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New-York tribune., 1908-02-28
BU USINESS CHANCES.

$4,000 BUYS Old established cafe and
restaurant, located downtown. New York
City. long lease. business $50, 600 yearly;
nicely equipped in every way; good rea-
sons for selling. investigate this oppor-
tuNity5 curiosity seekers need apply
about this proposition. as this is bona
ide offer. Fun particulars apply MCDon-
alad-Wiggins Co. 257 Roadway.
FOR SALE.-Most elegantly equipped hotel
In Monmouth County. y. J., located
along the ShTeW shuTy. one hour from New
Yo-k city; stables. garage. etc. beautiful
ldau tennis court and IIuc sandy beach for
bathing price S40,o0o; all year round ho-
tel. Particulars McDonald-Wiggins Co.
3j7 Broadway.
PARTY WANTED. with So. 600 to so. ono
tcr high class railroad proposition. any
on" making the above Investment can hold
the office Of . director. investigate this.
1t = an unusually ire opportunity. Nc
buuaId-NlSgius TO-. 80 BruadNFt
Sl2 CoO BUYS Old Established livery busi-
ness. Including stock. NET p-1iit~. S.,rp
Der MONTH long, valuable lease. location.
Harlem. <eW York city owner wishes 60
retire. caIacitv for - horses Particulars
Mcdonald Virgins Go. 257 hroadoes
$50 coo BUYS II room house. outhuiliirgs.
etc including Ecres. tt1 L.su,rrlv g-st
$4,000 to build location. Fiaiuheid y =:
: minutes from station; investigate this
nne property. Particulars apply Mcdonald
WlsEins Co.. 2oT broadway.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-28

Don't jump if an extra big bargain
pops out when you're looking over
the S15. $40 and $25 tables.
The sale includes about all our
Winter suits, and with so many, OF
course there are still some sizes left
of the very best values, while about
the least of the bargains means So
saving.
ROGERS. PEET & COMPANY.
Three Broadway Stores.
a5s S4s 126o
Warren st. 13th St 3and st.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-28
HALTIMoRE & CHIC R. r.

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS.
Every other hour on the even nonr;,
Direct connections in New Union Station.
washington with all Lines South
Leave New York Daily. 2sd 81: Log >.
wASHINGTON. Diner. TO am 800 am
wASHINGTCN. Diner, $50 am 10 Oo am
WASHINGTON. Diner: II.so am 12oo 2 90 m NJ,
s.ROYAJ. LTD Diner. $50 pm 90 pm
WASHINGTON. Diner. bho pm s-oo ~ pm
CHICAGO. PITTsBURe. 7s0 s am am g s.co 90 am am
GHIGAGo CokTMJHnIsn 1,S .sS am ann lzoo SS prn
i !.PfTTSBURG Ts3fUtHRG LIMITED. $50 pm 100 pm
GIN. ST LOUIS. .lOEIsy.. Id.so pm :, d-So 20 am
LoIs t9TIsyy 2ITsy &c &c ann ann 1s sSS 90 pm an
HOUSES, 0fi,eeI los t Greenwich St 25 Union square
ssI oT29a ea, st a5 st ana Ia Liberty 's St
After 6 p. m. Sleeping Car Reservations
and full information regarding trains. etc.
q o, r. r. 23d St. Terminal 'Phons
Number. Chelsea-3i44-
Y -. n. & HAPrFCRD r. r.
Trains derart from Grand Central Station
t2d ST. and 4tn Ave, as follows TO.
Boston via New London Pr9y;,f:L
.,9Sa ;.1cS q h o. 7. f,laS : n: q? Vi. VIII s
sas spfd' ta:ls a = n. 'IIi2.oo. 'Ils:oo. 'ii; %
Lakevrll. L M & Norf.-t.s;oo A NJ. -s:eePM
O.. Darlington; stock6ridge,, L Lepo1, Pit''-
e125th St. also at se4;; 1900. cis5+ R'vay.
e25 Un,en So eisa Isia eth Mss NJ s' Cos Cos
Court -ftn St. 47s Nostrand Ave. $40 B'vay,
.Daiiy. Except Sundays. tstops at 12Sth
sP.,oT s. S5toes Car at Lited HAS dining car.
c Parior and Sleeping Car tickets also.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-28
Real Estate for Sale or to Let.
England
Notice Of Sum mons.

S,CPREME COURT. NEW YORK CoUNTY-GE0RCT-
- -Iuythe. Plaintiff. against Mary ,-Iaar
i-fengaut- SUMMONS To the above named Defendant
NoE hereby summoned te answer the complaint In
This action. and 10 copy Of your answer on tho
plaintiffs Attorney within twenty days after the service
Of summons exclusive Of the Of
failure iudg
against by default. the relief demand
y complaint
Dated December 2Gth 1907
HENRY ]. tOfHtANE. plaintiffs Attorney
Or1ce ard I'ostufice Address
No. ~ Court Street. BROOKLYN
% Defe16ant. Mary tleary:
The foregoing summons by
a. he y So
tleeF Justice nf the Supreme the state ~
New York dated Tie 2Td day January 1865 ana 0e3
wiln ti complain; n the Office of clerk of tIe ,n,n
~ 0f NoV YDTk AT The County Court House. in the For
OI2a ~ NaHhattan city. county of yotk
fia % 1ay at January. 1905 ''
Dated January 23rd.
HENRY 4. COCHRANE. Plaintiffs Attornev
pfice and Postofhce
No. a Court Street Brooklyn. New York city
New-York tribune., 1908-02-28
BUYS A BIG YoNkERs rRac-

J Romaine Brown & GO. las sold The Hotel
knickerbccher property on the east side Of South
I5road~ay- south OF Mclean areIue YonLers. The
parcel comprises more than TWO acres. On wbic,
afe q large frame structure formerly known as
1he Hotel D-utsch. stables ana many outbufIci3gs
The buyer IS Thomas Callan. who now MANAGES
Jlo Hotel KVynstag
New-York tribune., 1908-02-28
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Cromwell ave. s, 265 II Inpood ave. FOR
tao Story brick dwelling house and stable. TX
6s.G, Michael j Makerm, u, owner, L l.
Gasser architect. $4,000
Perry ave, $ 10 II OF Is oodlawn Road; for
story and attic frame dwelling houses,
JobHstone architect; 1000
RaymoEd's ItD of Grace
a story brick stable 25Xl6; Emile
COOK owner. B Eboiing. architect cost........ $500
New-York tribune., 1908-02-28
Io ENLAReE PEARt 81 Rum nlnc

IIaHs nave been NED for onlarging fHe -.
eJory and attic loft ana store building No. al4
1'earI ST, making over the attic floor luto = finn
STORY and Tor enlargLng the three story and bsse
1nent dwelling house No - East 9Ist ST t,-
Improvements being for Michael J. Mahonev and
John Bopp' as respective owners Louis 4. Hor-
nun ana Jo-n Z kerby ere the aLo.Lta.--
New-York tribune., 1908-02-28
BOWLING SUPPLIES.
STORAGE NOTICES.
THE WEST END STORAGE WARE
HOUSE.

HOUSE,
2O2 21O West seth street
New York February 21st. 1908.
To Mr. ". H Finn. Mrs. Annie Ds
Iarue. Mrs. F. r. Drullard, Mrs. 9. Y.
Hcrber, Mrs. Elizabeth u. Jeuniso7. Nj
a. NJ Jordan. Mr.. Campbell Keith. Mr.. Il.
Mahew. Nir LaIly. Mrs. y. Miller. Mr..
4. d r Randolph, Mrs. J. Rankin. Mr.
& / RiIenour. Mrs l.. r Sadler, Miss
Sophie Cde. III. w 4. Wheeler. Mrs a
WinkIer. Mrs. y. Constock pu Bois. You
and each of YOU are hereby notified that
the time for the payment of our lior uDon
the property hereinafter described having
expired after due notice thereof had been
given YOU We viii cause such property,
70 Wit household goods. personal effects.
carpets. etc. stored hy you or In your
name IN the West End Storage Ware
house 10 be sold at public auction. ac-
noriing to the statute in such case made
and provided. at George Nerle's Auction
Rooms 1855 Fast 125th ST. New York City.
on TUESDAY March 10th. and on Wednesday
March nth. 1908. at 1870 a m: and II the
sale thereof IS not completed on said dates
the same Will be continued st the sam.
place on each and every Tuesday and
Wednesday thereafter. beginning at 1870
a m. until the sale is completed
The West End Storage Warehouse
GRANT WAYNE Manager
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-20
ALAcHuA ITEMS.
Or. Bishops Acknowledged. Smith
Back from Denver.
(Alachua News.)

Well, the "benzine wagon" In the
shape of an autobe-a-mule, made his
appearance on our streets last week.
DR.. ]. c. Bishop being the fortunate
CD purchaser of the tangle fangle
contraption. The machine began its
eventual career at the Seaboard depot,
where it was unloaded and, by skill
full coaxing, induced to proceed to the
blacksmith shop, where it was laid up
for repairs. However, after some
touching up and replacing OF defective
parts, the machine carried our Doctor
and his chauffeur" (Amaican-fIre
mani at merry clip through the sur
rounding country, and everything
would have been to the good If it
were not that the bubble" has a
mania to look for and find every bog
gy place on the road and there re-
main helpless until good one-eyed
mule comes along and pulls II out
We will devote a special column every
week 70 the feats performd by this
new discovery Of the peerless DR.. John.
We know that Dr.. Jim will soon fol-
low.
Col. f. Y. Smith has returned from
Denver, where he hied himself with
the Florida delegation 10 nominate
William Jennings Bryan for President
of the United States. He reports a
very fine time. and no doubt has had
it. The young lawyer deserves great
credit for the way he selects his
trips and pastimes. There is always
a note of practical instruction and spe.
ciaI satisfaction in every trip he un.
dertakes.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-20
HIGH SPRINGS NOTES.

High Springs, July 1s.--Mrs. O.. p.
Webb OF Dunnellon Is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. II. ]. Peterman.
Miss Mabel Rogers has returned
from a most enjoyable visit to South
Florida.
Mrs. Clara Pedrick and children OF
Orlando are visiting Mrs. Cora Ped
rick.
Mr.. and mrs. t. P. Andrews have
returned from their bridal trip 10
Georgia.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. J. Z. Barnes,
on July s, a son.
Mrs. Mays and daughter, Mrs. J. IT,
o'Bannon. are visiting friends In sa
vannah.
Mrs. J. c. Nettles OF Savannah Is
visiting her mother. Mrs. sallIe Easter
I'm
Mrs. ]. c. Barrs and Miss Emma
Bars have returned from a delightful
outing az Pablo Beach. They were
accompanied home by Miss Annie
Bars. successful teacher In the
Central Grammar School OF Jackson
vile. and Miss Abbie Barrs, who has
been attending school In Nashville
Tenn.
A revival meeting Is being held In
the Baptist church. conducted by Rev
r. w. Gayer. an evangelist appointed
by the state Board OF Missions.
Great interest ia being manifested IN
the services and many additions have
already been made 90 the church. A
large Baraca class has been organized
aud possibly a Philathea class WIZ
be formed before the meeting closes.
J. c. Cowiea has gone 10 Georgia
to spend the summer.
The installation ceremonies and
banquet which vas 70 have been held
By Esther Rebeksh Lodge on last
"Wednesday. has been postponed until
the close OK the Baptist revival
Robert ono o. the twin boTa Of
Rev and Mrs > l. Yeats had The
miAfortune 10 b moss painfully burn
"a on last Sunday BY overinrnin1 q
CUP o. bot grease 90 hlmseh Dsn
Tanner and Blackshear Attended him
and greatly relieved his isiense SUI
ferfuF
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-20
SEA ISLAND COTTON.
Savannah Market Quiet, With Only
Small Sales.

Savannah, Ca. July lS.--The mar.
ket was Quieter during the past week.
and only small sales were reported,
the sales being smaller than the
weeks receipts, Quotations remain
unchanged from the week before. At
the moment there seems little or no
demand, but at the same time the OF.
ferings are quite light,
Crop accounts show little change.
Where II has been practicable to keep
the fields clean, the crop looks promls-
ing, although remaining backward
There has been too much rain over
most OF the Sea Island territory, but
as yet no serious complaints OF dam.
age are received.
The following prices are based on
factors quotations and are revised
weekly on Fridays:
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-20
CHAFIK IS NOMINATED.
Illinois man Heads Ticket Of the
PrOhibitiOniStS
OHloAN HIS RUNNING MATE
Convention Before lts Adjournment
Adopted Platform which 10 said
To Re the Shortest on Rscord--Mr,
chaEns Total veee sse.

Columbus, o., July 1S.--FNor presi.
dent, Eugene w Chain. Of Chicago;
for vice president. Aaron 5. Watkins.
OF Ada. Ohio.
This tiCAet was nominated by the
prohibiuonists' national convention,
and both nominations were made unan.
imous, The full Endorsement OF tho
vote was not. however, given TO Mr..
Chain. until after THREE ballots had
been taken.
On tae sirat two ballots Mr.. Chain
aid not show great amount OF
strength, receiving but ig6 cut Of
LOSS votes on the hrst aud sac out Of
i,0S7 on the second ballot. His nom
nation was assured. however. when
the roll call began for the third ball
BOT. His own state, which had voted
largely for Daniel r.. sheen, OF 20.
oria, and the New York delegation,
followed by those OF Indiana and Wis.
eonain. came over to Mr.. Chain, aRdN
on tho third ballot 40 received a total
OF $40 yotes.
Both tho president and vice preal'
Dental nominees are candidates for
governor In their respective Atatea on
the prohibition tickets.
Bagene w. chahn. who leads tho
prohibition party this year. IL an at
torney, TIe Ia a native Of waukesaa
county. Wisconsin, and FOR several
years pTactieod law there.
A platform was adopted which Ia
probably tho shortest on record. con.
tanning only about $50 words.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-20

New Tmh fng - 8Lap0fts from
ugiapaFt nnd srisyiAna indieats 10
Beaeh frog O. fh0so states this leaaoH
m9ul6 De- biwRer fhan ~ manT Yeafa,
'T1g fnilrunGs h&ge eatimated me oHk
pas ~ fJeiawsfu a'ane wiil - t,TTe
139 bastefa thfs FssF. aa9 no traffic
mshnxefs N me Fsilfsaaa iaaaian
rhrnugh ihe gsagb 0VwlEg ssetkm ~
rae rfsfs agn natiag araHNemeats ~
Eafe tts Hr efDp a. ves ss n 10
feafg 10 harvest.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-20

Montgomery. Ala. July ~ tie
f1lloNlns high schools have been i0cnt,
- cBilman euuniy. a. cullman. hld
ftTSo1l caY county. at Ashland. bia
SO 900. palias eDuntY. a Piawsefs.
vine, blA $50 go, Chambers ceaaty.
81 tasayetis. bis tao.gce ms bids
iselnde tAe Vaiur ~ ~ baiiilnss.
which viii be KiFan 10 tha state In
aaeh oass the sgregmmut "a ~ supple.
mnhi the ; EhHalooi fasa one IaeAts
axa wassy IN me- bwsidinWs. asa kpsD
fhe hailAings Ia rspair
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-20
WANT coppER PLANT oLosED.


Georgia Legislators VIII De Asked 10
TnIoo come Actlen.
Blue Ridge. Ca. July ~ --.petltioas
are IN circulation IN Fannin, Uniou.
0limsr and Murray counties aahiRg tae
legislature 70 pass a resolution author.
isinE Attorney ueneral Hart 10 take
decree AZ the October term Of tae
United states court shutting down tho
large upper smelling Industries AZ
Duohlowu. Tenn. because u alleged
damage done crops. land and timber IN
Georgia By tho sulphur fumes
The petitions, n II expected, will b
presented 10 The legislature, IA me
supreme court one year ago Il vas
decided 10 grant the copper composites
time 10 90 away with the alleged nuis
anCe % sulphur fumes. ana thousands
havs been spent IN an EFFORT n convert
the sulphur ins0 aulphurlc acid u has
heen believed t0r some tins that ths
ueN process vas . success.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-20
III|G ON SHIPBOARD.
.,,,her Accounts Of FOunderiHg
Of the San Gabriel
rsalsLE SCENES ENACTED

y. a.I.. proved Rotten and Worth.
-. Il 10 said. and Few Of the wo'
!, and Children on inflated Boat
srapsd--LOss Of Life Uncertain.
Manila. July 1s.-The number Of
lost through the foundering OF
a. Measure launch San Gabriel while
/. 10 way from Manila to cOrregidor'
\ M uncertain.
sryOne passengers and members
rev we're rescued.
Is generally estimated that the
rser Of passengers and crew num-
MAJ ninety. Thirty1lve Of those
" we're rescued chung to a life raft
we're buiIsted about by the heavy
n for four hours, when the Ger
IA steamer suveric rescued them.
.rg-vo more reached Corregidor
afe5Oat.
\ ~ passengers on the San Gabriel
H. thrown into a panic when the
ny seas tore out some Of the San
Adsrs planling and she began TO
lns terrible scenes we're enacted.
ne vessel was greatly overcrowi'
sra the life belts proved to be
Ala and worthless
4 nv Of the women and children on
nj the Inflated launch escaped.
a far as known now, there were
Americans among those drowned.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-20
APPROPRIATIONS nv coNoREss
These o. Lsss Session show Large
Inerease oVsr First.

NVeFN@4u NNRF FNF@N
wsshlngton, July ls.--oficiAl as
ures have been prepared BY Thomas p,
Cleaea and James C.. Courts, chief
clerks respectively Of the commit
tees on appropriations Of the senate
and house ~ Representatives, showing
that the total appropriations made ~
the last session OF congress wars
81 ZOOS, ssT $3.50. OF this amount COS.
Ss1.2t7 was appropriated Cor che army.
si22, Csa. sSs for the navy. ttes, O6a.
900 for pensions. tss3 80. sea for the
postofics and tiii. pss. oes for sundr1
civil expenses.
A comparison Of the total Appno-
priationn OF the last session Of the
ffty'ninth congress with those Of tha
frst session of the alxtisth congress
shows an increase 81 ss7 $50 400.
Increases are shown IN al the sen.
erai appropriation acts, except those
Tor the District ~ Columbia. indiana
and military academy. the reductions
IN these three aGEreEating tt3s 100.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-20
cATRow WILL NOT RUN.
Because He Accidentally Killed Man.
Candidate Wlthdrnws from Race.

Dayton. o.. July rs Colonel ~. a..
CatroW. republican candidate Tor con-
gress from the third district. has an
nounced his Withdrawal from the race
Colonel catrow Is prompted 10 take
this step because Of his having struck
Eugene Sullivan. a laboreF. on tie
street. instantly killing him with his
automobile
Tho domination was secured az the
result 81 a bitter coatest. which was
carried 10 the Chicago Convention.
The congregational committee will DO
called together IN TIE neat few days
% choose candidate Tor Colonel
cauowB place
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-20
SOLD INTO SLAVERY.


llnaan, OF Many Kidnapped islanders
Free and Homeward Bound.
NJ Francisco. Cal. July 1S.--1Nine.
y survivors, OF several hundred
aa Sea islanders kidnapped eigh'
rSaTs ago from their native land
Dld into slavery among the cot.
v Glntatlons OF Guatemala. arriv'
lEe Thursday ON the steamer City
\ hA
ng are free and homeward bound
d addition are travelling as tour
VII the British government pay
n Epsnses.
ns aanyea were kidnapped by Cap
Blackburn, who visited the isles
= steamer the Monzerratt. and en-.
= ihsn aboard. sailed away. They
supposed 70 be contract laborers
10 their Guatemalan employers
h'ss years
rant Of the language and In q
land. they shaved until their
sai made known 10 the British
aaent. This. however, was
III eighteen years had passed
-'i' OF me natives had died.
az Blackburn was lost at sea
s1ssr 1894. when the Monzer'
''l' down with all hands.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-20

noanake, Va. lgiy is WIN IN
n~g. a nsxro EiiA fg8ian b,en1 IN his
vsinH who CO M0rtny. bfaf A'iie
Mar Inmisoa tanEhter % I9Aa a.
nlBor a Frark,iG egu&fY fsfmef O.
nost 20 ssath 10 aa ez9rg ~ makf
keF muhmlt % q erig,irA. sssHnlt. uAt
captured % Elet fFtoM tAs teshs
~ fhe crlms. Az1 sAke1 70 ke<AJ
MouEg Sal.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-20

BrmimEsNm Aia gaig ~ white
~ ss.ife areS 30 yeare nNa1 a.
sres Be- ~ sesrtsrn BNt ~ hs
soastv 81 teas - q Faa9s " a. a~
Assstai sant ffuna . ran IA "a hanss
y ssWsw geasiciam ragtsr GNe saa
sayi a6s faaf rsta@ss tfew . mtati
sast ass wtfe Co 80 AeNse plx1lst
sis its Els Nhsa r. gns eiseaaruas
ast wills vas tAss sHf teslangg
Etls4.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-20

New Orleans. La Iuiy ~ --An im-
porsAnt step toward arbitration ~ New
Orleans frequent lAbor fia4euitiea was
taken ~ Governor Sanders. when ne
appointed four wslsknewn men ~ me
ciiy ~ a permanent arbitration hoard.
These four m@mbrga wlll chose q arm
thereby completing the hoars.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-20
FATAL FAMILY TROUBLE.
Because wNs Refused 20 Live With
Him. Nan suiel6ed.

Blrmiugaam. Ala Jaiy "a .--HIugh
Doitn. . aeei wnFtsr ~ Enslsy. n
dead ~ the FaaBit % pintei sort
wSaaa lssAat~s ~ Almsgls ThurgetY
night after fnikfng sgverai minutes
ella his Wife In wY.am. near KnaisY.
tuiuR 70 irduee be- % rsagfn 20 his
h0ma.
Tse too sgpgfaart . rear am1 a kaf
aDo Duian tad BIS SITE ghat 10 lr
is1ss8 hiiuaw himsAf n she EUaf
n0i fsism 70 him ard sas t1.a him
that Ae hAA SETTER weea Ms MKksr.
fnmeiiatsir w. dIcr ogf a revolver
81 beat a bal,et leo Ma cte1f
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-20

Nn0Kiile, Tena gniY 81 eteog
Fia fehDei teachers asienaiag ths
Eamm8 Rehn0l ~ sha aaaih hefa
hsa az ~trele Hemafs Hena0r'Ri
wtea ees mAag eUHeis
Rfmas" fgti fe i0It nad Fsto'n
reas we're h6ggtea b. memory ~ ne
iass Sae, cannflsF Harris More ftan
iSs Georgia ssxehsrH AZ bore
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-20

wilmlnmt0n ~ g. Yuiy ~ IA Ore
a. wrshlsyilis R4ae& buusd several
bulldogs ~ ne orsremn aoHth ena ~
ne beach. helHtiag the 0e~auyisw
hotel fhe smalleai ~ she giwes hotels
ga enc b@agig TN~ @rw n Screwed
70 have started IN q Fesianwrf 81
ieinins fhe hotsi so iiyra wsfs lasi
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-20

pafafeighia Va gaig ~ pre-
sAfiy Er2nY smw9Ysa $50 glaaleH
n1l E6t .4mbar u faH rsenaeni
Lsmhef oemgzny "a ~ saathaaalare
ssestsa ~ ne sisY TIE asmes sssFt
ss o. ae fasisH mll TIE sas 10
sst@atsS g tis.eQe.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-20

Aqushgiiiw Tenn JwiF ls ETA ~.
sry mnbe tse A Jaekson. Teaa %
F1faY m4snisN fNeHlYtpa pf.aabis
hcFses Nfrs eemfeyst Tie fisais
Ras buFgs9 " gss Esgga4 aaa 4 eaFe
h0ass aaa rssiasaee taGiy dHmagsaa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-20
sEscHANTs PROTEST
: ne Recent Increase IN the
Freight Raeea.

VIZ Hsesnt Increase In the
n FrtIsh, Rasea.
fe'y Ala. July is.--.Mer
~ Y ne section are protesting
ne receut increase IN freight
n a c5'ambus. Ca. special
N D WooiruH railroad rate
- % collmbas board OF trade.
re board that the increase
'A'sa from the west on
Bay corn, oats etc,
'sii city from so 900 20
-, Nhaa.ly other cities IN
' are aEectei proportion
lEl.y estimated thnt the
G cost the people Of the
M =. r'.sH from SO so0. zoe 70
~ year.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-20
w. aar,, rn-ouvh ur,,,

"a jay lsFparfn~ ne
~ - q "a wifa Friday
-i'-' " HAnaioa. nssrs,
~ fney ~ Aiiaxheny
a. E1isRbsth. Psnu
~ s AGA SHOT hiurslf
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San Salvador, Republic OF Salvador,
July San official statement which
has been issued regarding the revolu-
ton In Honduras, sets forth that on
June 10 the Salvadorean government
informed President Davila. OF Hondu.
ras, that preparations were being
made for an invasion OF that republic
in Salvador In favor OF ex-President
Manuel Bonilla. Salvador advised that
the frontier be guarded closely. On
June 22. General Carcame was arrest.
cd while proceeding to the frontier,
A proclamation announcing himself as
header OF the revolutionary forces and
urging the people to rise was found
in his possession. General Carcamo
was imprisoned and is still being held
here.
Salvador then issued orders 20 the
military governors 20 imprison all
Hondurans found proceeding In the
direction OF the frontier. A few days
later details were furnished 20 Hon
duras regarding che reported probably
secession Of government supporters
and officials At various points In Hon.
duras as well a. information on the
plan OF attack. which was 10 take
place on July s.
Honduras soon after this reported
that the frontier town OF uracias had
been captured by the insurgents under
Daniey Lopez. and after tAat the town
OF Cholutect. Lopez proclaimed that
he had the support Of salador. but
President Dayila has beven assured
from here that this Is false.
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Charleston, 3, O.. July ls,--Sea ~.
land market; Receipts. none; exports,
a bags; sales, none; stock. i,ss2.
Quotations omitted.
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INSURGENT REPULSE
The HOnduran Rebels Defeated In
Southern Battles.
THEY CAPTURED ONE TOWN
Salvador President lssues Statement
that He Is Not saeklns Honduras
Rebellion, but VIII Remain Neutral
and Guard Frontier.

Tegucigalpa, Spanish Honduras,
Thursday, July 16.-,rhe Hondnran
insurgents have captured the town OF
Porenir and have attacked Ceiha.
another Atlantic port 50 miles to the
westward of Trujillo. AT Celba taey
were repulsed. They also have been
beaten in the south and they are now
deeing back to Salvador.