Can.
71 an oreAulKatlon that
active - IN every can.
f''stNeut, years.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-13

One Man Killed and Others Wounded
In West Vlrolnla.

IN West Virginia.
Richmond. w. Va. Sept. ~. --one
man was shot and instantly killed and
others hurt In a shooting ARRAY here
Wednesday night. said TO have been
the outgrowth OF mad feeling between
local police authorities and the depu.
~ United States marshal.
ohlcer Craft aud Chief Bryant had
arrested two men for drunkenness,
and were taking them to the police sta
ton when Deputy United states Mar.
shall Rutherford appeared and. Il Is
said. demanded their release. When
this was refused Rutherford began
firing at the officers Bryant was shot
in the right arm. but With his left
hand, Il Ia said, he fred q bullet which
struCS Rutherford shove tho righ.
eye. killing him instantly. Graft, wEo
was wounded before Bryant AIRED the
fatal shot. was hurried to Baltimore
10 the Johns-Hopkins hospital.
Elliott and the unknown man were
wounded during the exchange OF shots
by The officers.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-13
osoRo,A LEolslATvRg.


senAee egia tnfe aNotnaF pAfiiewan9'
ary Wranuls.
Atlania, gepi ~ The usnals sos
inip uN0lher parliamentary wfanass
FFitaT mofninK sosa after the sessi0n
eiAvsnss Aeaafcr KaiNAg made -.
sghef nggign ihRt sns seBaie adlgafa
uniii ssiaFcat maFaing a siis ~
Nfnsipg Feaenes male 90 E,ibi ~
order tssf tAs nssaa vas Nei ID AZ
apf 90 aefpuaf ~ go faef faat ths
prsviaHs agsstio6 bAa Seen called
Tss fhaif s8s1 thai fss mosion pas
b eF1w Et8 Nsast8s FsidfF nsssn
isne 81 fAr teneae
TIE heess fuas . Frana b sNaii
aciien Oh M
fNe "a % 98tgfife enc "a
eisos f fse srst FiyHi " 10 70 I'll
IS as rege atiaa ~ 8sHateg Feisar1
sEefes
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-13

Finger Print Msshod Of l6sntlhessIon
Fallsd 70 gatiafy Maulssrats.

FARHN ~ WahNfN HfNMtAN"hAf
New York. Sept, " The finger
print method o. Identification BY watch
the police have been rataloRuing
their prisoners iaitly failed 20 satlAfy
Magistrates corriean IN the Rlght
court Thursday night
Waman. NAo save her pasne a.
MAY Clirtis. was arrested a. . dior
dery perlDn Flsfeetlve Watson
dpelsfpd inst she VIVA ,hs same 70
man eho had been twice arrested last
Iuns under TIE namo N MAID Allen
and Rose Allen ~ showed . rec.
ord ~ nrFer prints
Magistrate CUfiWan tgulnied 81 the
papers under The maEniiyinN glass
~They lD8k alike" ~ eaid hut
they aatc polnts " difference Alno. %
my nina. ThsBs thlnGs are not r0a.
elusive enough for mo viii Eive
hee ths beneat u the doubt ana place
Ger "a pr0bation. gas
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-13
eosaoFsr o. rHT An.



Paris Neaf "a NsDen wfitega on
hviaiigs vglsaY fsglf1 eolamaa II
iAa ppaabAFFs ~ ths lnF.Htemee ~
prfills WnEata nging fiesta ~ F8rt
Mss9 ana lNss ne ggaet gfaasaed
mf9Vghpai fhe ngfif NJ fhis aemoa.
t'rsitga ~ ias eige0as " M atHei
ieuef VI sae'ea iiunsat in 1000
visa ppsrfisai anaalHiiy thsg Aaf
~ Fsff Aftf performances a. marx
ieN tHa awralie e0aaasat ~ tse slF
~ maa A msflfifr sf no Nsiiars
assn fHat h "a aHiy . asesflm ag
fteff aee 5sffa fhs wneaf& pne
sas sempteaf niH ia ts8 isinasa
iaNg Marie pze ~ f.4t1 ~
Elah1 mem feee ~ MfNrA isf
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-13

Cripple Creek. C0n1 Rept a. -~
ArmeI vita . rine, Miss Aanle COP.
Zen. Of Oillsti ~ miles from hafe
nre1 az rapidly a. she cgaid lat0 .
group ~ men who we're making q dls
inr5nnse 10 iSpnt a bsf moiher's hgme
Thursday aigat
Robert v, foaD9. operator N q era,
hide plant a 0nIsus, sHa w8anasd
over 10 HEht go aad esanag fecov.
q, wilbug HaHa Was shot "a Gbs
lstl leE. dlSs Copies vas sroashE
20 CFiEgle cresz
iief mgiAaf declares that ihe Kir
ieaKht . sssfio wigh the men and woa
tas Vlesagr.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-13
sTT'v ~ aArrLeR.

a Girl a. shs Opened
set Deer a, cirara. Ais.
' sp, ~ tfgss LII.
% GIrura. ala. had
asventars Thursday
" open the door, o. 4
% ths family rsi
~, opcn no door 4
hat ernwied snto
nrucrious manncr
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