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The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-10-22

Denver, Oct. 21.--Fire early this
morning destroyed the grain elevator
of the Hungarian Mills company in
this city. causing a loss estimated
at nearly bali a million dollars.
The mills proper were saved after
o bard fight by firemen.
That the fire was OF lncendiary
origin Us testified to by the watch
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-10-22
TRAIN MANGLEs NEGRO.

Special to Daily panhandle.
Texarkana, Texas, Oct. 21.---lsaac
Williams, a negro was struck by a
Texas & Pacific train early this
morning on the Sulphur river bridge
and badly mangled but may live.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-10-22
RUSHING TO
GOLD FIELDS
Excitement on in New District
in New MGIiCO.=EI PaSO
Joins Rush
Special to Daily Panhandle.

Special 10 Daily Panhandle,
FL Paso, oct. 21.-A rush is on
to New Mexico similar to the Cali
fornia stampede in 1S49. The new
fields are near Sylyanite.
Last week what was a barren prai-
RE Is now a town Of ZOO.
Ell Paso supply men are swamped
with telegram orders for bedding,
tents and provisions.
Gold nuggets have been found on
the surface 200 miles distant.
FL Pasoans are joining the rush.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-10-22
SENDING OUT REMINDERS,

Austin, oct 21.---Insurancs Corr
missioner Love is sending out re-
mlnders TO the llts insurance CON-
panies that their Investments In
texas securities must We made by
end Of the year.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-10-22
ELEVATOR AND 100000 BUSHELS
OF WHEAT ARE BURNED IN DENVER

man. who says he saw two men Ioi-
terina near the mills before the blaze
started, and gave chase. he pur.
sued them several blocks without
overtakdng them, and when he re.
turned he found the elevator in
flames in several places.
Over 100000 bushels of wheat
were destroyed.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-10-22
FIRE NEAR MCKINNEY.

Special to Daily Panhandle.
Mckinney, Texa., Oct. 21--Wesley
Perkins residence four miles south
OF this city and occupied by Hunt
Eppe. was destroyed by fire today
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-10-22
CHARGED WITH SHOOTING.
Special to Daily Panhandle.

Special 10 Daily Panhandle.
Weathertord, Texas, Oct. Ill
Sheriff Peake today took Paddy Nell
son to the Palo Pinto jail. Nelson
Is charged with shooting B. OILERS
at Lyra. Fifty-tour shot pierced
OILERS body Nelson was unable to
make $1,000 bond.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-10-22
WOMAN HANGS HERSELF.
Special to DAILY Panhandle.

Fredericksburg, Texas, Oct. 21.-
Mrs. f. Luckenbach ended her life
here by hanging herself She was
found dead this morning hanging to
an upper round OF a standing ladder
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-10-22
Associated Press

Associated Press.
Hereford, n. NJ, Oct. 2t,-A FEAR
full tornado visited this section last
night and as result three persons
are dead ana thousands Of dollars
worth of good property has been
destroyed.
Many persons we're injured besides
the dead.
Buildings of lumber in this city
were wrecked.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-10-22
NOTED ACTRESS WHO
SUFFERED NERVOUS
PROSTRATION

Margaret Ellington, who for two sea-
sons has been playing a highly
emotional role in 1.-THE Thief"
suffered a nervous breakdown in
Boston and has been forced TO
temporarily abandon the stage.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-10-22

Union City, Tenn, Oct. 2i.--Coi'
II. u. Taylor, the aged Trenton law
YER who was taken from the hotel
pt Walnut Log nj the same time Cap
.ain ouinIan Rankin was lynched
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-10-22
HEREFORD, N. NJ. AND TUCUMCARI HIT BY
TORNADO--~FOUR DEAD---PROPERTY SWEPT AWAY
4
HASKELL'S SUIT AGAINST ROOSEVELT !:
: PROBABLY Be FILED IN MISSOURI !:
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Guthrie, Okla, Alt announced this afternoon
that Governor Theodore Roosevelt
Oklahoma likely Missouri avoid the protest
fairness could The attorneys who
working the Hearst suit employed, Reed Conkng
Lozer Kansas City X
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The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-10-22

JOE CANNON
Fourth Republican Congress-
man Pledges Hostility 10 the
Illinois Man
Associated Press.

Lincoln, Neb., oct. 21.--Congress-
man Moses p. Kinkaid (Rep) has
put himself on record as against the
reelection Of Joseph Cannon as
speaker. He is the fourth Republi-
can OF the Nebraska congressman
to make this pledge.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-10-22

The dead are:
THOMAS JONES.
MRS. H. {. JENKINS.
Il. c. WILLIAMS, Quay Valley,
The dead were living in Claim
Shuntics.
Their bodies were blown a great
distance from the ruined homes.
Six miles wide is swept bare by
the storm.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-10-22
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The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-10-22

and its contents burned with a loss
of $500. Origin of fire is UNI
known
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-10-22
GIVES NOTICE TO STOCKMEN

roundhouss fire Amarillo General
issued notice to all agents notify all stock
bring stock ship until they specifically
ability furnish the This
present of the Pecos valley
OF power. X
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The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-10-22

In private life Miss Ellington is
Mrs. Daniel FrohmaD. She was
Miss Msude Light Of Bloomington,
ILL.,, and takes the stage name of
Ellington from combination Of
the names OF her native state and
town. AN
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-02
CONDITIONS ARE IMPROVED.

people and Rallroads Are on More
Amieable Terms.
Montgomery Ala. July i.--Presi.
dent Charles Henderson. q the Ala
bama railroad commission. IA an I'm
terview said that the railroads and the
people are on more anicable terms
than at any time ia many years. He
has just returned from IA inspection
trip covering ter counties, and says
that the railroads are making every
effort to give the best OF service.
Claims are adjusted with little delay
and accommodation are adequate aud
freely provided. As rule. the
roadbeds are better. deposa more IN
line with needs and trains are doing
well In taking care Of travel promptly.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-02
POISONED ALE SENT
Philadelphia Physician Probably
Victim 81 Fonl Play.
POLICE WORKING ONA CLUE
Sensational Developments Are Likely
To Follow the Death 81 Or. William
4. wIIssn--Thsory o. the Police a
Rather startling one.

Philadelphia, Pa. July The 20.
lice OF this city hope 10 be able 70
make an important move N the case
OF DR.. william IA. Wilson, who died
suddenly last Friday night after drink,
ing a bottle OF ale and who is belie~
ed to have been poisoned.
1t was at first thought that the doc.
tor had died from natural causes, eut
there we're 50 many suspicious cir
cumstances surrounding bis death that
the coroner Investigated. This re-
suited In an expressed opinion that
DR.. Wilson was poisoned aud that no
dld not administer the poison himself
Had Remuneratlve Practice.
AZ the house where Dr. Wilson had
lived for about ten years, there was
no sign Indicating that physlcian
lived there. He did not DO a general
practices IN ne nelghbprhood ne
had patients. however, and they are
said to have been principally women
who we're able 10 pay well for bis ser.
vices The line OF practice the doc
tor had waa highly remuneratiye. for
ne was noted as a "good spcnder :"
and he had a summer home NJ Corn.
wells. near Philadelphia, steam
launch and an automobile.
The motive FOR the supposed murder
n believed 10 bq hidden n Dr VIII
sons medical practice, The theory
OF the police IL that a male friend or
relative Of woman who u believed
10 have died after receiving medical
attention 1T the hands Of Dr VII
son sent the poisoned ale.
Very impsrtani cisw
Frank Pau. the c0rouer's detective,
left the city 20 run out what Il con
sldered very important clew Before
leaving ne raid there was ~ doR
that tho ale contained cyanide ~
potassium. The ale was delivered BY
express and has been traced 70 Ger
tain place which IL BOW uHdeg nurveii.
lance.
Or. wiison's wife had a narrow 90
cape from death when or wilaon
opened the Pint bottle Of ale ne pour.
"a half ~ Il IN = glass and offered
Il b. Mrs. Wilson. The doctor loos
tha hrli drink. and noticing soneihlna
pecuilnr o. the taste. tod his wife not
20 touch Il A few minutes later DC
became ~ and died 90 tha way 10 .
h0aDltal.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-02
HIGH LICENSE pRsvMLEp.
New Saloon Regulations To 5s Tried
In Louisiana.

Baton Rouge, La, July 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 u vote Of 20 20 A.
This measure aas passed the house.
and II known to have abe governors
approval. It fixes the mlnimum par
ish license at $500, minimun state at
$500. with maximum licenses runninx
w TO several a S6aAnd dallors each.
The Oitloaists made strong
hght and such good showing that
their leaders claim they have an excel
lent opportunity 70 pass statewide
prohibition law when the next assem-
bly, meets two years hence
Msanwhi;e the high license expert
msnt VIII be tried under most interest
ing clrcnmssances. More than half
me territory OF Louisiana already is
dry under local option laws. In this
dry territory lives nearly half the
population Of the state, The total
area or Louisiana II AE.tRe square
miles, and OF this approximate,
~ $1,000 square miles Ia dry,
leaving little over 1s 900 square
miles In which the saloon IS permitted +.
The population, according 70 the 1900
census. was 1881 ,62s, OF which approx
inately $4,000 persons live in dry ter
ritory. leaving over 800 900 in tas
saloon territory.
The high license law 70 expected "a
give the state close TO $500, 900 cd
Ational revenue yearly.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-02

Cufhbers, Ca Isliy I'D. W.
Lee. a promincat eiiiEen. a leading asa
successful planter o. RANDOLPH coanty.
widely known thrpughput ceHirai OeoF.
re har myrieriously aisappearsd from
tis home near Springvaie. . few miies
rom CnfhttFt ara notuithEianeing
prrsisfeni ant anrsmssiinR search ~
three az his sons. ~ o'bsr relatives
and ~ fhe police &epsrtments ~ ~
shres ~ four cities noshlnw re'iAhis
has bsan obtained A. % hiS wAsrs
ahoufn.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-02

"FNf 49,
Aihnny. ~. VI. griy f.-.Aibert n
Hoyt. editor % me Argus. has recaiv-
"a ths following rslf sxvlsnateFy cable
gram from fotmcr Gugernaf rmvid y
Hlll. ths reffrenre beinn 20 A. inltr
vieE whish VS. pab'issee wffsN a.
coming from Af Iuil % ths an1 o.
asiisd fSg Eprpps
"a rte insfFri~w ~ 1874 We anes
~ a. rsfsrfinr - Cogsraor Sahnaan a.
-As pocg h1se eaaatiate fsiii-
rssinF SIR BryNn. asa tMFlne fkai
-thesg "a rp Aemnegatic rsftr
Paris. Snse - iiagt 4saas ~
hasy ~ N.f Asteafon faaf eailed
d snrrea polllies' sairwisw n Amtf
Iess nrwsa rgttef serf 6g
sesarsafs ste3 ats fesiilps
asthmits res 81 seer ssms ihfVNk
sss Armeiags4 Press Eed oltfreiNf
lgUnesl iiiih
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-02
GRANGE or vENuR.
Mrs. Whey Mlxsll and Y y. Hall o.
Ina Tried On Murder charps.

Mrs. Whey Mlxsll snd Y y. Hail %
Ina Tried on Murder charps.
Mobile. Ala. July i--sA Meridian
Niak special sayps
Mrs Whey Mlaelle and Il u Hall
Of Wayne county are on trial n iht
circuit court here GA change 81 venue
charged with the murder " Joe Mi
zelle and that they accomplished Ma
death through the use Of ntFychning
placed 10 nlealoine Mizeila was TAX.
ing.
MlnnlIe diea very suddenly and bic
friends bolhg uneasy. hsd tho bady
exhnmed. An analysis IA alleged 10
have shown quantities az stFychnine n
the stomach. and ne arrest 81 Hall
and Nrs MlxeIis Immediately follow.
"a. Toe defendants throuRh lhslg
counsel asked Tor a change 0f venue
70 Laudcfdale county
District Attorney Harrison. of
waynssboro. n prosecuting he case
ana Attorney Gan Taylor Il chlsf cosn
ncl Tor che deffnaa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-02

nirmingham, ala. lalF ~ n
MYFick % eleqtgieai saasaser a. me
aiesi plant Al Analey. Bsfd nv an
houf vita NJ ietl lee and ara sgeand
% pieces anf the aigo oi hin boaY ~
haaly iatefatea ihht nln iess innw was
expoaea sna shs seAtsnE ~ "a heart
vas visible.
TIE eEsineef haf baea caught IA the
eeEs ~ a. oragaeaa rAna. whiwh aad
- NJ iahea n plefsa n pNtseRls ne
beey Myfish himseif directed shs
weftmsb. aha q mlgusss eas required
N ass Aim Aewn ~ Fafaissa cos
seiaHese nnafi ~ 1isA. gwsaty n,la
RtEn afsef reattnT ~ kos,naf
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-02
~Dav~ PLANK aEiNo SAWED.
Flight 70 Have One Put In Democrat
IL Platform. ko

Denver, Colo, July 1.-The nght
over the anu-inianctlon plank In the
democratic platform is now the only
struggle Ia which the committee on
resolutions. and possibly the oonven
ton itself, may be involved
Il developes that che prohibition
Quostlon IA 10 be brought 90 the grcnt
and that desperate effort will be
made 10 have plank declaring In Its
favor placed IN the platform.
The prohibition movement will be
headed BY General James q. wsaver,
q Iowa. who demanded OF che recent
democratic convention In that state
that II declare IN favor OF prohibition.
General weaver and his followers were
not successful IN their efforts IN their
own state. but. nothing daunsed BY
their failure, have made arrangements
10 bring the matter W before The denn-
Ocrasic national convention.
They claim. moreover. 20 have a
strong backing from a number Of the
southern delegations. which have re-
Gently passed prohibition laws, and II
N DECLARED conAdently by General
viewers adherents that II the demo.
cratic hasionai platform does not con.
tain prohibition plank II wili only
BE- for the reason shat tho hardest
Kind 81 fshtlng bias beeR unable 70
secure ia adoption.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-02
sorn &c 90 oFF.
pa,s q Alabsma goy wire nan A&py
Fepm hla itome,

Fate 81 Alabsma 10y Whe llan A$ny
From hla hems
Illrluirahhn. Ala. Juiy I-flale
Ricamoad. : boy ~ Ma teens bad both
legs cui on IN q local inffmaFy Tues.
aay.morhing and Pred bryant. d c0m~
pahlon. n mississ a. ne Fesnlt ~ a.
accidens uhich befuii them ehiio Fun-
nIng assay fspm hose.
TAeF had g8tfea az further than
Afalia "a ne Aleba1a CREST BoafAeFn
rallrlad ahtn tAs Eliehmona boy fsil
from iroin a. whleh shey wefs hsafr
inK their gar SD boghyis us waFe
crushed ~ afaxrsa tlmsslf ~
soae disianee IA ogssar 10 attract a.
ssntion " gaRsefshy
The p3AnY boy was AsaFa 10 err
ouf hui hf II misfih9
ne fatAss n fh8 Hryans aoy hss
ssng runnnM nD the Fpaa beaarina
thag Ne bSg wKa kiisE
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-02

KA1aaif Rs4Ia. Jaig 4A4
gaglmeaisR ~ ths 6aaas pn ~ mfaa
kfaso. esr gts aame re galms
a sess q ~ ehar hsss tsss
m& ~ a. esma na8 aaranaY ~
fs Mpa ~ en Nltet Ats
aaaNk fe r ~ ~ afm ~
fr 8aA Ht B
M
M
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-02

naaH98e hWa 3aly i~8a0wiHM
80 apa4assemeni 4 few 4sYs ags AZ
- i'ineil ceutFsi foaf thas sisaf
fa1asani mae 90 lbs faftoas efrtNaas
measA ~ ga task iG weF& ~ sn
pegsag " ~ cAlsaao. sflimnskes
a ~ FAsi raae psssieslaflf msa lals
"a la sts aseee N8fe Baf hash lsig
peyvfre ybey mtWrR "a work "a
sheuF . ssg ths4uss ang ~ faga
A mntk
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-02

Klew gniY .MAenm 0ssFAs
shessinsvK. who wan ooragsf Z. iss
poli1cti prfsca hers. was THetEay shot
aaa hilss ~ enc - fhe pfiaar arru
neis wko discovered her siguaiing
wa 4 nifsar q sons " tsr co-grif
nners sAe nss sfanting As q Bi1'
eaw AZ re nus asa sas psuiiaprH frfi
n.rN hsmlN AZ
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-02
NC k,llEo: rMENrY I'LL.

csIlFornla Limited en- the Santa " h
Wrecked.
wiMslow. Aria. July l.--Ths vest
bound California limited on the Santa
re was Srsckei near HARDY, 10 miles
east Of herr killing two srsinmen ana
rsssenaer. and iniurng about twen.
~ persoLs. only nlae Of whom are
saia 70 h4se required hospital treat
inert
: While going a. sooi rate Of speed,
the train struck q burnsd bridge sx'
tending over q ditch 90 feet wite The
engine. malt car accommotaiiou ear
and dinsr weEa haaiy wrecked, fall
ing into the raysne and me nrrman
and engineer we're buried unasF tAs
wreckaFe.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-02

Tiasss Nant Sqiy t--es3oae,
DaHlN aw or sogsy yesw 4 ssR
lteai 81 tsentAna fise ~ Anao1s9a
moaesB a its sKs ~ esaliY ssyssgg
niMs ytHm FAieNirf Va eksesf a.
asnpiai wnisf ~ fha ntfu MlnaF
uhlet bfraSaf tfm &isiinesioa ~
va at@isitt a. 8tHsfsas Nmas nis2
ias Hs'sna feaeesn&set IisienH tayu
sGwk se@fnsf. Fnrf tlemsam Mf8F
Fre,a cfeai Pals Trssne Mspa
= Missn nagts fstfi tfNaalala
TrissseN fhe whis.an
IFgkFr
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-02
GRAY WOULD.
MS RUNNING MATE
4 By ths Msbraslsans that
,sae Party win Make It's
bId Cor the Labor Voter
plank.

LIZ. July 1.-THE Ne
ssion to the Denver CON
approve any New York
LII rhs factions Of that
Is isr vice president.
hls. Nebraska Win vote
kdge Gray for vice prcsi.
record Of Judge Gray
.as one OF tbs best for
ahor votes aud i Is for
MAJ the democratic party
Me its strongest bid. as
askanh.
ska delegation, which Is
4 accord with MT Bryan
cuIar, Is standing for q
junction plank Which will
mands OF President Com
pr labor leaders. This
h be further pleased with
bn Of Judge Gray for vice
\ the New York factions
on q mSn.
4 Josiah Marvel, Of viii
the manager Of the
mpaign. has accentuated
u the Delaware man Is
With Mr.. Bryan.
visited the Fairview
but has not yet given
ment further than thai
Fill be the nominee TOT
flank OF the democratic
be very aimilar to those
. of former years. The
raska democrats on the
changed and they viii
pn at once. according "a
enocrat who IL close e
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-02
p FOs sRAvsav.

y Has Saved slxty-seven
from Drowning.
Jul l.~wen. she's
BATH i've saved from
n Captain Frederick G
dragged Miss Laura
the Kiln von Kull and
Bayonns beach.
before me captain had
lsh, who lives At Port
Island. fail over
er, and without waiting
pF bis shoes. he had
a rescue. he had the
y his grasp before she
Ne.
PIE tirty-seventh birth.
els vxtremely proud 70
" celebrate Il With
: has several medals
2 government for bray.
iniera sso wIlscn rec,
vho we're crsflns d
an lea Zoe on ire KNl
\ ilsoas home Is on tAa
noas packet James NC.
her eay vas kuown a.
N Atlantic. ne par
shFee Years Acc ane
sha Bayonne sands.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-02
TAFT QUITS CABINET
Last Day as Member Of Presidents
Official Family.
BECOMES 4 PRIVATE CITIZEN
not Will Hsnessefth Dsvots hls
Time Asalaaously 20 Hls campalsN
Coz the Presidency 0NsIl ths Fswful
pay o election.

pay o election.
washington. y. O.. July t.--
Tuesday was William Howard Taft'a
last day as secretary 81 wAr. After
many years 81 distinguished services
u bis government as justice % the
Unised states courts, gcyerner gen
,eral ol the phlllppine Islands, AZ 500
rotary 81 war. and ~ tho special rep
Fosuniatiye og the government on sew
eral delicate ane important diplomatic
missions. he practically relinqnlsheas
the performance, bos a time Al least,
Of duties a. an olacial o. inc United
states.
Formal Transfer 10 Wright
The formal transfer 81 the War AZ.
partmcnt from no admGnlstratl0n ~
Secretary Taft 20 that " Secretary l.
"a Wright. hla nncceauof. took place
Wednesday.
Secretary Wright viii enter upon
nls new duties with Substantially =
clean slate The last duty 10 30 per-
formed Nv Secretary TaIl was the for
NAL presentation AZ hln successor 20
Assistant Secretary oliver and 70 The
burVaa and division chlefs of ne war
depsftment with hts heat wishes
10 Secretary Wright foF DIS successful
admlnsattation of me great depart.
mens lhe anasra u which he has
been. chosen 10 administer. @eefelEFg
TAR viii become once more . private
citizen
From nov unill the fatefai day o.
the elections next November. BE viii
devote himself asaiauously 70 bis cam.
palan for the presidency ~ the unltod
states.
Goes 70 bot aprlnem, Va
Secretary Tan says slni Mrs TAN
mad 40 arranged the breaking 10 %
housekeeping N WnyhlnRlon thal hey
w0aid NOT he ahie 10 leave here until
next Friday Or nos Springs. Va. "a
which place they will remain 8uili
no ffnt ~ September
Tbe likelihood a that when Ne TAR
lfavss WpNaineinn on Friday Il wili
~ not n return 70 the naiiDpaI cap.
lgai untll kftsr tho November election
and ~ the erens N M election % M
pfaaldeefy. ~ aay 90 Fefnfn ~ ma
city % waahlnwron unlil two o. TIRES
days before ~ luanEuratton % shs
iauFth ~ nest Aarch.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-02

flsn,sssge. Af&. lslg 1fm
Psose ct4frA sies ksfs IS ihs ass "
~ pears. ate ls tsIsses o. hate
ssss ~ sfsosl ffatasa ia tass see
uaa az fAq rot9gg Mga fA&ft
rvss fafts See gu asss asgset
tssss ~ as
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-02


JAY Mas En.
= teacher trom Dat
up ana rssbed ~
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-06
FIRE RISK RATES LOWER.
Underwriters Agree to Reduction tn
High Pressure Territory.

The rates of fire insurance, which were advanced
here shortly after San Francisco fire, will soon
be reduced IN the sections of the city protected by
the new high water pressure system. A meeting
Of the Fire Insurance Exchange will be held next
Wednesday night at which time the new and lower
schedule OF rates viii formally adopted and VIII
become effective Immediately
Underwriters said yesterday that a substantial
cut in present rates would be made. The lower
rates will cover principally the congested districts
between sd street end Houston street and east OF
Broadway.
The rates or sprinklered risks were not advanced
at the time when the others were increased, and II
IS not the ofthe Fire Insurance Exchange
10 reduce at the present time the prevailing rates
on this class of insurance The new schedule has
been prepared by a committee of leading under
writer's and ii only remains for the Fire Insurance
Exchange to adopt It. leading fire underwater
said yesterday that the action a recognition
on the part Of local fire underwriters Of New Horks
conceded safety against a sweeping confagratlon
such as has devastated Chicago, Baltimore and
Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-06

MACYS, Broadway and Sixth avenue. offer an
extensive toy display and a reduction sale OF dia-
monds and jewelry until Christmas. Chinese hand
embroidered grass linen centrepeces tablecloths
and scarfs will be features during the week The
furniture and cut glass departments will also at
tract
THE ONEILLADAMS COMPANY. Sixth ave-
nue. 10Th 10 I'D street, advertises a selection OF
holiday books and all other departments will be
stocked for the holiday trade. Empire and semi
hitting coats for women in caracu cloths and in the
newest imported designs will be shown during the
week
ABRAHAM & STRAUS. in Fulton street. Brook
lvn offer Russian pony skin coats. Persian lamb
Jackets and scarfs and neckpieces IN great variety
There is also complete assortment of children's
f;rs and mems fur caps and gloves.
MATTHEW'S SONS. in Fulton street. Brook: n
announce for the coming week special exhibit OF
Christmas gifts including Japanese vases sni
ct1ios imported bronzes cut glass. moss and fern
decorations and dinner sets. There viii also be
holiday sale of silks.
BLoOMINGDALES, 18th street and Third ave-
nue. are making special sale Cd Oriental gusss