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The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-11

Stamped Cen'e- Pieces, 25c.
 Stamped Linen Center Pieces in eyelet, Wallachian and solid embroidery designs; IS, 24 and 27 inch sizes; good 45c value. Now 25c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-22
BUsNFss CHAScEs.
Patents SIS

-. ,-o, e f6ss7 Z SC hare = prope-
,s.5-- IA make II Elll cost YOU nothing 70
set Nv plan. which WI save yeu consider
- - - r7cnev ny plan viii iust suit
=. znd 4 VII BE Just as interesting II
- save 81 abundant supply OF cash. fuu
-o--s--,fa-s On application: advice free A
vSeEEs-buru. J.. Pat Atty. Washing
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BOOKS.

~ q la reference books. Poors
AzC-z-- 1e1CcEE Manual. Manual q
-----s---s- financial E1L commercial ct-ron-
ices railroad reports. charters, r,orSgzEes
D-z-s Box S-o1. - Liberty ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-22

ADVERTISEMENT ana subscriptions ecr
The Tribune received at their Upt0Ez
Once, No 1854 Broadway, befwse1 9sth
ana 57th SITS. until o clock D al. Ad-
verttsements received at the following
branch orf1ces al regula. Office rates 1atiI
o'clock .. N. Wig: 264 sth ave. q 9.
cor. sd st: 1853 9Th ave, cor 18th St: iOA
East l4th Ct. 251 West 92d - between
Tth and sth svez- 263 West 12oth =
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ACCTTOSEERE.
t CLEANERS AND DYERs.

I5LAZ e FCgsSSS
81 - --z5 5Wsy. @26s Rway- els An
SEA- ave- 7Gs SRI ave- sJ5 III sv..
b. A1-s11 ave. L-5rh ard No--.aESide
r. E. ---1 -
HUDSON DYE WDEES-D-v cleaning n
s-=------ So Columbus ave Isl West
-io-- 81 ~ As--uss ave Works EExs-
1a.-r n - Telephone connections
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ADVERTISE

- III 7 - =
Our patented match
less match safe. In
GLIDING matches. your
uaDe printed on both
sl5es. Is cheapest and
most attractive bust
ness card. l.00o seut
prepaid On receipt az
s.. II A 7 c Z I z : s
MATCH CO. Factory
So Pearl 81 sales
Omce. F1atIron Bldg,
n y
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EF1EDIE

t....A--sLLOCs l&-T permanently removed
a. Esee-es pe.nIess5 consultation
S4sctra4sE1x Co.. East I'D 81
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FOR SAFE
Cleaneasy Hand Soap
Es-cr=s grease. paint. 9nk. any kind dirt
I'm hands VIII not in5C-e skin needed
81 -zc---=s and - acme foT securing tins.
1--Es. la-l tubs, etc loc- per can. Your
cese- has E. = not send - MS name
E-1 3 30 rl- = cans. delivered within go
--ss ~ EEw York City. WI p VIM
- Ez-cs- Lane. New York 80 John.
Al-RCS-1PEE gins mathematical sur
goa AID @urTeying Instruments: Uurs-
eee1ec pledges specially EicklLn's Oi6
Cu'ositg sao2. fe5 PARK Row.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-22

COUPLE.-Danish; cook. butler; city or
country; best OF references Apply Mrs-
Bacons Office, S51 9Th ave. near $50 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-22
GAS And ELECTRIC FIxTUREs.

GAS And ELECTRIC FIXTURES.
= CHANDELIERS. gas and
slsct-lc o. a. descriptions.
latest designs Of wrought
y 3Ton dining roou and par.cr
~ Chandeliers a. reduced prices.
f-T7 Union GAS FIXTURE CO.
cETs-AL and antique chandeliers; nsw
ana secondhand ra<ist0rE boilers. saG-
.-1Is t--ce-s z J Brown. 2z2 Canal 81.
LOsT-BzSKRooKS
EESE5oCK 10 z5s- ss2 Of the Cnion Dime
5zyl-EE Institution - missing Any per
49, uzv1F claim 10 4 Is hereby ca e
upp- g present The sane within ter DAYS
~ EL1--- 70 having said 2sSxbook can
oss1 E-- z neE one ISSUED
-Cs- -Ba-k5ooE No. go 5s. O. Dr. Dock
SszEs Institution. Any person having
cams -oo- Ezr1 book IS called upon 20
p-ese-- lie same 10 Chs bank within thirty
Gays -r rhe sad book W-ial De declared
cancelled s-E eE-izg1ished and new one
lFs-ed i- llg thereo1
-nET.-Bznksook 70. 81 oss. Bank FOR
SEFi1EE- 80 90 eve. New YORK DeT-
next s-oppe5- Please return book 20 bank
EXLLUsTEE French Millinery. alsc lsd.e5
arc geu--e11sus telt and straw hats OF
rFe-g description renovated. clsensc. blocked
Eks 1eH Fre1c5 Millinery 90 IS West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-22

COOK--Ctty OF suburbs: very nice woman;
good references. 80 to ELS. M. Hof-
MAJ er-s Bureau. 153 West sd st Tel.
after 10 g. N, lSo4-Chelse2-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-22

CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS Very
efficient. fine references; wages S22s 25.
Nine. BerEer's Bureau, 43S 9th ave, near
9th St Phone 23Q-Madison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-22
COLLECTIONS

EE MAXI COLLECTIONS everywhere
NC cC ec-i0n nc charge Perfectly re-
tpo-s-1 Murray Coil ection Co. 2Je Broad
Esy Tel 4s-s-Cor-
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UMBRELLAS.

OLD GOLD AND SILVER
GOLD silver, platinum. diamonds, rubien.
ss5phirss pearls. emsraios awn tickets;
veluables bought. John Daley. Ga etn a's.
WORKOUT R0id and silver bought ~ 4
LonRnan's sons. gold and silver rseasTS
Q John at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-22

COOK and LAUNDRESs.- con1petsnt
woman: good bread baker; city or coun-
Try; also chambeTnaid and waitress per-
soRaI references. Mira CoopeTs Bureau
g57 9Th ave. 3sIh st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-22

CEAMBERMAID and sEARsTRESS.-By
competent Finnish girl; several years
experiences has best reference; good seam
stress and maid Jussila Bureau $50 Lex
tngton ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-22

COOK, &c.-CHAMBERMAID. &c.-TwO
girls: cook and iaundress rood baker,
9th cham bernaid and waitress; do entire
work OF private family city or out Miss
MorrOw's Bureau. T21 Lexington ave. cor
uer 5Sth A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-22

CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS - BIZ
competent reliable girl neat. willing
and obllging; excellent references. Cal
Mrs. Cooperis Bureau. 657 9th ave, 5Sth st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-22

ADVERTISEMENTS ana SUBSCRIPTIONS rur
The Tribune received AZ their uptosa
Ofica No. 1864 Broadway. between SSth
and 97th sta. until o'clock .. m Al
Vsrtissmants received at the following
branch oiflcea AZ regular ONCE rates untti 4
O'clock D. m viz: 264 SIN ave o
cor 23d st.; 153 8th ave. cor 18th at f0A
East i4th st 25T West 42e ST between
Tth and str ayes og3 West i25th a t0a5
50 ave 1929 80 ave. near 6ist ~ f7OS
let ave. near S9th It. 15T East toath AZ
Tss fremont ave: a50 30 ave and any
American District Telegraph 0faeA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-22

COOK.-Vsry good: neat German girl;
best references: wages sac. friend wait
ress, Norwegian, excellent: S25. Osler-
berg's Bureau. 71s Lexington ava TAI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-22

COOK.-CHAMBERMA and WAITRESS.
Two girls will co work OF ANAL house:
COOK has Six years references last en-
plcyer, UndersIanCs- good Cooking; CHAM
bermald and waitress. willing 20 De ge1sT-
ally useful employ sE selling house Cause OK
leaving. v, Miss FITZGERALD Bureau. 603
6th ave-. corner 42d st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-22
RESTAURhSTH.

EAtElL HEsfS 2 German Restaurant. l0S-
SSllS III - lI4 Z i4rh Importer II
srtSSsarguT Eofers2- Pilznsf Gs1osssn-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-22
STAINED CLASS SUBSTITUTE.

sL1TER e thin. transparent rls-
.tI's- carving designs n coloTs fOr the
-e--.e-tsf-1n - sheet glass Importer.
-. ,. Glsile 2GI0 Broadway cii-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-22

CHAMBERMAID.-N girl: good reco-
mendation; also other girls. Finland
Bureau. 324 Columbus ave- Tel. 1859
Riverside.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-22

ADVERTISEMENT. asa suhscriStiens for
or4cr No 1868 Broadway. between Soth
.ns s7th ats, NTH O'Clock D. m. Ad-
ersrrh ofsce. a. regular once rstes until
e'cIoek 10 m viz. 264 eth ave. .. =.
cor 23d st.. 1853 9TH ave. Ger. i2th ct 10
PAS l4th st; PSI West 4Sd St netwesa
M ave, 1896 Sd ave. near elzt st los
rs, ave near seth st. 1877 East 10th 81
75e Fremont T5,s, @ys TeI ~ a. oe;eA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-22

COOK--Good: 81 a day. 512 West I'D st
Room IS
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CHAMBERMA1J - SEA MISTRESS
lish, trotestanti will assist waitress: ex-
ceptionaIly neat, refined young woman;
personal city references. l. IL, Mrs Col
ner's Agency. Id West 23d AZ
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BURGLAR ALARMS.

PROTECT YOUR HOUSE
sks-ns- burglars. s. ARTHUR BROWN &
-. -. E-ec---claaE. 126 LiDeT-y 81 blgs-Cort-
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CHAMBERMAID and sEAMSTRESS.-By
refined Swedish girl; first class refer
enceS; very competent: city only; wages
s25. Julien Bureau. ~ West 42d St Tel.
43S1-Bryant-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-22

COOK--Competent private family; excel
lent references; wages SIS. Nine. Der
gers Bureau, ass 9Th ave. rear 27th st
Phone 23o-Madison-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-22

EIeTuala-
uOTSEWOREER, In MontcIair. n. u
willing. reliable young woman; personal
reference necessary; good cook and laun-
dress: family OF four; Protestant preferred;
apply by letter. giving references; good
home and privileges TO right party Ad-
dress A, Box 43, Tribune Office
WANTED.-A nurse for 1S-month baby;
Protestant; bring references. Call at es7
Madison ave. between 1913 o'clock on
Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-22
PIANOS ASD ORGANS.

Ne by cor pct cash second hand pianos,
se1c postzl s1G representative vii call
et lss@ sfeiEKzg eGESzlns Wlss P18n6
lc-. j Ezst -gscn e.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-02

Flight TO Have one Put In psmoosat.
q Platform.

Denver, Colo. July THE light
ov0r the anti-lnjunrtion plank In the
democratic platform Is now the only.
struggle In which the committee on
resolutions. and posslbly the ccnven
tion itself, may be involved.
IL deveiopes that the prohibition
question Is to be brought 70 the front
and that a desperate effort will be
made 70 have a plank declaring In w.
favor placed In the platform.
The prohibition movement will be
headed by General James 3 weayes,
Of iowa. who demanded Of the recent
democratic convention 10 that stats
hat Il declare In favor OF prohibition.
General weaver and hts followers we're
not successful in their efforts IN their
own state but nothing darntcd BY
their failure, have made arrangements
to bring the matter up before the DEM
ocratic national convention
They claim, moreover. 70 have a
strong backing from a number Of the
southern delegations. which have re.
Gently passed prohibition laws, aud u
Il declared confidently BY General
Viewers adherents that Il the deuo-
cratic national pMtform DOES not con.
cain prohibition plank a viii only
BE- tor the reason that the hardest
kind OF fighting has boon unable 70
secure It's adoption
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-02
POISONED ALE SENT
Philadelphia Physician Probably
Victim Of Foul Play.
POLICE WORKING ON A CLUE
sensationaI Developments Are Likely
To Follow the rsath ef Or. William
n. wIIson--Theo o. the Police >
Rather Startling One.

Philadelphia. Pa, July 1--The pc
lice OF this city hope 70 be able 70
make en important move III the case
OF DR.. william III. Wilson, who died
suddenly last Friday night after drink
ing bottle OF ale and who Is believ
ed to have been polaoned.
II was at first thought that the doc
tor had died from natural causes, hut
there were so many suspicious cir
Oumstances surrounding his death that
the coroner investigated This re-
suited in an expressed opinion that
DR.. Wilson was poisoned and that he
did not admlpister the poison himself.
Had Remuneraslys Practice
At the house where Dg. Wilson had
lived for about ten years. there was
no sign Indicating that a physician
lived there. He did not do general
practices ia the neighborhood he
had patients. however, and they are
sald to have been principally women
who were able to pay.well for his ser
vices. The llna Of practice she doc
tor had was highly remuneratve, for
he was noted ~ good spcnder +"
and he had a summer home ut Corn.
wells. near Philadelphia. a steam
launch and an automobile
The motive for the supposed murder
IS believed to be hidden IN Or viii
sons medical practice The theory
Of the police Il that Il male friend OF
relative Of woman who Is believed
h have died after receiving medical
attention az the hands Of Or Wil
son sent the poisoned ale.
Very important ciew.
Frank Pau the coroner'u detective
left the city 70 run out what Is com
sldered q very Important clew. Before
leaving he said there was no dou'
that the ale contained cyanide 81
potassium The ale was delivered BY
express and has been traced 10 q Ger
tain place which Il row under suFvcil
lance.
DR.. Wilson's wife had a narrow es'
cape from death When or Wilson
oponcd the pint bottle ofshle no pour
Cd half Of Il In q glass end offered
4 b Mrs. Wilson The doctor tool
the drrt drink. and noticing something
peculiar IN the taste. told his wife mol
% touch Il. A few minutes later n
became M and died on ths way 70 .
hospital
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-02
HIGH LICENSE PREVAILED.


Bat0n Rouge, La. suly l-That
Louisiana shall be high license state
tor the next two years, at least. was
finally decided by the assembly when
the senate passed the Shattuck Gay
liquor bill BY vote Of 20 to 4,
This measure aas passed the house.
and II known to have abe governors
approval II fixes the minimum par
irh license at $500. mlnlmum state at
eEo0. with maximum licenses running
up to several thousand dallors each
The prohibitionists made q strong
Eight and such a good showing that
their leaders claim they have an excel
lent opportunity to pass a statewide
prohibition law when the Eext assem-
BY meets two years hence.
Maanwhiie the high license expert
meat will be tried under most interest
ing circumstances. More than half
the territory Of Louisiana already IL
dry under local option laws. In this
dry territory lives nearly half tae
population Of tho state. Tho total
area or Louisiana n lS.fs6 square
miles, and OF this approximate
" 27.o0o square miles Il dry.
leaving 4 little over is. 600 square
miles IA which the saloon is permitted ,
The population. according to tho 1900
ccnsus, was 1881 Gas, Of which approx.
imately $4,000 persons I've in dry ter
ritory. leaving over 500 600 In the
saloon territory
The high license law Is seKpected to
give the state close to $500 900 sd
ditional revenue yearly.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-02
IDGE GRAY WOULD
| Please lie Laber Vote, Say
NebraSkans, As


a 49,. klst,ri, q nka khat
~ Asserted ~ ~
v Democratic Party WIN MAKE "
-. a,a a. DE labor Vote
nlnnctlon FLANK
5kncoln. Neb.. July line Ns'
Bska delegation 70 che Denver cen
ktion win approve any New fofE
M on whom sne factions 81 tnAs
a can unite for vice president
Railing IN thlse Nebraska Win yote
IIdly for Judge Cray for vice RreSl'
M me record Of Judge Gray
regarded al one Of the best tor
saslns the labor votes and # Is TOT
Ise votes that the Democratic pagty
going Is make It's strongest BID, as
Y ~ Nebraskans.
|rt, Nohraeta delegation. which Is
nsidered in accord with MT Bryan
ever particular. is standing for 2
long antlIniunction plank which VII
|sisfy the demands Of President Com
rs ana other labor leaders This
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-02
4 RECORD ron BRAveRv.
IapssIn Wilson Has saved Slxsy-seven
Persons frpm Drowning.

~FN~tH Wtl~3t' tt&1 SNV~N At"fF -atN@W
Persons from Drowning.
New York. Jul f.-"well, she's
he sixty-seventh I've saved from
owning said Captain Frederick G
Pilson as he dragged Miss Laura
galsh ont OF the XIII Won Kull and
lld her on the Bayonne beach.
Ten minutes before the captain had
een Miss Walsh. who lives at Port
Richmond Staten Island, fan over
para from a pier. ana without waiting
zen . kick on his shoes. he had
aAsel % her rescue He had ths
pnng woman n his grasp before she
~ time to sink.
II was Wilson's fort, seventh birth.
~ and he feis extremely proud 70
'AFs been able % celebrate II vita
Fsaeue lie has several medals
1afded BY the government Tor Draw
Two winters ago Wilson res
W. tafee boys who were drlflink "a
'ef Heath on an re Zoe On the XIII
~ Nall. Wilson's home Ia on TIA
~ q ne famous packet James ne
,.'eS, which IA her eay wis Aaown A
seeaa q the Atlantic. He pur
rAaee ne Anlk three years kro snc
''FAee 4 "a the Bayonne sanaa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-02

Mrs. Whey MIxsll ard y ~ Hall ne.
ina Tried on Murder Charge,

Ina Tiled on Murder Charge
Mobile. Ala. July i~-,A Meridian.
Miss special sayEs
Mrs Whey Mixelle ana II n HAN
OF Wayne oounty arc on trial n the
circuit court hefo on change o. venue
charged with tho murder o. DOE MI
cello and that they accomplished hla
death through the Use o. strychnine
placed IN medicine MiEcllo was TAX
Ing
Mlkelle died very suddenly and his
aLtA.-4. A.ia.. ..sAnaas AAA 49, hssAe
exhumed An analysis IL alleged 70
have shown quantities. o. atrychnlne ID
the stomach, and the arrest Of Hall
and Mrs Ml1elie Immediately follow.
cd The dofcndanin through their
counsel asked for q change of weave
20 t4auderdale county,
District Attorney HArFisop, ~
wayneaboro. "a prosecuting the case ],
and Attorney g)an Taylor Il chief eour.
sci Tor the defense
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-02

Certain RsportA
Albany. n. r.. July ALBERT ~
TToyt. editor cg the Argus, has receive
"a the following ssis explanatory cable.
gram from former Governor r4vid y
Baii. the reference belpg 70 AZ inter
view which wea published widely ~
coming from Mr. FIiIl or The day NJ
sailed s0f Eascpe.
IN this Interview MF Eliil Vas auot
"A a. referring v Governor Johnson A.
-ths poor hoase eanditafe eFlti-
cialng Rir Hryna. and saying tnat
aihore il 10 aemocraisc party
~Parin, lnre - lieyt AFwBs. A.
tany ~ VI. Aftention inS, called
10 aliersd poilslesi laterylsw in Amer
srau n@TApap~fa pubiifhea AFTER my
arparlara Jhey afs nciitio4s ]
authorize ycu % feay same fhrUu6h
ire Associated Fress aaa others.
gssHntdp lsiih~
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-02
BorH lEos Cur orr.



From tila Home.
Birmingham. Ala. 5uly i--flale
RIchmond. boy ia his teens had boih
Leg cut On IN 4 local lnArmafy Tuos
day morning ana FRED Bryant 4 com.
panl0n. d nsissin9 a. the result - ap
accident whlcA befoll them while rnn'
ming away from hDme.
Thoy had soften 10 farther than
Alfalfa On she Alabama Crest Southefn
rallroad when ne Richmond boy fell
from 4 train "a which ihey we're beat
ing their way and hoth Iegn wore
crushed He dragged hlms@lf f0F
some distance IN order 70 attract e.
lrnti0n ~ pssaefshy.
The Bryant boy wRs heard 10 err
oat bnt De "A niaaing
tho faihef ~ the fifyanf NY has
seHf gnnBers - ne rDnd bsiieeine
that BIZ NY wns Killed
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-02

Cushhert Ca July III W..
Lee, prominent citizen. q beading and
sgcesasinl PLANTER ~ Ran1ssph coansy
widely known throughout centsnl Uecr.
v'a Mar nywerionsiy Disappeared from
pfc homo near sprinevaie. few milea
lFeu culhtert and notwithstanding
persiaieut ane anrsmlitine search ~
three Of ~ sons BY other relatives
and BY the police departments u The
sbfse az fsur cities nothing reliable
haN been chsainea Al 70 hia w.hsFs
ahnafs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-02

saad, o.. July alss I'm.
strwsin, q teaeher from nai
A. "as held ~ and robbed n
\. $3.50 aat 4 rssrrn ticket u na,
neErc vho wabbns her ~
"a q Eaat Elghteossh strpes
IN. - aFenas aIlas wappar
n Per ray 40 her boarding
1sa ~ negro atAppsa from
\ -, re- ~ niia1ed 4 hlow
h, iAea sxnshsa her ~ tss
~ eesplss Der strureien
Aray ~, hanahar aaa poss.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-02

nssRess hva fgly fallss Tex
ne aan9uaemsnt NV 8tyr ae0 "
tAe ffieeN canifpi nnA that afgAf
fBoRaana men 81 fhe gsFioHs 4tsisienp
woaia ~ pat beee b wirs iqg am
piogeea 81 no chissg0. sillwtskes
a "a Paul wad. gestlenRfiT mea lYls
gH % flse siippp NpFs tat bark inso
serrite Ttsg fsgasu - Wogk -
tephoaf = eay ssapia aba az aass
4 meah
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-02
TWO k'lIEDi TWENTY HURT.
CALIFORNIA; Limited on the Santa Re u
Wrecked.

Winalow Aria. July 1.-The west
bound California limited on the Santa
re was wrecked near Hardy. ~ miles
east Of here killing Two trainmen ane
q prasengar. and injuring about twen'
II persons, only Mae OF whom are
said 70 have required hospital treat
inert
While going II . good rate Of speed,
the train sllnck burned bridge ex'
tcndsug OYER a ditch 90 feet vide. Tne
engine. mail car. accommodation car
and diner were badly wrecked fall.
Ing lnio the ravine. and tina Fireman
and engineer were buried under the
wreckage.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-02

Kisv yuiy Madam 0lNeilt
sherasngva. she vas eonanNd - she
political prinon here. was Tgsa1aY shot
ana tailed ~ rne cf fhe pris0n serti
nels who discoveries hpr sigrniiing
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TAFT QUITS CABINET.
Last Day as Member Of Presidents
Official Family.
BECOMES A PRIVATE CITIZEN
Hus VIII Hsnestcrth Devots His'
Time AssIduousIy 70 l4Is campalae
Cor the Presidency Until shs Fatsful
Day Of EIsetIon.

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Tuesday was William Howard 1afrs
last day as secretary Of war After
many years 81 dlsllngnlshed sorvlcea
10 his government Is justice % the
United States courts. governor gon'
eral OF The Philippine islands, AZ sec.
Rotary Of war. and ~ the special rep.
Preventative Of the government on sew
eral delicate and important Diplomatic
miasiona. he practically relInqalahess
TIE performance, s5r time II least,
o. duties AZ an otnciai a the Unltea
States.
Formal TranHtNr 60 Wright
The formal transfer a. the war d.
parsment from the administration o.
Secretary Taft 10 that or Secretary n.
II. Wright, his successor lo1k place
"Wednesday
Secretary Wrght WIN enter upon
sis new duties with substantially
clean slate. The last duty 70 DO per.
formed BY Secretary Tait eas The for.
NAL presentation II his successor ~
Assistant SECRETARY Oliver and 10 she
bureau and diylalun chiefs ~ the wnr
department Win his beat wishes
70 Secretary Wright for bis nueoespfal
administration Of the great depart.
ment the affairs or which he has
been chosen 10 administer Secretnry
Tan viii become once more q private
clllxon.
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AA.a efA..ll....e .A.4 A1Aunnshnr "a will
devote himself sssiduously "a Ma cam
palEn Cor The presidency u mo Unlyed
states
Goes 40 Hos Springs, Va
Secretary TAFT says that airs. Taft
had 10 arranged the hFeaklng ~ ol
housekeeping IN Waahington that they
would mot BE- able 10 leave hers entil
hokl Friday FOR Hot Springs. va. ~
which place they win remain until
yhe frat of September.
Tao Likelihood II that when Mr TAN
leaves wpshlneton on Friday Il VIII
BE- NOT % gtt0ra 90 tha hatl0nai eap-
ltaI nnsil afler thV November rleeiiau.
and IA TIE ayent 81 tiu tipcilon h tho
presidency. ne msy noi return ~ me
ciiy ~ WaahipRson until two 0F fhFce
daya before his inauguration On lae
fourth 81 neat Mafch
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