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New-York tribune., 1908-10-20
RACING At EMPIRE CITY.
Horses VIII 90 to Post for First
Race at 2 O'clock.

The fall meeting Of the Empire City Racing
Association will begin to-day at the track near
Yonkers, and, ali things considered. a good pro-
gramme is offered. In view Of the shortening days
the hcrses viii 20 to the post for the first race at
, o'clock, instead of 2:30 as heretofore.
The Clark Memorial Stakes. with 5000 added Is
the feature Of the card. It is named in memory of
the late William H Clark. who built the track, but
died before 1t was opened TO the public. The dis
tance is six furlongs GoWan looks slightly cut Of
place Us she has been racing successfully over
distance of ground, but she is in with a feather
her back. and may force King Cobalt, Arasee
Spooner and The Squire to their best form
beat her.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-20
'Apprentice allowance.
WATER TOO ROUGH FOR ROWING, +,
Columbia Freshmen Report for Work, but Rice
Keeps Them Of Water.

Owing to rough water caused by a heavy north
west wind James Rice, the coach OF the Columbia
crews, unable to get his freshmen candidates
on the water yesterday. About forty first year
men reported at the Gould boathouse at usth
street and the Hudson River but the coach wouId
not permit them row.
Il was the intention Of Rice to have practice from
the barge on the other side of the river which
was used by Columbia at Poughkeepsie last year
but no water connections have been made 10 the
mainland, and the water was too cold for swim
ming
New-York tribune., 1908-10-20
ELIJAH sKAGGs MUST GO TO JAIL.
His Sentence of Twenty-one Years Confirmed
Wished to Prove His Divinity"

TF3v Telegraph to The Trbune.l
Little Rock Ark Oct 19.-The State Supreme
Court to-day affirmed the sentence of "Elijah"
skaggs 10 twenty-one years in the penitentary for
attacking Mrs Irene Taylor, member Of his sect
In park at Fort Smith, Ark
Mrs Taylor at first declared that she had been
assaulted by Skaggs, the self-styled prophet but
later she and skaggs testified that their relations
we're spiritual" and that they had sought to
bring about the hanging OF skaggs to enable him
"a prove his divinity by rising from the grave on
the third day.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-20
NOMINATION DAY IN CANADA.
A Close Election Predicted as Result of a
Bitter Campaign.

81. John. n, b.. Oct. 1s-This was nomination
day throughout Canada, and both the supporters
OF Sir Wilfrid Laurier, the Premier and head of
the Liberal party. and r. l.. Borden the leader
OF the Conservative opposition, succeeded in piac-
Ing candidates for members of Parliament In prac-
ticaily all OF the constituencies
Although the Liberal party controlled the In st
Parliament by an overwhelming majority. recent
provincial elections have shown heavy Liberal
losses. and close vote next Monday Is Indicated
New-York tribune., 1908-10-20
GRAND JURY FAILS TO 1ND1cT EARLE.
Artist, Of Affinity Notoriety, Charged with
Assaulting Wife, Escapes Trial.
IBy Telegraph 10 The II

[By Telegraph The Tribune
Goshen. N Y. Oct. ls.-The October grand Jury
completed its duties here to-day and handed in
the list OF indictments found. 1t failed 10 indct
Ferdinand Pinney Earle Of "afinity' notoristv
who had been held on a charge OF assaulting his
wife
Earle spent two days in the county 1an here in
the latter part OF August, and was released on
A0oo bail. The Earles living together again
at Monroe.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-20
BASEBALL MEETING AT HAND.

The annual meeting of the Eastern League of
Professional Baseball Clubs will be held at the Ho-
tel Victoria IN this city, On Tuesday, October q.
The meeting will open at u O'Clock
The eighth annual meeting of the National As
sociation will be held at Chicago on Tuesday. No
vernber 10 at the Auditorium Annex.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-20
KERMIT ROOSEVELT A RUNNER
Presidents Son Expected TO Make Good
Showing in Two-Mle Contest.
lBy Telegraph 70 The Tribuns- ]

Boston. Oct. 1s-Kernit Roosevelt. who appeared
as a football player the Harvard freshman team
a couple of weeks ago. is now going in Tor track
athletics He has entered the two-rnile IN rhs
Harvard fall athletic meet tomorrow, and II hs
repeats the showing he made at GrotOn he should
be up in front the finish.
The Presidents has been out daily with ths
cross country team. and has been depending
that TO get him into shape for the
New-York tribune., 1908-10-20
PAPER MAKERS GO BACK TO WORK.

Berlin. n H., Oct. 19.--In accordance with the
decision reached by them last night the paper
makers employed at the Berlin Mills company were
q, THAR work as usual. The refused to obey
an order to strike issued by ]. T. Carey president
Of the International Brotherhood OF Paper Makers.
r. Srnund woOd mill of the International Paper
Comrany was started to-day and the company In
tends TO start its pulp mill Tomorrow
Calais Me-. Oct. 1s.-After being two and a half
DAYS on strike, the paper makers resumed their
Dosfrions late to-day in the mills Of the Croix
Paper Company at Woodland
New-York tribune., 1908-10-20
rEw coNpITIoNs FOR RACING CARs

Paris. Oct 1s.-At meeting Of the international
committee Of the Association OF Recognized Auto
mobile Clubs to-day the conditions for racing
IS laid down at Cstend FOR the season Of 1913 were
amended. Car hereafter must have a minimum
weight lirlit OF 500 Kilograms c aS4 pounds. with
& cylinder bore CT least 80 rnillimetres.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-20
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name is that of the debtor, the second
that of the creditor, with date when Judgment was
filed:
ha'E ,sos SSs00 IS TAI So
MItxnsh' iaon e.-......-~. 17s1 SO
o. 1891. IT'S
SsmsH Levy al; March 2s 1894 .-....-- 1.os2 90
ReIx Cora Tanner; December H. 1901 Ccan-
..Ilssl ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~
New-York tribune., 1908-10-20

At the annual meeting of the Hamilton Grange
Lawn Tennis Club the following officers were re-
elected for the ensuing year: President, Edward
w Lbaire; vice-president. a. NJ. L.ovibond; secre-
tary, Ernest Miller treasurer Paul E. Mead. One
change was made in the board of governors in
which Albert b Ovitt was elected to succeed j. II
Abbiol. The board is follows: John W. Hall
c. B. Falls Joseph L. Ennis c. E. Bryant Julio
NJ. Stetnacher, Charles T. Shepard, Albert B
Oyitt and Frank 7 Harrat
New-York tribune., 1908-10-20
DRAWN BATTLE AT LAWN TENNIS.
Central and Prospect Park Teams Break Ever
in Two Matches

Lawn tennis players of Central Park and Pros
pect Park contested in a drawn battle yesterday on
the courts Of the latter. William H. Brown, jr,
and Russell Brown. the recent winners Of the parks
championship doubles, defeated their rivals. John
\. Brookes and w. 5. Akberg in straight sets,
O.. rs. In the other match Samuel Weis and
Horace A. Yost, of Central Park, were defeated
by Jesse Fishe and H A. Wilson after three live
ly sets at 7-5, 4-6 Sc. The single matches were
unfinished.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-20
rBy Telegraph TO The Tr,bune.1

l-h7cs. " Y. Oct ls-Footban practice at Cor
reI today was short and the men we're not
worked hard Move, Gardrer and Caldwell spent
q eocd part OF the afternoon in practising kicking
Epsls from placement and drop kicking. When the
teams were lined up for scriEnHage the man we're
pUt through plays slowly TO perfect formations and
70 give practice staying with The Spe-
ctsl attention given 10 aiding the with
The ball the varsity going the length Of the field
several times pulling and pushing the runner
through plays Further punting and covering punts
followed. and the we're sent around the track
four a ps before going TO the field house
Annapolis, Oct. 1e.-The football practice Of the
navy team was cut short to-day On account Of
drill, but the coaches made the most OF the time
and drilled the in formation with the Har-
ward game in view The programme for the rest
Ct the week is hard scrimnlage tomorrow. a
practice game with the University of Maryland on
"Wednesday another lineup on Thursday and a
signal drill On Friday.
Dsshien. Howard and Page. Of the coaching staT
1ho saw the Yale~West Point game on Saturday
were the field this afternoon and gave the
Navy players the benefit OF what they CLEANED.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-20

Automobiles.
AUTO BARGAINS p: Rs yS%6::t ySstl:: 10
look into our TIMES so. AUTO CO.,
daeidine 2lS-2I7 w. 4Gth ST.
We are the largest dealers tho world In new ana
second hand
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-09-24
eEcoNo rRlAL FoR sRocK.
Youthful slayer Of Louis KOhlsr Ia
Aaaln 10 Face Jury.

purvis. Miss. Sept 2s.--,John
Brock, the yontaful slayer OF Louis
Kohler. has been transferred from the
jackson iall to Purvis. TO be placed
on trial for the second time,
Brock is a mere youth. hardly out
OF his teens. and the cglme for which
ne was sentenced to death about one
year ago was an unusually atroctous
murder,
TechEtcal errors were committed BY
the lower court during his trial. and
a reversal was ordered BY tho ssprcme
court The appeal was handled BY
Captain Frank Johnston. OF Jackson.
formerpttnrney general and Brock en.
ioyed the unusual but constitutional. .
privilege OF being IN the court room
when his case was argued The prn.
oipal plea Of the defense at the sec.
ond trial win be insanity At the time
OF the killing
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-09-24
TO OENovNcE NIGHT Rlpsas.
President Of the Mississippi Fsrmers'
Union to Issue Mote,


Jackson. Miss, Sept. %. When
President @. R. Hightower OF the
Farmers Union Of Mississippi returns
TO headquarters this week, It Is saia
he will Issue an official statement
denouncing the several recent night
rider cutrages in this state and urg-
ing officers and members of local
branches OF the organization to give
the authorities every possible aid in
surpressing lawless manifestations to.
ward ginneTs
The statement, 1t is expected. viii
also set forth very clearly and
smphatically that the Farmers union
Is in no way involved in these out,
RACES, and that they win not be coun.
tenRnced BY members OF the organiza.
tion; that members found guilty
OF participation therein will be ousted
from membership in the union Toe
state press during the past week has
handled the night rider accidents with.
out gloves. declaring that these ..acts
OF lawlessness will not be tolerated,
and calling on the authorities 70 nip
the might rider organizations in the
bud. The seriousness OF the situa.
tion seems to be fully realized, and
With emphatic public sentiment
against the night riders. and the au.
thorlties making an energetic effort to
enforce the statutes. Il Is believed
that the movement can De quickly
suppressed.
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-09-24
MANY LIVES IN PERIL
Black Hand Outrage Reported iu
New York.
TENEMENT WAS SET ON FIRE
Members Of the Bard Said To Have
Fired the House % Avsnse Two Of
Their Number Who Are Serving
Prison Terms.

New York. Sept 80. One msn was
seriously hurt. doxen or more were
rescued from impending death BY DO
licemen aud iremen and the lives Of
a hundred more were imperiled when
members OF black band band Tues
day sought 70 ayenge two OF their fel.
lows who are now serving terms In
prison for attempting to blackmall
tenants In the big tenement house AZ
sSS West One Hundred and Sixteenth
street.
Almost Immediately after these two
men had been sentenced. occupants Of
the house received letters bearing the
black hand signature warning them
that the house wonld be destroyed.
That the threats were not Idle became
apparent Tuesday when passing
policeman saw smoke pouring from
the street door andrupeaed Il 10 nnd
tie hall a mass Of names,
Already the tenants had been arous.
ca by the stlnins smoke and fndlng
exit BY way Of the stairs cut Oh. we're
crowding the tire escapes.
so great was the press that many
OF the weakeroncs we're overcome be.
fore they coald get through the win.
dows oue man. Nlcholai Doyllo,
became panic stricken and sprane out
OF third story wina1w into me street.
lie was taken 10 a hospital Ia crit
ical condition.
Policemen and nremen had busy
time for few minutes helping toe
frightened tonants down from fre 80.
capes and high wiadows and in car
rying from the burning building a
number of psrsoas who had fallen 40.
conscious from lnnallng smoke.
The nre was extIngnlshed after u
had caused damage ef 5000.
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-09-24

wasasnrton. sept r. -pAs ~
crsans of from 50 tsEta 10 90 ee1ts As
hoar "a the pay % lieosyBs ass m'osa
tYps opurniara as 80 E1gsFA Aasss
prinssne smra 81 - Fut ir'g saFr
80 uxssber g. Nafies "a tAti Fse9
wns pones Mossay Pusir Pris'tl
Lnnes sayN the sngsrmeatti rtAKs p
msehsrs rompgnnia has igAs fisfs
pnmns arc thnt FfpArtsrt cgrfs'ess
~ Ehna e&cs Rre go sernlsiHS ~
anwaeassinn et1gl q laaf Saif ~ -
pxls sprEs a a. Asus saase.
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-09-24


heie % messsn.
iieaian. Esgi ~ Tie convention
% lha rniisd ipiaa iossae We open
"a % f'snsuii anli Tpeaday with prem
ioeat tmefieapa present from
~ pafss - ite eountff a. delegates
iepreaentinx the taFloue branshea "a
tar oraeF N lsn tnisea 8lAges Iohn
" HefnDas mtmbsF ~ Bsgiiamsst
tssffh iatFlia. mpmber ~ paFiiamenf.
tn4 faan Filt6l3boas aefe present NJ
Representatives ~ ghs ids6 bgaseh sl
ste isseaa
Anntishsg Wiliam a. wcanne4
oasfsA ne osewlsg praYsg AasisnI
Pgeslatst Mieh4ei Nfan. az walA
saaiphsa sas N ihe shslf
Orw4aissfign Nas Berfeeted shfoash
fae epeolaimesf ~ a0mmiigees aea
as ssrlr salouqhment had been AZ
fsagsa ~ % fasf sAesa eoamilises
Nisti haye oggcftaalsY " peFfoFn,
taeiF anttea
me onngpnticu wiA Ease sasoagh tha
neK1 fWe aaYs
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-09-24
MOB LYNCHES NEGRO
he Shot Sheriff While Latter
Was Attem; ting Arrest.
NEGRO WAS ALSO WOUNDED

Citizens % Town Of Fort 0almea Up
on learning ef the Outrage Formed
In sody, secured enc Negro ana
Shot Kim 70 Death.
Fort Gaines Ca, SEPT. as --cecrRa
Thomas. the negro who Mouday aAot
sheriff w VI Ealvd. while the ;at
ter was attempting to arrest him, aud
was wounded by tho sheriff. was shot
70 death by 4 mob at the Central OF
Georgia depot hore M0nday alternoos
The body Of tho negro was literally
riddled by bullets.
The people have been wrought 70 q
high pitch OF excitement and IN con
sequence judge Worrill adjourned she
present term az Clay superior court
70 the second Monday 10 December.
Wanted for Murder.
The negro was Identified hy parties
frnm shc9man "a one Implicated n
tao klllins q Ne Biua boys IA Ran.
dolph cunnty last weck.
Al au onily aonr M.pday mprnIng
sheriff W. w nalrt. og this county
IN attempting 10 arrest the murderer
of the Biua boys near Shellman. last
week Was wounded.
The nearo passed through the town
early Monday mornlug aud inquired
the way ~ gne riYeg wharf. 81 the
time eonfdln9 ~ the negro vino pllutcd
him that he wna one ~ those who had
killed two men near shellman, We on.
gaged this bog % SNOW him % the
wharf and on the NAY rehcnFssd bis
story oi the kiiling 10 Randolph coun.
~
After carrying him % me wharf sho
nesro boy came back 10 town ana
vent Immediately 10 sheriff Baird ana
informed him ~ the whereabouts og
the criminal They. together with
IiaiilR womaek. vent 20 the wharf
Nsgro Flrsa from Ambush.
Seeing sheriff palrd appgoachina
'the negro ambgshod hlmselg ana when
10 eioss range " Mm. Ne opened are
aud caatlnusd shootine until he haa
emptiud Ms gun hitting sheflif Baird
four tlmee. sha,ttnaa both arma and
shooting him lanopEh the aba9Boa
and lungs
sheriff Faird ehct fenr tines gno
ball penetrating she nrnoA neok ana
another his tcRig ssd sas hlmself dua.
pefagsly wounded
The news spread over The t0vn
aue N nfisen mlnusea q heavily arn,aG
force % asgermiped ana outraged cltl
Fens wtrg ID pauuig Of i've cFimlnnl.
and after ~ tours hunt Nlceaeaod Ia
ovorsahina sna esp,umas bin.
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-09-24

New York. Repi ss Mrs kath
efina Cismm0na DQuia. who II aalnR
iioRard Gould ~ dlygfeo. tas appllss
through eoanagl y JsFilce kiesesieb
fof sn order eompeillng W. Copld n
pay her tixe. 900 q ysag s'lmoag agd
sig ,g1g ~ her eoaEsel fees kilri
q hsanHr. tke lusslee hficsned shs
arwumani - flct AZ trg Franfsf M
C0fnellaa Euiilvan. rp1nsss lof Agr
Gosid ~ ssll'vsn sais ~ musf
lave more tins ps sasmins fhe pspsn
ia sse eaAe sid Declared fbat Mrs. !.
nooia d sgNfgaE 40 EaFtaa.es
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-09-24
pLEAsuRr BOAT cApsllrO.
Party Of Five Rescued when Almost
ExhAuatea.

Party Of Five Rescued when Almost
Exhausted.
Gulfp0rt, Miss. Sept. - --ciing-
Ing 10 an overturned pleasure boat AMI
fass drifting seaw4Fd. . party of nve
we're rescued from dFoWning late Mon.
day evening by J. v Galloway. a civil
engineer of this city. The party was
composed ~ Mrs l., J ssauiey and
Miss Matte winters 0f ihis city; w,
n. Engissh. of Birminghsm, Ala Z
Mr.. Harris. % jackson. Miss. and
the msn emgieysd % sail the boat
None of the party could swim-
TIE boat cApsirsd oH LgnE Beach
and had been dFlfting seward f1r an
hour vita the occupants ciiHging 70
the aides of fhe apast craft. Ns
oall0Wny, who resides on che saisg
froaf. heard cries i0r heip. Assisted
" hss fathsr. ae rgEst - fast a.
possible IL q ANAL tkln aat feachsi
tha party gast ln nme 70 sare fhslr
lives a. tkeg meFe ab0gf exaaasiff
Mlss winieru received some bfaiisa
snd scratches. 0tAerwiss ne parry
cave recovered ffgm t9a f1ocN
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-09-24

tee8fag 90 aegf ~ rae peagla
~ peeaiaf ~ egnwtelmfag mairitr
Meadag aeeeaa a. skv polls fg sae
iFtnsnee ~ 'pafs for By9M Ths
eiaetis& Nas otile4 ~ q s4se 80 gtt
s4 wsssF assas sss ag SIS 9se lehsei
aas eae ~ nsts a. a "a seg
sPpis.
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-09-24
MUST SHOW CORRESPONDENCE
Increase in Freight Charges Being
Prohed BY Commission.

Increase in Freiuht Charges Being
Prohed BY Commission.
Atlanta, Sept. 23 IAN order was
Issued at the close or the hearing be-
fore the interstate commerce commits
sion, sitting In Atlanta Monday after.
noon. to compel the Southeastern
Freight association, located la ATTAIN
IA, the Southeastern Mississippi Val.
ley Freight association, located In
Louisville. and all defendant compa.
nles connected with the recently IN.
creased freight rates on hay grain.
iour and similar products. 70 produce. /.
not later than 10 o'clock Thursday
morning. all letters, telegrams. papers
and other correspondence passing be-
tween the various roads IN regard 20
the proposed Increase since January !.
1908. or passing between these roads
and the associations named.
The order sent out is the
most farreachinE. Il is declared, ever
issued by the commission IN its effort
10 get al the bottom OF rate making,
TO see II there Is any reasonablenoss Ia
the incrpase.
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-09-24

Omaaa. Nst 800 ~ tfsgNs A..
q E@sn&a eas aesaeteS - faa -
asans eg csairman Mne& NJ gAm Gam
aarnffr ssnts aafQaai omMiitsa fe
sne fas asafs ~ liilas s1s hfs ~
cNAmns mafug slx1f
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-09-24
eoTroN MlLLs LOS OooRs.
Forty Million splndlss Are Wholly or
Partially tdle,

.
Manceester. England. Sept 20 -
More than 600 co,Ua mias n Lan
eAshlre re Idle. asa result % ne ais.
pute ogcr ~aaos betweyn operatives
and empi9seas This means gaat .c,y
million apindlos are Wholly Or partial
" stepped thar moro than g9sN 900,
900 az capital "a Dot hglnsing IN any
return. and that llo.cO0 operatives are
without work and losing something
over 5000. 900 u Vases i week. n
view Of the presenl glutted condition
OK the marset. Il u not believed that
this cessation of work win entail
heavy fAmaTes 70 me employers.
Il "a not fell here that tho strike
win last Ions. FOR the card room work
crs are expected 20 take a second bal
ioi soon and agree 20 take TIE . per
cent reduction IN wages which already
has been accepted BY the aplnuera
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-09-24

Atlanta. sept. "a. judge Ellis
signed an order Monday mornlne
sFunting 70 the deponiiors of the late
Neal rank second dividend This
was done % the request of the ~
ceiyera. TIE central Iiank ana Trust
corporation. through thssr attorneys.
candlar Thomson A ilirsch, Tbs re
cei,ers stated % tha court that ihes
have on hand Il fhe pfAsent time
s2ca ,ala S1 for ihe deposiinm This
doea noi quite mnss ~ pnf cent
diyiiepc bgi 4 "a declared shat ihers
VIII ~ 90 hand N ail pfobsbliity ~
thp time the eleiaena u made pafasls
snolsh % o3ual ibal amoanl The aiyl
dead all % made % me lg,A of Oc
tobaf
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-09-24
'NCE 7OWHITE House
hssidsnt UOsssvell's Summer
Vacation Ends.
II LEAVES SYCAMORE HILL

80 cheers and Well Wishes. Chief
s,.cutlvs Departs for Washington.
n, Had Busy Time. but Enjoyed
nlmssIt
oyster Bay, " r., Sept. 25.--TheO.
- Rooseveirs final summer vacation
l,spg his present term Of ONCE as
sssident OF the United States came
4 an end Tuesday morning, when,
IA his family and members Of tneI
~nner white nouse executive stan
!. departed amid cheers frrfi tae
,.,ong Of the residents for the white
AOu,e al washington. At the same
tue Oyster Bay ceased to be the sum.
nsi capital OF the United States, a
fas II mas proudly held for sdven
yis. There is not q resident in
iAk little village, from the Youngest
nls in whom the president always has
lar greatly Interested. 20 the feeble
sniiehaired old men, who have known
ns president for years. that does not
box with regret upon the close of th9'
hs presidential summo vacation and
he fnal departure OF their esteemed
eiissa to bis last term Of duty In
guiding the nation.
An Exceptional Vacation.
h several respects this has been an
mreptonal vacation for the president.
~ has entertained at Sycamore Hin
pare visitors than before and at the
REe tme has done much more work
iali 90 previous vacations. The polit..
ial situation. both national and state,
tiEe made tremendous amount OF
ssfk for him and kept the star OF
" executive Offices busy day and
rsA,
President Roosevelt went about
nse this vacation than ne ala last
simmer, He made trips 70 Newport
fs'fa he addressed the conference on
h'leship plans and naval war col
RD' % Jordanville. N. r.. where ae
we AZ the dedication OF monument
y captain John underhlll: 20 Prince
~ y j.. TO attend the funeral OF
wiser President Grover Cleveland:
Veaarhurst L !. TO witness
~ match and 70 Huntington. l..
. call al the camp or squadron
Nev York national guard.
WIN al bis duties Of state ana 20.
..''al work. the president has man
70 ahd considerable time h,r
In his stables be has a
.1lsI Of hne saddle horses ahica ha
'sed ln long rides aS0st ,he pret
e-1a''y of northern l.ons island.
-i accompauicd BY either Mrs.
s' o. one ot bis sons.
roosevelt 10 fond on lawn tea.
-na scarcely a day during the
y aeeks ae has been al sara.
h'a vita toe execution ~ Eun.
aa' passed without hlm pa-,lcs
= sgir;sd game vita soms|
hs las found time to - camp
s'a' tines oser uight win hisl
-. ~ o. tAese little outings hc has
~. A'7a eaioymert. on warm
go seHi for a alp n shs waters
~. Ierias Harbor. whars Ne 81.
-, 1i' 20 TIE bay Early IL sheI
oouiisssuble amoons ~ hayI
~, ' vas harvested ana ID MA
49, ]. PRESIDENT vas activs. AL
49,. aE also tie proslasns sssk
So afe.hE that "a vas srssIlsss|
a'a'erei, r.sarn, I. w.,.,,r
~. '''easis ssalsh ana n.sh 80.
49,. 'a rAesslon. ~ So m.n,
-. = F-4einr and has lasarsn.
A., i'on toakb Fsrarsins nstl
as E''i FhixA Ae ts Il rfsls -
Eva A 10 nnKt rear Hs 49,
~. n. - Fss aaalss ~ n. srsnals
rs.r h's hs~a perssrsiur N,
sg,. "a fsf,n a. 50 sasrs 80
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na-s..-s.-a.-
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-09-24
cat WAS AcoulrrED.
Had Been On Tdai for the Murder os
Her Neither.

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Her Neither.
plFm.pgham. Ala Sept a. rpe,
c.nl from natiisburg. Mitt says:
Lena Richsrdt0b . seventeen year
old giri of sumrall, Misa has been
acquitted W jury % the circuit court
Al rurvis. on a charEe ~ murder of
her fsthfr.
The jury MS out thirty minutes
Tho gigi was at oace taken 20 Der
hons By her ns1theF The trngeaf %.
curre6 last Dsesmber.
The flasher, Jach RicbArdson. = saw
mill employee. cane home IN . aaar
fsisome state os inebripsy Ths
ntixhhors ipok hlm nway frgm homo
"a fsat BE- Wpuia ngf miHtreat Me fam
~. bar iaier 10 tas nigst NJ rsfarnsA
and vita . hoe a. = weaDoa. guseAF
orst 10 Rel inio ,hs bonse fiia daneh
ssF. Lena. sefE~a 9 aouhis harrsist
shofEsn and parHsi him ~ sity away
when ~ nontinara ~ spgr1@eA $50
arta Into sha seu Rsiil ~ cama oas
$40 taen faitrg ~ guo aaa Witb sss
mame nimos sealntf his gi0maeh
cfai ~ aief zoe afiRs Ths SRI
tste natt w aag aespaF fss soucffy
ig taFFeaaff - a gAeffM "A FaFEfk