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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-22
TEpD'NHrS2

A pretty affair celebrating washing
toms birthday IL the wedding which
took place today at the home OF Mr.. q.
u. Wallace when Miss Leela NJ. Pan
ner and Charles Netxell were married,
the ceremony being performed at 2
o'clock by Apostle .. f. whitney. and
a reception following for about 40
guests. The rooms were beautifully
decorated in the national colors, naEs
and red and white carnations being
used throughout. The bride wore n
gown OF white net over tnffeta with
trimmings of real lace and carried
white carnations. The bridesmaid
Miss Bert Riley Of HALEY, Idaho, wore
gown Of hand-embroidercd chiffon
over yellow tafieta and carried a bou-
quet OF the new yellow carnations. MI,
Robert Wallace was best man. Mr.. and
Mrs Netsell viii be at home for time
at the Heron hotel.
Mrs. r. NJ Mullhall announce the
engagement OF her daughter Stella TO
william A Mitchell. the wedding to
take place In the near future.
pretty wedding Of the week was
that OF Miss Emma Dyer and William
t. Cox on Tuesday evening at the resi-
dence OF tho groom's uncle. William
]. Yard, tho ceremony being per-
formed at s: 80 by President George r
Emery, In the presence OF a number OF
their old time friends chiefly OF Bir1n-
ingh1m, England. The bride wore a
costume OF cream satin and carried
lilies OF tho valley. Afterward about 20
guests sat down to an elaborate sup
per. The rest OF the evening was spent
with music. singing and social chat
The bride and groom received q number
OF handsome presents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cox will be at home to their friends at
asa north First West street.
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GMINGe~e
ssE87255OTNG

DR.. and Mrss. Francis S. Bascom
and son Francis leave Wednesday for
the City Of Mexico and later will go to
Cuba and Florida, returning home by
the way of New Orleans. They will be
absent a month.
Mrs. Thomas Davis OF New York Is
in the city the guest of her parents,
Judge and Mrs. Hardness.
Mrs. Simon Bamberger win return
this week from an extended visit In
New York with her daughter, Mrs. Ar
thur Behal.
Mrs. W. H. Jones and niece, Miss
Maud McCargar left this week for Los
Angeles.
Mrs. George c. Moore returned Mon
day night from a visit of several weeks
in Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. D. Evans and daugh-
ter, Miss Rose Evans, returned Mon
day from New York.
Mrs. j. w Rooklidge is back from a
visit with her parents in Bingham.
Or. and Mrs. f. D. Hammond will
be at home after this week In their
new home at 1857 East Second South
street
Mrs. w. B. Searle, who has been
visiting in town, mas returned to her
home In Provo.
Mrs. j. S. Joyce of Ogden has been
the guest of Mrs. L. M. Allison for
few days past
Mrs. Simon Hamburger Is back after
q stay of several months in New York
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honor of her guest, Mas t.onghrdse
! OF Denver. the rooms being prettily
decorated 10 rcd carnations and pnila<
and about 20 guests present. Tho prises
were won by Mrs. William NJ Nc
CrcH, Miss MarEe E.llerbeck and a
guest prize went to Miss Loughbridse'
Miss Mary Lumnn gives a dancing
| party tonight ut her homo IA celebrn-
| ton OF the day.
Mrs. Thomas Marioncaux entertain
cd the Luncheon club on Tuesday. ana
a few outside guests besides. the de-
corsiions being IN ionquls and the fen-
( ture being n program OF original stories
by each guest.
The final game In tho bridge tourna-
nent was played on Tuesday at the
home OF Mrs. A. D. Cleveland. the VIM
pers being Mrs, %. $. Murray and Mrs.
G, w. Fideld. Another tournament has
meeting next week with Mrs Louis
Mccormick.
Miss jeanette Human has issued in
vitationa for a large dancing party
TO be given at her home Tuesday even-
ing. Feb %. FOR her guest, Miss Flor
ence Loughridge.
Mrs. w. II, Kriebel entertained at a
rolling roller skating party on Monday
and afterward at luncheon at Frank
Inns, the table being decorated In pink
and green. with carnations, pink rib
bon and pink shaded candies Mrs
Windsor V. Rice and Mrs. Ellsworth
Daggett poured tea and coffee, while
Miss Louise Sullivan. Mrs. David Tay-
lor, Mrs. David S. Murray and Miss
Minette Baer assisted in serving.
Mrs. Harry Chandler entertained a
few friends informally at tea on Tues
day.
Mrs, George Airs entertained in
formally at bridge on Monday.
Mrs. ]. d. Gatenby entertained in
formally on Monday for Miss Ericsson
and Miss Short of the oquirrh school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Fife entertain
ed few friends informally on Mon
uay.
DIR. and Mrs. j. \. White gave a
ohildren's party at Whitehall yesterday.
the affair being fancy dress one In
honor of Washlngton's birthday.
Tonight the last in the series OF
MidWinter balls VIII take place at
Christensen's under the direction of the
Young Matron's club, and tho details
viii be on the patriotic order.
Mrs. Kline gave an orpheum party
yesterday in honor Of Mrs. Frederick
Sinclair.
Mrs Edwin Butcher will entertain at
bridge next Wednesday at Fort Doug
las
Another social event to take place
next week at the post viii be the re-
ception on Monday night in honor OF
Lieut.. and Mrs. owen Seaman. who are
Just back from their wedding trip.
One of tho notable affairs of next
week will be the party to be given on
Friday in honor OF Mrs II. b. Wells,
by the Utah Women's Press club and
the Reapers' club, celebrating her
place at the home OF Dr. Ellis b. Ship
at 1880 o'clock.
The Elks' colonial party was one OF
the largest and most enjoyable of the
week. nearly 200 being present. and al
most everybody. being In costume.
Mrs. A. L. Hoppaugh and Mrs. f. J.
Gustin will entertain at bridge next
week at the home of the former.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Hampton enter
home on Thursday night. Mrs. Hamp-
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G1YGAT

The calender holidays are marked
by a social high tide, and washingion's
birthday week IS q conspicuous example
OF the rule. \ score OF delightful
events distinguished the day itself, and
during the entire week festivities have
been tinged By the prevailing sentiment
The most notable affair Of today -
perhaps the luncheon OF the Daughters
OF the American Revolution al me
Knutsford. the dining hall being bili,
iinantly decorated with the national
and colonial colofs while delightLul
program OF toasts was given by the
members.
The L. OF u. girls win celebrate the
dnto IN leap year hall tonight at the
gymnasium the patriotic and leap year
ideas to mingle IN the general DETAILS
A "Red. White and Blue Domino
Dancing" party viii be siyon tonight
by the 3. +. Pexotto Lodge for the
benefit OF the charity fund at the Unity
hall.
Miss Marion Rookidge entertained
a few friends informally on Wednesday.
An interesting celobrative affair OF
fhe Daughters of the Revolution at the
Exponent office, program being given
IN honor Of the day, and sentiments re-
lating TO Washington being among the
features. A paper will be given by Mrs.
Phoebe y Beatie on British and Tory
festivities in Philadelphia. and Mrs
Julia Il. Bund speaks upon patriotic
Suffering nj Valley Forge"
The Junior class of the High school
gave their annual dance last night in
the Eaton gymnasium. and all details
were on the leap year and patriotic
order. The patrons were Mr.. and Mrs.
A j. Gray, Mr.. and Hrs p ]. Rob
erts. Miss Ella Dukes. Miss Elsie Ward,
r. N. McNiece and Prof. q. a. Eaton.
Judge and Mrs. o. w. Powers enter
tanned at an elaborate dinner on Tues
day night for Mr.. and Mrs. Igleheart
and MIR. and Mrs. Scheid. the decora-
lions being in La France roses with
a vase of them for the centerpiece and
loose ones strewn over the table Sill
yer candelabra with pink shades were
used at each end and covers were laid
for II.
Mrs. Frank Bird was hostess at an
informal card party on Wednesday in
honor of Mrs. r. Sinclair and Mrs.
Nidpp oI ram lily
One of the delightful events of the
week waa the bridge tea given by Mrs.
w. H. Mcintyre and Mrs. Fred Dern
at the Mcintyre home on Wednesday.
the rooms being bright with daffodils
and smilax and about Ia tables played.
The hostesses were assisted by Mrs.
w. ID. Donoher, Mrs George Airs,
Mrs. James Dix and Mrs. Samuel Por-
ter. Prizes were won by Mrs. David
Murray, Mrs r., A Reyes, Mrs w. p.
Keyser, Mrs. Chase, Mrs. William
Brown Mrs. James Wells, Mrs. Albert
Walker. Mrs. w. l., Nichol, Mrs. Wal
ter Jennings. Mrs. Samuel Porter, Mrs
r. r. Bittcnger, Mrs. +. j. Fabian. Mrs.
Leslie Savage and Mrs. A. d. Cleve-
land.
DR. and Mrs. Fred Stauffer enter
tanned delightfully."- at cards on We'd
nesday night the amusement being 500.
and about ~ tables played. The decor
atfons were in pink and white.
Mrs. George Y Wallace entertained
at luncheon on Wednesday, |
covers being laid for about dozen.
Miss jeanette Luman was hostess Mt |
a pleasant card party on Tuesday in !
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c'sS>ScIcSScSSSsIcoS
ton viii be hostess at two card par
ties next week, on Wednesday and
Thursday respectively.
Mrs. Mcclure of Fort Douglas will
entertain at cards next Monday in hon.
or of her sister Miss Towles.
Next Wednesday night tho third an
nual ball Of the salt Lake Pressmen's
union, No. 1is, will take place at odeon
hall
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PROVO.

A pretty home wedding took place
Wednesday evening at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. Irving Hansen. When Mr.
Hansen's sister Miss Nina, was given
In marriage to Mr.. John Hansen OF
Richfield Bishop Ralph Poulton Of
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OGDEN.

Among the sodal events of the
week was the marriage on Monday
in Los Angeles of Bernard J. Knoth
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and this broadeot
cloth which outline the ded pce fronts the Capucn
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-06
RECEIVER Fc7 Il. g z, r. n.
Application Made by o d Colony Trvs,
Company Of Rostcn

Macon, Ga, Feb. 5.-On the pctI
tion Of the Old Colony Trust compa
ny OF Massachusetts, the Macon and
Birmingham railroad was placed in
the hands Of receiver by the order
OF Judge W. D, Ellis, Of Atlanta, Sam.
uel F, Parrott, vice president OF the
Georgia Southern and Florida being
named receiver.
The application for receiver was the
result OF the compauy'S ayOwcd inabli.
ity TO meet payments. In 1896 the
road issued bonds 10 the extent OF
100000, which were taken up BY the
Old Colony Trust company OF Massa.
chusetts. The bonds were TO bear in.
terest Of 8 per cent, and this interest
was to be paid on the first day Of Jan.
uary and the first OF July each year
The Massachusetts company alleges
that 1t has never been able 90 collect
a cent on the dates when interest was
due. The maturity OF the bonds was
w w III lFTOs ne TRUST COMPANY
alleges in It's petition for the appoint
ment Of receiver that the Macon
and Birmingham railroad IS hopeless
ly insolvent" and asks for an &C
counting Of the bonds aud the coupons
secured by the 100000 mortgage held
upon the railroad The road Is 20
continue In operation as before and no
large curtailment OF the working force
IL expected
The Macon and Birmingham road
was built early in tho nineties by the
Macon Construction company, OF
which Willis b. Sparks was tho pres
ident.
The line extends from Macon to La
Grange, a distance Of i05 miles. and
runs through the counties OF Bib,
Monroe. Crawford. Upton, Meriwetn-
or and Troup TO Lagrange.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-06
POLICE ON The WATCH.
Chicago Anarchists Beginning 10
show Dangerous Tsndenolaa.

chleaoo Anarchists Beginning 10
show Dangerous Tsndenelss.
Chicago. Feb. 8. Never IN the hia'
tory Of Chicago have anarchists and
other enenies OF law and order been
more dangerous than they are At pres
ent," declared Chief Of Police SAlp-
D. Monday night. "TAo city DO
lice are watching their movements
closely. You never know when theS
are going 10 break out"
Chief sbippy had just anishsa read.
Ing D police report Of . meeting o.
Chicago anAPohiHte a. whieh TIE Assae.
slnAtioA Of King Carlos and coo ans
that af President Moltialey we're Ap-
provIngly FefsFrea 10. In this Goa
nectioa the chief q police pointin' y
criticized munlcipal Judge TOrTisou
Cor suggesting that two msa arrested
here boF posting red plaear& nhlAw'
fully, advertising 80 anAFchiat meet
lnG, be released without penalty.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-06


lisbon. Feb. 6.-|The condition OF
King Manuel, who was shot In the
arm and face at the tine ais father
and brother were killed last Saturday,
Ia improving.
The Oficiai organ, IN its issue Of
Tuesday. declares that the funerals
Ot the late king and crown prince
viii DO held on Feb. : at 10 O'Clock
In the morning. At the Royal Panthe
On. Of 81. Vincent de Lisbon. With ell
the solemnity Doaaible
TIE Marquis Do Several. the PoFtu.
gnese minister % Great Britain. has
left here for London.
Material charges IN tho new cabinet
have been made. Only three Insmbora
% TIE ministry, a. announced. remain
IN the cSbiaet eAsettsd Tuesday,
The progressibt dissidchts voted on
Tueseay 10 support the new government
on condition that al political prison.
ers be freed. that all SziIss BE- per
mltted 10 return 70 Portugal and their
political rights be restored and ell en-
istinG measures oontFaTy 10 liberty be
Fepealed.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-06
MORE ron PENSioNa
Sum Of SiS 100000 Added TO RoII ~
eulloNAY Gil.

Sum Of SiS. 100000 Added TO RoIl ~
sUllouay Gil.
Washington, Feb. s.--The aullo-
way psaslou bill. which passed ne
house Monday Il property . substitute
for the bill introduced on Jan. ~ b.
Representative Dali Of Georgia.
The GullOwAy biil decreases the pen,
slons q ell the widows and minOg ohil.
dFea Of veterans Ut The hezioaa, IN.
dian end ciyii wsrp 70 Ot3 . uosth.
Thla doss not affect ne Allewaaes of
% . month t0P each child under ~.
and sASA helpless child.
Under this set The wsdow b rat ~
quiFaa 70 prove tAAl her AushaAa's
death WAs due 10 biz array EssvieA
The vStoras must have served e.
least hiRety days ADD been mAFFiea
prior 10 June 81. 1880, TIE Fsas %
attorneys adjudieatihG elaime are AEed
a. 90. This bill vas inlUaaoea ~
Mr.. Bullouay. The bili vNells the
DeAalon b,uisat aeaEly Via 900. 900 en-
hually, Representative BelI's measure
dld not iaelnde widows Of veterans
who served IN the unioa army In the
olVil var and vas Restricted
~ the veterans ol the MsxIeaa $40
Indian wars. he provided toF . GRaa.
Cd pension aeeoFdin.g 70 wages ~
from Iis tn $50 Ths Bpll0Eay hiIl.
however. wa preferred By the con.
mitise on psasi0us and vas the meas.
ufs reported 70 the house.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-06
STATE OFFICIALS INVOLVED.

More Evidence Regarding the PsnNSyl-
VanIa este Capitol Frauds.
voices and furniture showing that
prior to securing the capitol furnish
ing contract in 1904 Contractor SAn'
derson sold furniture TO the state on
the basis Of linear foot" measurement
we're put in evidence at the trial Of
Sanderson. former Auditor Oeaeral
Snyder former state Treasurer Math'
ues and James N, Shumaker. former
superintendent Of grounds and build
inRS in the Dauphin county couTt.
Tho deiense fought vigorously
AGAINST the introduction Of this evil.
deDce. without which II would have
be-.i dlfhcuh for the common Wealta TO
show that his charges by the sur
face foot" measure was irregular.
but was overruled BY Judge Kunksl
The common~ ealth also connected
former state oflcers With Sanderson
in the conspiracy charge BY showing
that they certified to bills containing
the wrong Item number Of the Sched'
uls unor (which Sanderson was given
the capitol furnishing contract.
The commonwealth does not expect
IN close Us case before Thursday.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-06
SPAIN ISvERV UNEASY
Anarchists and RevOlutiOnlStS
Growing Active,
ESPECIALLY At BARCELONA
Heavy Dstsehmsnts Of Soldiers Are on
Duty Day and Night In All the I'M
portant centsrs Of spain--AfonSo
and Queen Ara at Seville,

Madrid Feb. 5,--Iiing Alfonso and
Queen Victoria are at present at Sc
vile and Will return to Madrid only
should the situation in Portugal be-
come worse. and II should be dosir'
able for them to be near the ministry
and parliament to facilitate the taking
OF steps necessary for the protection
Of Spanish interests.
In addition to the strong force OF
Spanish troops kept along the Spanish
frontier heavy detachments Of soldiers
are on duty day and might In all the
important centers OF Spain, but espe-
olAlly at barcelona where the anar'
chists and revolutionists are said to
he showing signs OF activity,
II Is reported here that King Car
los Carried life insurance TO tho
amount OF $500. 900 IN an English COM
pAny, and that he had another policy
for S22 900 In q Spanish company,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-06
STRANGE COINCIDENCE,
Long Separated Brothers Meet Under
RathSr Unusual circumstances.

Augusta, Ga, Feb. 5.--The truth Of
the old saying that fact Is stranger
than fiction" Is proved here by re-
marka6lo chance
Frank LinGham came TO Augusta
several months ago from an Illinois
town and engaged board AZ u well
known Broad street boarding house
lie never talked of ais family and none
OF his fellow bOarders knew no hSd a
brother.
The other night stranger came To
Augusta and engaged board at the
same place. At supper some one re-
marked to him that no looked enough
like ono Of the older boardcrs. who
did not happen TO be present, To he his
twin brother The newcomer nAturs
ally asked the name OF this promio
and was startled To hear that Il was
lIngham. lie turned pale and gaspcd
that that was also his namO and that
he had a brother. but hNd not seen or
heard Of him for seven years, And
II happened that he had found this
missing one By accident
Several hundred miles from home.
neither perhaps thinking OF the other,
these two mon had come to the same
boarding house. had picked out toe
same place out Of the dozens In tho
city. Needless TO say that William aud
Frank Lngham. twin brothers, had n
happy meeting. even though It was
entirely unexpected.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-06
IN MAIL q YEARS
Letter 10 Delivered 70 Patty After
Moro Than HaH . Century.

Letter 10 Delivered 70 Patty After
More Than Haf . Century.
New York. Feb. 8 After n had
been more than fity.tour years In ,ae
mails q letter Was delivered Monday
10 Mrs. Elizabeth 3. Nichols. OF New
ark. ". J.
Monday morning Newark n@vwpa
pers reported the fact that there hAd
beea received 81 the post0ffieo . ist.
ter addressed 10 Mas EliGAAeth Oar
thuaits. tas postHaTt oa which shOw.
ID that Il had besa maiiaa n Ne1
Orleans. On Dee 90. 1854. TIE
POSTMASTER hnsw 10 oss Of that nsms
and did not knOv what 10 20 via ths
letter which Sas aAdr~sod 10 be- maj
dsa sane.
TIE letter proved 10 have besa writ
ten b. PAanis BFtsfia. Mfs. Nichols
coasih. No NV lives Ia ~ PAso.
Tea aa1 Who attsR1@d schaog win
Mrs. k'iehols mari shaA haif = esaiaSY
aeo. Ths feb iaSsas The istieg vac
30 badsy fAdna that the is3tsg IL hard
y dssiphsFabss. bHi ne address u
Olaln Tue snyetoDs NAH ba1ly vorn.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-06
Robbery Il YIsnna O.

''e1a Ga. Feb. S.--wsen J p.
80 sons. one OF the largest sup
: y l'@s In this section. opened thsir
" tuesday morning they foabd
ne unknown persons had for
49,, Uttered their store daring the
- 30 stolen z number Of pistols.
:. 10 d" cartEidgss and . quanii'y OF
One % the boliest features
90 case IL ths fact that the erin
'aisred tAs baru Of J. b. Wal
20 used bis h0Fse ard buGsy "
'7 he Elolaa eOods.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-06
FORMER surroR TRIED FORCE.
Two Men olver '2.T's' ss"t'ne' TO-
Attemptsd Kidnapping.

Two Men 0lVen i2.NeaF Ss"tsnee feF
Auemptsd Kidnapping.
Ndw York, Fob S.-FranceSoo Hs-
cechIo and CommoDo VolAr1o we're
sentepcsa TO Twelve years impgisop'
mon, IN the Kings county court Mon
"A, on the charge Of stlsmptiag To
kldnap Mrs. Angela ArerA ~ ne In
,,,,,,iop %, a f1rmcy sutton vAo nos
liyoS 10 CAliiornia.
TIE mea threatened Mn AreaA
ana appourced 70 her that tASJ would
axe hsr ~ force 10 her former suit
or ah!sss SIC concealed TO 60 v'Aes.
,upy The tao men we're arrested
st.r ,ss police bad oV"ftoard osir
lAgesS
Tao mez us's heavily armed and
,,,enyfr! % rrsis, arrest.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-06

Nensrr y Y. PED Ia sp'is
-. v.a,s- usaihsr. wofk % he Y
n u,-,,~ss reslGssee. Jso miSss sass
o, Arsea. 10 ssisE hsVt - AIts
e.. =, -. h ssEAEss % the Soss
"a. s,sr -; psy roll esTisG ~ S1S
a. 49, IiS. 80 ne worh hAs
ss.s is s~as-sss for Ave ysasS ala
s.,,,.- rs.r vi ~ Fsaaise4 - go
49, ia SOase - bHaA 80 kas
-. = "a EnEilss eassiss tss ~
,.i sg., q - hASd sia spSssalassa
s. 90 ~.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-06

Nos OfIeanR. Ia. Feb S.---AGAia
has the sAss ~ former lnspsotog Of
Police Edvari q whitaker been pcs
poaed whi,AhsF 10 sharEed eta hav'
inK BRED several shoss 81 iOssFA 10
vsqas q kycai hsEspapsF nsu. with
lstsni 10 ktll Tho sso0ilba eesaFTa1
several NesAH aEs. pat svefy time tat
the case les coms ~ The accused has
sschfna q DSrtpohsmsnt rhs ease
was postponed bseNass o0uAta Eof
wkitAsss ~as uhAhis 10 ~ n shs
ei,Y .-.-..--..
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-06
UNIT FOR FAIRBANKS
Indiana Republicans Select Dele
gates to National COnVenti6R.
TWENTY.sIx WERE NAMED
Contest for Places on the Delegation
Were Conducted In . Friendly splr.
II win No ssrIOUs Fractional flights.
VIII u Unit Tor Candidacy,

Indianapolis. Ind, Feb, indiana
republicans Tuesday soloetOd by dls.
trlct conventions twonty.siX delegatOa
10 the national convention.
The four delegates ~ large will be
selected by the state convention on
April 2,
Tho Indiana delegation will bo
unit for tho candidacy Of Vice Priest.
dent Charlca W. Fairbanks. District
conventions called 10 orgAnls0 the
state committee all indorsed him, tho
state committee and the Republican
Editorial association all Endorsed
him and the Indiana Lincoln league,
which mcotS Fob. ls, aud the Atato,
convention will endorse him. Tho
ChicaRo delegation from thia state will
be a unit In his support.
The contests for plaeoa on the In.
diana delegation were conducted In
friendly spirit with no serious fac.
tional lights.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-06
Avaarzo A sGaIoUS PANIC,
Woman GvsnosIlSa Sans % Audience
Filled oua b. safety.


Dstrolt. Mich. FEB. S.--chokinR
With smoke from tire that erackied
IN The rafiers directly above and 10
Iront q her In kerehRval aysnas n,
r. church Monday night, Nlss Eva
LadEate. . yOuhG woman evangelist
from ChioAEo. sAngithFoaEh the linss
Of GLORY for SIC" while her audience
MED out 10 safety Her ealmheas
GyeFted q serious panie
Miss I.adgats has ben assisting the
pastor Of the Ketchsyai church Al
number Of revival services.
TIE hrs, VAish p'AFtei from ds'se
tive wiring. WIS controlled when t
had d0As 600 SamsEs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-06

0taaag. rgb --EOaRt sahta ~.
Ialta. PuEtusuass eOasul ~ Caieas0.
49, seseaGsa 10 have requiem mass
sSiesFatsd ~ ~ Mars church - tho
Psnifst fathers AOuaay foF the AeaA
KiHS 81 eFoWn pFtaes u PSFtagal,
TNs E,ass win 10 esisbFaisd ~ Ayeh.
AiaAsp ouislsy 10 person,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-06

shs osshsd its Bralns oS. ~ ths ~.
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