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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-04-20
Public Speaking.

Hon. Chas. Vowel of Sherman
will address the voters of Ellis
count at Ennis, April 20, at 9 p. m. :;
Ferris April 20, at p. M; Red Oak
April 81, at 2 p. M; Forreston April
21, s p. M; Maypearl April %, at
2 p. m; Boz April %, at s p. m;
Midlothian April 23, s p. m. A cor
dial invitation is extended to every
body to hear him. Bailey Committee.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-04-20

Mrs. Oscar NJ. Digger and daugh-
ter of Greenville. Tenn, are guests
of DR.. and Mrs. G.. w Simpson
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-04-20

Eighteen rolls of toilet paper and
holder for 81 at F. s. Cronk Co If
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-04-20

LAM ~ ANAAe~S-
Clyde Ryburn. of Waco was here
yesterday.
James Weaver was in Fort Worth
yesterday,
Otis Williams of Dallas is in the
city today.
Dr. Tate was here this morning
from Ennis.
W. d. Farris of Ennis was in the
city this morning.
Sheriff Forbes has returned from
trip to South Texas.
Miss Alice Gibson returned to
Lancaster this morning.
Mrs l.. H. Peters is visiting Mrs.
NJ. NJ. Brooks at Dallas.
Mr.. and Mrs w T. Daniels of Dali
las spent Sunday in Waxahachie with
friends.
Mrs r. H. Lamb and Miss May
Weiss of Ennis are visiting Mrs. r.
S. Marshall
Mrs. c. w Bailey and little
daughter left last night on visit to
San Antonio.
Mrs. Jodie L. Adams of Holden
Vile, Okla, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
w. D. Forbis.
p. II. Wilson and Dick Bryson
have returned from a business trip
to Kansas City.
Mrs. Oscar NJ. Digger and daugh-
ter of Greenyille, Tenn, are guests
of Dr.. and Mrs. C. W. Simpson.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-04-20

Medallions free, which makes l.
pictures to the dozen. Mrs. G.. E
Jackson, photographer. tt
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-04-20

Ice cream Csc per quart. Anything
from half gallon up delivered. Both
phones. Eatitorium. If
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-04-20

ANNOUNCEMENTS

City Aldermen ............ 800
Other City Offices ...... 500
Terms strictly in advance.
County Announcements.
All announcements under this
head are made subject to the action
of the democratic primary elections
In July.
For sheriff
HENRY FORBES.
For County Clerk
JOHN M. LOGGINS.
For County Attorney
CHARLEY PIPPEN.
J. A. LAWSON.
For County Collector
TOM FORREST.
GEO. F. SMITH.
l.. l.. JETER.
GEO. C. SWEAT.
For County Treasurer
WILL DAVIS
JOHN JOHNSTON, JR.
For Constable Precinct No. l.
]. ]. McCALPIN
For Justice Peace Precinct No, T.
NJ. H. FINCH
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-04-20

Come and see the picture at the
Empire, it contains nice story and
will please you 10
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-04-20

P H. Wilson and Dick Bryson
have returned from a business TRIP
to Kansas City
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-04-20

When you need a plumber, call
Bunkley with F. s. Cronk Co. Both
phones "a. If
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-25

with grip. Bishop satterlec oficiAted
At services last Sunday morning.
Shortly afterwards his condition DO
came acute, aud . ply stefan vas call.
cd Ia.
During tho early part OF the week
he improved somewhat. and Il WAA be
lievsd he would recover.
Pneumonia developed. and for sewer
al days hts condition caused concern
The bishop passed away shortly be-
fore 8 o'clock saturday morning.
Bishop eattsrleO was formerly pas
Tor OF Calvary church In New York,
was . religious writer Of note and had
been elected but declined IA accept tho
bishOprle Of Michigan and tho biah
opcoadlutorahlD OF Ohio. Arrange
ments for the funeral have not YET
been made.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-25
CANNOT sHIP TO DRY TOWNS.

90 Rules Judgs Richardson, Of Ala.
bsma--Roads Await DeelSlon.
MontgOmery, Ala. Feb. 2A.-VRail-
road oflcers are worked up over the
charge OF Judge J. G. Richardson.
OF a nelghborins circuit. that any anip'
ment Of liquors from outside az well
~ in the state. are violations of the
antishipping act. which provides
against taking intOXicants from . cell
ing territory into dry sections,
II had been thought That v could ~
be made 10 Apply 70 interstate ahip'
ments, bot Sh1s iadps sayS Y can. on
the ground bhnt every state nay pro
Vide hs OvA police protOctioa ThAs
viii aaSCs many CITIES near the state
line II Aeid 10 he GOOD. those places
having Saloons sst up 10 ship 10 tAs
dry tsrntorV In Alabama and Georgia.
May roads have stopped movements
OF liquors. awaiting daeiSioa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-25
CLUB REvvsED CHARTER.

Judge Charlton PVts The Lsasllty ~
she Locker W 70 0VpFsms csuFt,
Savannah. Ca. Feb. N,--Judso
walter u, ChAritoa signed a. oeSsR
Friday morning refusing 10 grant q
charter 10 the Palmer Club. on pogTin
aud JSfIeraoa stFeSts. swing ~ hla
rSAsoas for doing - his dOubls - ~
the FiSht Of the superior court 10 ETant
. charter "a AA Organization Cor tae
purpose 1T carrying 90 . becker club
blsiheas.
The Judge said he would not per
init che Law TO be IFallsd about u
the way contemplated. ~ II might ~
nalt In . food Of liquor. lie puts the
qusstioh u IeEalliy Of 10 locker elues
up Ia the supreme court. and hopes boF =
an eaFly settlement Of u, II club
Wluh = Hlsmbesship fee OF 81 can be-
legally Incorporated, then one Slth =
membership Tee Of 10 esats can alan
be This action II expected IN BE-
the death Of saVaRhAh becker clubs.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-25
PERJURED HIMSELF
Vral Boy Says Ills Testimony
Was Simple Perjury.
TESTIFIED IN BILLIK CASE

GlIIlk Was Charged With elk MvrdsrS,
and 10 Now Under Death Sentence.
VzraI'S Testimony Was Mainly In.
strumOntaI In convletlns Him.
Chicago, Feb. A-NghteSn-yearold
Jerry NJ. VEra1. whose testimony more
NAaR any other pOrson'S. served to con.
vtOt TIE foStuRS teller. Billik Of the
murder of ak perSenS Of the VEral
Amily, has, It IN AnnONnOed. r0cant-
~ and in an afB6AVit declares thAt the
testimony was simply perjury.
Dthlk IL under sentence 70 be hang
e on March -.
Tue supreme court on Thursday al
eEned the judgmsat destroying the
gaan'S last chance uRleDs Governor
boneen shall iSSuo . pardon.
Not only does the VEral boy i'm
Dngn his Own evidence but he declares
EMO of his relatives also lied.
In the afldavit the boy states that
al the vital parts OF Inc tesunohy
o. gave against BiRik at Ne trial was
perIury and that was taught him by q
nAgh police ofhclRl and an assistant
nlaEe's attorney.
He specifically names the men whom
~ accuses.
N the afidavlt VErAl, who 10 now q
student a. Valparaiso, Ind, asserts
tAat he tOb6 the story because a police
afacial threatened him with u charge
Of murder unless he did ~ the police
wished hkm to do. TIE credit for
DoIiAhing OF the fictitious narrative he
asvos, 10 an assistant statss attorney
dc rnrther asserts that the inspector
! hf police summoned him al least nifty
times, and that these conferences
usually lasted two hour. The con
aasslon was obtained through the In
atrumontality Of the Rev. H. j..
OfCallAGhan. head Of the Paulist
Fathers in this city and pastor OF st,
nGary'S Catholic church who has been
working IN Buliks behalf for several
months.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-25
ALONE WITH CORPSE .
Seven Day. In Lighthouse With Dead
Companion.

companion
Toledo, Ohio, Feb. "a. Fleeing In
terror over long stretches OF treaeh-
erous ice from the Toledo harbor light
house, where for seven days he had
been imprisoned with the dead body
Of Captain Delos Hayden, Joe Berner
reached the city Thursday nigho. He
brought the news of the death to
friends and relatives. telling of the
nOrve-racking vigil beside the dying
man in the lonSly lighthouse. and his
still more terrifying experience while
watching over the dead body waiting
for a turn In the weather which miGnt
permit his escape over the ice.
Hayden was conscious to the last.
ana left q message for each OF his rel
auvss and friends, He died In his
faithful companions arms perner
placed the body In one Of the lower
rooms Of the lighthouse and began his
wait for an opportunity to reach shore
Around the lighthouse the Ice was
arm under the snow and when Bernsr
started out early Wednesday afternoon
he had strong hopes Of reaching the
shore in safety. Yet tho trip was OG-
tremely pSrilous, ne being not even
equipped with pike pole with whicA
to sound the Ice.
Many times he fell into air holes.
going into water and frequently he e.
capped by the merest chance
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-25
sVHGAU % TOURS.
AvtsmsSlIs Club 10 Establish . Co.
asgihLna MsmhaEahlR.

Avtsms5lls Club 70 EEtablIsh . Co.
ssgtblns MsmbsFShlp.
Nsu York. 30, - me aatCmS!
Bile siBb Of AhsneA has aselas4 "
SsiabliSa q snbseTtbian mSuobsFship -
~ buFeaa Os tours for The purpose %
iaeSeasias the latsasgs IN Aatonio0tle
touring snd 10 assist motorists Oassi1s
Of Nsw Yofk Ia soaTlag.
Ths piAa IA 70 atnit n ihis ciAAs -
mem bessAip any motor ear owner Who
90 pAymsss II Q fee ~ $40 win ~
esivs the t0uTIaS asd route eaSas, ne
saHhhI read eoOs aAA othes mALsffai
furnished free 70 VeenisF uiSphsFS 81
the club Bueh meHbsFs viii also
10 able 10 paFeAass TIE roaA mAeS
vhish are made f9T eiHs members
The baFeaa @tl furnish s4befihng
msmtsB with al Information desired
Teasraihs tours 10th In America ane
abroad
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-25
JAP SAMoNs MANooNEO.
v. Q. Revenue Gutter Thstls VIII
usLs an R0ost 10 Rsseus Yhsm

v. Q. Revenue Gutter Thstls VIII
Make an GHSTt 10 Rescue Them
Portland, ore. FEB ~ --- \ dlA
pALoa frnm Port Townsend 10 the orc
gOnlfu aays.
Tee 4. r. Fsvsaus cutter Ths,la
viii attempt 10 give AID 10 tho elGht
survivors % the japanese ss'hoober
gA,Ama. wrecked on AahGpihA ala
eicF. near YukaiAt. ALASKA undrr
Instructions from washlnEtOn orders
we're las1Sd 70 have the cutter pie
pare GAd huFrissiy depart Tor tho
north TIE Thstis Il a. NeaA bay
II IL sIpsstSd Shs will FssSh this port
soOu. and after soahEG asa ,akiaE on
supplies for the voYaGs. viii aspaN
for the hoTth
RsckohiAE The sesed 81 ne cutter
Ths,ia under SfdshAEy sosasiioas. u IL
es,inatsa that - Least ainS AAJs Will
be required - FSasA ne point Where
the Japassss ere @AsooaAo
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-25
WERE FATEp TO Ole.
Saved from Drowning, TWO Men Are
Killed by Train.


Killed by Train.
Plttsburg, Pa. Feb, 2$,--Saved
from drowning after n terrible struE.
gle In the Icy water OF the Monon-
gahela river at Elizabeth, Pa near
here. only to be run down and killed
by 4 train when they reached shore
was the fate Friday night OF J, w.
Draper and J b, Garrett, two govern
ment employees at Lock No, ;,
&. IL. Stoner. a companion VINO
saved the men from tho water, was
also hit by the train and probably Ia
tally injured
The men had quit work for the day
when Draper atopped from the ock
into the river. Garrett lungOd into
the river after him. knowing Draper
was unable to swim, Eventually
Stoner rescued both mon by means Of
= boat hook. Then all three started
to walk along the tracks OF the Puts
bury. Virginia and Charleston railroad
No Elizabeth TO got dry clothing Tho
approach OF the train was not noticed
and tho men were hurled hlgh isto the
air,
The bodica Of Draper and Garrett
were horribly mutilAted, Whilo $40
uer's shoulder blade was broken and
Als head badly cut,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-25
SHERMAN ANTITRUST ACT.
Delegation 20 De Gent To Washington
In Reference Thsrato,

Delegation 10 De Cent To Washington
In Reference Thereto,
New York, Feb. 81 -~DrciSion to
send a delegation Of one hundred TO
Washington to appear before the inter
Atate commerce commission on March
6 and before tho Judiciary committee
the 6ay following. In reference 10 the
Sherman antitrust act. was reached
Friday Ut meeting OF the Commcr
eial civic Federation,
The committee, II II stated, VIII
urge congress to enact logiSlation pro
NdinE for a uonpartisAn trust Compa
ny To make an inquiry into the NdYla'
ABILITY OF lnAgurAtinS system OF
federal license. or Incorporation. ~ a
condition upon entrnn6e at certain
classes of corporations into Interstate
commerce.
II ls proposed 10 have labor capital
and tao genetal pvblic squlthbly repre-
scntod on tho commission which would
BE- also asked to lnvSstigNts the ct'
feet upon public interests Of tho pur'
chase Of the franchises or corporate
sock OF one corporation BY another.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-25

PsasAnola, FlA.. Tsb. ~. --oe0rgs
G. aOudamOre. former cashier Of TIE
PsnsaOoa Bank and Trust eO1pAny.
Who IL charged vita embssElins go. :
600 of The hanks fumes ana wAO was
rsoeatly ao,uAsed insane ~ . laAaGy
eonmIsslon. SAs Sssa released fIom
custody Of ne sAsria. his fTieD1s giv.
Ing load IN TIE sun Of tioyooe fOs
AIs appoAEAAcs 81 Ne nsxt term 81
eour, to be thea Upoa the charge ~
enbe1Ilsusa, Gsh forgery. pnVvt4aa
he IL thsa tabs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-25

CoaDeilsViiIe. Pa re-. IA
Tala No. .. fron Neu YOgk 10 PttaS'
burg. or ne Baltimore sSA 0hio rsal
roaA va ursekea - eaIisb1Fy Jw@s-
tlon Saturday snofniSg VITA tAs e.
ecDtlon q the sDEins. HsAii eaF an1
ART saEEAGs car. TIE tEain wa -
aT,ed Aeeogaisg 70 ioeai o9etais
Of TIRE roaA csc passages. RBAulDA
IAouas1. sf Ire aaiVegttty q Ssew
York Sas iaiursd TIE eanss - Ne
aaehdSsf IL srt fBoSh
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-25

Aibaay, uA Fsb. - --Adssaiae
TkafytOn. the actress, sho Isft h9g
purse. said 10 e0ataia ~ 100. 10 .
PulhmaA car 81 Columbus several days
as0. subsequently Fs1oysFiag u, lost
TIE name purse. eOhialaisG the sane
nor - a. Thts place Frtaay mGfaina.
Sc reported her loss ~ abe was
hoagelsE a Coast Lins tFata. ard tho
Wildsst sIeits Eeni Ia her eNNpany f0l
1Nsf Tas V1rSs Uas afleFwards
f3gEd 10 Miss ThprstCs's Faom - tAs
hotSi sssrs shs hsd atepped aad &C.
Ger . sambsE - other plasos ne
pesa gaiaiz Eeaseaed.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-25
NOVEL NoMUNE.T.
EsesosS's HssnN PSrmsS Wsntsd ~
eUiH ~ Whishy Juos.

gsssHaSis SsrHN PSrmSS WsNtsd ~
ey,H ~ WhiSky Jv0s.
COihmbia. Mo-. Gsb ~ james A
Turner. . hsFni, farmer IviaE slH
milsN fFsn here who hsa fTeaaSa,ly
declared 10 Ssatsd . m6namsnt bail,
Of vAIsSy iass. sisA FhAay SiEAt
On his farm 10 60 saaaoSnsa cora
err vklcb Il Ainoat afssa Win empty
vhissy jaG1 WhleA THFssF IL said 70
have smp;isd himsslf 9asisG tSsaiy
ytsTs. aAa Wallet ~ saved toT Ais
neaamSat. IL h esitmatSd ks dFaah
H0s les uAAa . sHsFt ~ satisfy . aAJ
b0E tvsaiy yeags
We vas t0FtyaVs Isafs % So sd
S0be4 . Seitstecae4 faFs ~ ta9 aeEes
O. SAieA As iiSea ne tifs ~ q hsf.
MT. 'lAis oaiy e0mgaaios va . 40g
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-25
IMPORTANT IN WORLDS AFFAIRS
Or. WhSslsT's Opinion Regarding Sat
tlaahIn CrlIae 70 Pacific.

Or. WhSslsF's Opinion Regarding Sat
tleshlp Cruise 10 Pacific.
Chicago. Feb. % Benjamin lde
wheelsr. president Of he univ erSIty OF
California. looks for a rEyid shIftIng
Of the ~orids scene from tho Atlantic
70 the Pacific ocean
lie believes the cruise Of tho battle.
SHIPS viii ssrvs 70 opVn tho eyep Of
tho nation 20 the imi'ortahes the "a.
Siae not only aoss, bot viii play. 10
The worlds Affairs. While the Japa'
nese agitation Aad subaided 90 the
coast. d. whesieT FTtdag said be
hooked for mucA serious trouble 9TH
japan In he HSaF futars. lie BE-
lieVss the United States has mAHy
hard problems 70 solve with Japan.
but be IL osrtasn . var viii BE- Svsstsd
ChroaEA the efforts Of ne best poopIs
% JaDAn
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-25
TAKE ~FREEMAN'S" OATH.
Wac Administered BY bIShOp Potter to
1000 In New York City.

49, FN8tNNsNRfNNNfNS-S
1000 In New YORK City.
New York, Feb. A.-Tvo thousand
'.arst voters" and n number OF Bow
cry -HoatOrs," Friday ulght took the
efreOman'S oath" at = meeting OF tho
pooples' institute at Cooper Union,
TIE oath was administered by Bish'
% Henry c. Potter, who told OF the
origin OF the oath in 1884. The
words Of the oath taken we're 49, fol
aowe:
Il DO SOlemnly bird mystelf that ]
VIII give my VotA and suffrage as
aAnIl Judge In mine own conscience
may beSt coDduee 70 the public veal
- hslp ms God"
Before asking those present TO sub
scribe 10 this pledge Of good citizen
aA1D, nIsAOp Potter spoke OF me 70
accessibility resting on voters. and said
q vas az present exercised Without
proper trainihg. Sooernsss ana
ahogeNk.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-25
TOWN 10 FIRE sWEPT.

RussellvlllS, Ala. 10 Visited by ,oSVsfa
conHSoratlon---Less $40, 900,
birmingham. Ala Feb, ai.--Ths
entire eastslde OF tho business section
Of Russellvillo. Ala, In the portAweu,
portion OF the state, was destroyed BY
are at o'clock Saturday morning,
The bank building 10 the only bulld-
Ina loft AtAhding,
Tho Commercial hotel. valued y.
"a. 900. the stores u Douglas. Wilson
and MclntosA. two barber shops and
tho Clark building. went down In asa
- Tho loAs IL estimated at go, OOo,
with $4,000 insurance.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-25
100000 FIRE Loss
SsriOuS Blaze Occurred at New
Orleans, La.
BUSINESS AREA THREATENED

Jullus WSISs Buildings, cOmmSn and
Varieties Streets, Were outtsd-oo.
suplsd Principally by Law and RSa,
Estate Flrms,
New Orleans. La, Feb. s4.--Fira
which broke out hero Saturday morn
inE for time seriously threatened
largo part OF the olty'H business dts'
triCt,
Tho julius Weis buildings. on Tom
mon and Varieties place, where the
fire originated. we're quilted and sever.
al adjoining buildings were aligAtU
damaged,
The VETS buildings were occupied
principally by lawyers aud real OAtAte
hrma.
The loas IL estimated at 100000.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-25
REsoRMs FoR MEXICO.
wit es Especially Made In Financial
Questions.

oUoStioaS.
MEXICO CITY. FEB. -. -MsxioO 10
o. TIE ere az great tnabeial reforms.
lose Yves hmanioug, mihis;eF o.
AnSnes and public credit. has beea 10
nevotiAtion and In conieTence via
aAs Leading hRabeial. oonnereiAi AnS
AankinE men Of TIE Tspabiic for osVsr
a weeks.
TIE resuk Of thsss oonfsTsaeas sas
6ean eecIarea n q circular which has
tasa bean issCe4 By ne tspaFtEsai
81 annnas Euaking 90 szDosition 81 tes
atms eaa desires q tie EovernmsS'
ahA ealing . ecnfessncs Of eASkins
Wsa D. ne near fGtare 10 deviss uays
ana rneans Or ne resoFn Of 80 pae
Ne eEefag sYBaem.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-25

Msmphis. Tsus ~. - -'TaS 81
ecusivs ou@mitaas " to tzfssSasss
Casaoa SEED cgpshsrE GspneiHEisn nsl
'hnrs Ana sssectsd LoZisvilia. NY -
q n. e. 10 ptsee Gna Este e 90
n9sa ans1ns 5DsuftnN - 90 eaNpe8'
o.. TAs manears ~ gAa agmn1s1
49, nsiaSaaaa Is 4 hn
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-25

CamfilA Ala. Zee. ~. --MT. =
y. BFtnhesfy. . gEs7issss sl'issa 81
tA1s piaas. uas ssfsskSa vita pAfsit'
- Vie at SsDDST via he fsmtiy
e. 1AngBaeg s4AiES. so rsaesfee
snaSetoss Gsls ces4stiee h a4sot
mRe egflea'
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-25
VETERAN EOlToR oIss.
Crosby Q. NoysS LSyS Aside Pen A.
ter Iona SsrNIea.

CFoeby B, Noyss GsyS As'oe -" ~
ter Long service.
Los Angeles. Cal. Feb - --cros
BY 8. Noyes. editor OF the WaAhinG
ton Evening Star. died ShoFtly GftsS
3:SO Q m. Friday at tho IIotl Ray
mona, PGsAdenA, where be hao been
III for come time Mr.. Noyes. NO
was surrounded BY the membeFn oi
HE family AZ the time OF tis dsatA.
retained his faculties ~ tho last.
Mr.. Crosby Stuart Noycs vac -
yeara OF asa. AID DO less thAn sixty
yeap Of his manhood had bees sDent
IN the newTAper businSsa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-25
DlsgAsG PUZZLES DOCTORS.
oi1f Believed 70 HSvs Been polsoAse
Handiisa postAas eta9s0a.

Hsndiisv pOstAss etsgVs.
HSu Yort. Heb - yer ths go
GA tire h two yeAIS NiHs MIRA RyE.
Vsgaals. % NoFfoik. Cont 10 ~ a Mes
Yosk b0spiial VaasdAg from . as
ease of to1SsS. Nhieh 10 aid 10
have beea SentEsstss sAF0aEh soAlAst
visa postage Vtamss vale So Eas
eaEaGed a. an Assis;Aat 10 he SOs.
tolh paaaoaee.
TAs disease Il sTrssalaEiS psinfai.
aaA the hospilai ~ ttleiAas sFP ~ =
ioaa 20 Aeovnf for I. bat believe u
- ~ Iks Fesslt ~ ts&DsihG
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-25

eeeaiia. rse. e.--Tbs tiiso0usg
pssias slsss heEe e2Dlsyfss sssas
egnere9 go, we Anesa Rtlanv go
Mas1A 3.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-25
M Rev. Henry Yates Satterlee,
DID,, Passes Away.
RELIGIOUS WRITER OF NOTE
For the Peat Twelve VsarS He Was
Protestant Episcopal Bishop Of
Washington, At Which Place HE
Death Occurred.

Washington. u, c., Fec, - Tho
Rt. Rev. Henry Yates Satterlee
DID,. for the past twelve years Pro
testAnt Episcopal bishop Of Washing
ington, died at his residence hero Oh
Saturday morning. He was sixty'hve
yearS Of age. Although hpGRtonsd
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-04-18
DEVELOPMENTS AT RAWHIDE

for three weeks now and every shot
brings IN more evidence that the enrich
ing soiuxions were ascending, rather
than descending as the critics of the
camp asserted. At depth Of seventy
odd feet the hanging wall il becoming
more distinct and the change from a
diorite, or altered granite, to granite
is more emphatic. So do the discovery
Of mica and horn blende help to per-
suade the skeptical that true granite
in the hanging wall viii result with
greater development. The foot wall Is
decided andesite.
rRUETr TAKES OUT GOLD
OF course Hoodlum hill holds its own,
even at that. Truett, who had sue
cessful lease named after him in Gold
field. went down to San Francisco yes
terday with an ingot Of the yellow stuff
which was gathered ON the plates OF
Swift Water Bill IS mill on the fiat. 1t
is asserted that the values recoverable
on the plates were 90 per cent. Also
that the average in gold was better than
1900 to the ton. The Miller which ad.
ioins the Davidson and the Truett is
down one hundred and ten feet. Here
the same quality of ore is found, and il
classified by the experts as the freest
of free milling.
The Rawhide Operating Syndicate hai
bought the three Alexander leases
which side line the Miller, the Truet'
and the Davidson. In addition to ths
purchase of the three Alexander leases
the Rawhide Operating Syndicate have
secured a lease adjoining the wei
known Proskey lease, also ON Coalition
ground. This lease will be opsrated b,
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-04-18

Nevada and GoldkeaA nm pantiaalar
takes great interest in the progress
made by w. H. SillA executive OF the
Nevada Empress of Gold mOrntalns 80
ward securing mill for that distncf'
after exhaustive tests on ores from
those mines his company has let esn-
tract for a mill, which should be Fno-
daeing bullion in July Of this year.
An event in the history Of . mining
company occurs when it decides to bnaAi
mill, no matter whether the grade Of
ore averages $18 ton like the mann
moth Pittsburg-Silver Peak, just wea
Of Goldfeld, $25 ton as in theEmpress
or returns $119 net profit per tom per
year, the figures for Goldfeld COs'
solidstsd in 1907-the first having .
soO.tsn plant With its own railroad al
Blair, and the last building 10O-stamp
mill at Goldfeld, with . railroad from
the mines to the mill. Great gold mines
40 not all have "high grade' like
uoldheM Consolidated. The celebrated
c.C. 4 v. mine on the Comstock lode,
ASIDE from the jewel-box yet untouched
ana sealed up in the '70s when fire
broke out among the forest Of timberi
in tne lower levels, even with its record
IN the hundreds Of millions, depended
ana still does and will depend on mill
sa as ore Of an average grade of about
Io a ton, the point being greater profits
.%ougn increased economy and more
;;'eaay production together with elm
nation OF excessive railroad and smell