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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-19
VIGILANCE COMMITTEES FORMED

VIII Put End to Terrorlxlng by the
"Mashers" and "Peeplna Tome"
chicago. Sept ls--Citizens OF South
Oak Park wednesday organized a yigi-
lance committee TO put an end TO the
terrorizing OF women and children by
Washers" and "peeping Toms"
Nine prominent business men OF
the suburb, ineensed by the insults
members OF their families have been
forced TO endure, volunteered to do
police duty and walk heats until the
providers are driven from the commo.
nifty.
They applied for stars and authoS
ity 10 make arrests These we're re-
cured from j. e. Tristram. clerk OF
the village, and members OF the vigil
lance committee went on duty for the
hrst time "Wednesday night
The men are provided with reyol
vers and flashlights and are instructed
10 "shoot n necessary"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-19

New tcra 1904 az "a y Hsneili
a sermef stEteg ~ cis8eiana %
shaFsss Wia tes iasft ~ Fss A.. a.
rfFsf Aess TamsssF A. . gfleaasg ee
iks stsmmef Atssa laHnss ffem aaf
Paaie mfsrn Sg1eal 80 4 stsam
seig fetw testf sas psigafs hsMtm
t4aAEG parfiepaffy 80 tsrgtxs -
eANsEs Ia riegsgsas lis sissgsewss
gmxa 49, aae fnmgMats eamf
noaa afts- " l1e faaafe ~ ss1hsanees
81 FeNrt fa.g. wMFfa Msaa1i elaiNae
% Aase rsFEsgoaGsnts
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-19
RLoooY FloAr VIII ITALIAN.
he Killed Constable in Jan and Was
Himself slain.

FtN1SStN clatWs
st. Petersburg. Fla. Sept, rs, -
Constable ID. A, George was killed
here Wednesday by an unknown Itak
Ian. who was later killed IN a desper.
ate light vita Policeman Fletcher.
The italian came here from Tampa.
and practically took possession OF Cap.
tain Tuttles homo, The police were
aotiiied aud the man was carried 10
JAIL where he made an attack on
Constable George. who was alone with
the prisoner, II must have been a
fearful iigat, for the constahle's brains
were scattered about the door OF the
jail. and he was lyins In pool Of
blood when found.
Shots In the Jail attracted citixens,
and when the police went to the scene,
they were attacked by the Italian
Several shots were fred aud finally
the nre company was called Out ana
PLAYED stream OF water on the IA.
furiated italian. After two honra'
OF ngntng and the exchange OF y ios.
en- shots, Policeman Belchar succeed.
% Ia saoo,ing down tho Italian.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-19
EDlsoN's PREDICTION.
In Five Years Air ships VIII Be
Crossing the Atlantic.

SEo9SU2 Nle AttduIiC.
Salt Lake City. Utah. Sept. 49,
Within five years airships viii be car
rying passengers across the ocean in
eighteen hours. 200 miles an hour.
Aerial fight win be commerclalized
In that time.
THE north pole can and win be
reached in 4S-hour trip The per.
Tested helicopter will be able to en-
circle the globe in a week"
These statements were made by
Thos A. Edison, the inventor, In the
course of talk on aerial navigation.
Neither the aeroplanes now owned
by the Wright bnothers nor any air.
ship built along that principle nor
along the idea OF the iirigible balloon
will ever be OF practical use or sue.
cess commercially" he said.
THE successful machine must be
automatic in operation. The human
part Of Il must be reduced 20 mere
mechanism, as In the case OF the au-
tomobIle and steam engine. Otherwise
the dream of skimming the clouds
must ever remain dream"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-19

Mlnnea lila. Miaa aapt ~ 0ea
cafFga, amsas dsopkisAer. has an,
aounese tlai ~ hsa Fealsnsd a. ESQ.
iaip N the l'riffnlgy n allnsoeasa
itatsali eleven END that 81 woul1 nos
play tbis sts@aa 9aasr aRY eonafasg
htiab cspycn afmils inst D. d ID.
asiaibe 20 glag Bot sass u "a basnasM
~ hsa 4 subieef 10 snake w. "a hls
siaaiep % 40 uaiF@raify. aaa aat hs
rAWae De- etAf Risgea pFofsasiosal fiess
bah ~ bAaAash
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-19

l0neeugfp. ARK. Sept ik Reports
30 the eject shai me aiEbt riders aee
appearing IN thia county aRd makias
taEeaia that farmern should hold thslr
eo,inn ior eeHais period ~ tlme
and that . teftrin amourt " charges
b ms's fuF lAha gsnf. Al C0unre. .
well knewn farmer who Ia Reported b.
have been visited bg the niglA Hfer4.
has declared tAai The reports ttA bebu
rrcttly eKawEsAteg aHa thsi there IA
ahsoiaisly ~ uufb Ia tAs varsuns ~
porte which wsFs ciroaintea e1hesrn
ing ths msisaf
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-19
DEMOCRATIC RALLY.
Campaign on New Lines launch
ed In Alabama.
MANY PROMINENT SPEAKERS
Campaign 10 For tho Purpose. u 10
sa'u, o. EdueasInu Young Democrats
on Principles o. Democracy Speak
ers o. National Note invited,

Montgomery. sept Congress.
man Henry d, Clayton. who was tho
permanent chairman OF the national
democratic convention at Denver: j..
w romunson, head az the committee
on organization 81 tho national demo.
cratic committee, ana United States
senator Joseph Y. johnson. all OF AL.
ALBANIA, viii bs speakers AZ the demo.
cratic rally 20 DO held hers Friday
nignt.
Following the meeting % the state
campaign committee Wednesday. this
Will 30 the opening of campaign on
new lines. thati II, educating the yonns
democrats on principles o. democracy
"a thing that they have not been 70
celwng as result Of the tact that aimee
the days OF reconstruction the party
has been 40 fully IN power that little
~ this kind % work has heen done,
Arrangements are being made o
have speakers Of natlonAl ropate taks
part in the series 20 be delivered.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-19
PEACE or TIVE WORLD.
rPsrIlnmentary Union Met IN enc
nslehhtAa chamber a narIn.

lHter Parliamentary Union Met IN enc
Rsiehhiaa Chamber a. warlm.
Berlin. sept ~ The intog parlia
mentary union met IN tao chamber 81
the roichning To- discuss anew lhe
peace Of the worlHAn how % main.
tain Il through arbN kl1n Frederick
Palsy who. with Rad8tiph cfeemeF
az England founded the union twenty.
years ago, sat on thq platform pext
70 tee GeFman chancellor. prlnte you
liuslow Mr. Paasy. VITO Il slsAsy
alH years old. stlll has befors hla eyes
the vision u leslalatlen that nhalI Mp
rerent the wisdom and benavolsaeu
~ the Wogla. In addition 10 me
chancellor nearly ell the mombssa IN
the Pfuaaiaa and Imperial cabineta
were n she ministeFial ssats, whlle
hshina them upon tha platform t1svsd
jayne iIiii. enc American amhaaaador
ana NlcHolas Aiprsay Iiutler bFesldent
of Columbia unlgrftiy. were nnlone
the dlalihaui ned atnngerg.
Herr ahhon ehhirman ~ me Cltr
man deleKatin called lbs meellna 10
order Ne proposea ttsi prlhre lleln
rich SehOenaieh rafolRfh ~ eleefe8
president and this nsosian sap esrfiss
unanimously
Prince vDp nasloW made fhe wel
coming speech Ia behaif " tha aoy
eminent.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-19
rArr's ITINERARY.
Candidate Preparing Speeches for
strenuous Work Before Him.

Strenuous Work Before Him.
Cincinnati, o., Sept. is. With tae
the strenuous speaking itinerary OF
Judge Taft decided upon the time in
lersning before lie leaves here on his
TIP VIII be devoted largely TO the
preparations OF the important
speeches he is to deliver through the
vest. 2
That this work may be done the
more expeditlonusly Mr.. Taft will
spend the greater part OF each day at
street residence fof moi foim fofow
fAe Pike street residence OF his broth
81. where no win be able 70 avoid the
naay callers who constantly thronged
bs headquarters in the slnton hotel
There may be delegation or two
Which will come from Ohio points.
Dat the front porch feature OF the
campaign seems 70 have been com
peteil eciipsed by tho more Important
r'cgrAm OF travel.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-19

A'.'ia. Tex. sept. fS.-A south.
80, .,,'a Missouri Kansas ana TaxAa
a'' Eas dcra!led Wednesday nbOat
20 S.iiss norih % san Marcos. en-
-. .-.'.s ana tender inmpina ne trace
i,aEFing wiih 3, two raiimAn cars.
eaA'f cara. q mall eRg and a
alton car one Prilman ~.
or tse track Twanty psrsona
F're i2lsed
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-19
LEWIS n. CuANLRn.

head OF It's ucket for governor. the
present lieutenant governor Of the
state. Lewis s,uyyesat chanler. Of
Duchess county. s
The tickle, decided upon BY tho lead.
srs with enc exception seemed 10
meet The approval 81 an the delegates
and the nominations were made With
enthusiasm until tho once or state
engineer aud snryeyoF was reached
The conference candidate Tor thls of.
nee vas Philip =. FARLEY. o. Brooklyn.
an anti4McCarreu man Senator Me
Garren, amid the cheers " Bis sup.
portsra, took the platform ITO resent
Ga inEult" He declared the no.nina.
ton 81 Farley vas nErced 10 without
any regard 10 the Klngn county dele
gRtion and Was latcndei 10 ombarrass
them iie deelarNd b. would always
support dcmocrntic bomlnros bias
would no, bold himself responsible
Tor the action ~ the pcopls who foli
themselves lnaulted
Farley won on roll call. hui q mo.
zion 70 make ghe aomlnafloa unabt
NOUS was loat ~ tao o. three scat
torinE negatives
Tao foiiopinE II the ticket named
uovern1r- Lemis 3. chanisf. oil
pacheNa.
i.isu,snan' 0oyeyusr--Iohn A nla
81 W&akiuginn
serrsfsry a gsats sohs = wAalen
81 Monrog
slauia " Gaan. 81
Aib4uf
AtioEssy Censral s'eorse 81 PA
mrf. " R fsfie
Treaaan Juila Ilssssr. ~ Ger
fafh
stale EcF eeF m6a NaFptyuf Pail
70 r Fafky ~ kl6as
rhs cpattatSah aggrns4 wlltnag
esy nher Unlisd states Hsnaies
Gers. ~ o. atp@a haa m8ss q sfssf
na2faan
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-19
! KILLED, MANY HURT
Dense Fog Responsible For Acci-
deatS In Chicago.
TRAFFIC WAS HANDICAPPED
,,,.rurban Car Crashed into Elevated
with Serious Results TO Many Of the
passsnsers-Two LaborIns Men Are
Run Down and Killed.

Chicago. Sept. ls.-Dense fog Gov
,ring Chicago and its enyirons handi.
eapped transportation companies on
thursday and was responsible for a
number Of accidents in which two men
we're killed and several persons In
;ured. Through passenger trains
we're slowed up and suburban service
delayed on all roads.
An interurban car from Aurora
crashed into an elevated car on the
Oak Park incline, injuring several pas
Rngers. Two labOring men, one on
the south side and another at Cross
PARK. we're run down and killed u
railroad trains.
An engineer and fireman were In.
jured wnen their engine and three
ears on the Chicago and Northwestern
we're dOrailea by an engine and switch
crew which they did not see.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-19
PLor WAS FRUSTRATED
Attempt 10 Rslsate Alleged Mexican
Rsvclusionlsta

keVcluftQnlata.
Los Angeles. Cal. sept. iS+~s ecord,
cordins 10 the authorities o. the ooua.
~ jan where Magnon, villareal and
Rivera, tie alleged Mexican revolution.
lists. arc confined, plot 10 release
the men was discovered IN time 20
Illustrate isn accomplishment
Il Is said thst The mon we're to haya
been given their liberty Wednesday
which was the anniversary o. Mexican
independence. and the capture Of let
tor gave the Officers Information Of
tho manner 10 which tho prisoners
we're 20 30 smuagied out o. jail.
According b the account Eiyen
they were 20 be hurried aboard a yea.
sel AZ san Pedro and conveyed out ~
the country mf
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-19

Nashville. Tesa Sep, is- Toe foi
l0wing warniaE has been pgsie9 IN
sections ~ CrocEett county. Teas
~warnlaEi 70 re uan fnaf Keeps ine
nlror You are raanlER a nrk ~
retfing y1ur homes barHea up and
yourfelg Rnied Anofssr n5iice
uafna ere negtoss % move oai By ~
cember / under peaaily n Eealb TAe
feennr nrRiuu enc nsarues So @rhs
causes By ths hliag u whiie ~
sy nerroes a q pleaie q fsE sssAs
ago
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-19

New YORK. Sept, IS joan re- Red.
mond, the irish leader IN the house Of
commons: Joseph ". Deylln. mem
Der ~ parliament, and John Fiaslh
hon, who come % this country 10 al
tend The plonnlai convention ~ iho
Uuited Irish League az iboalon, we're
given a warm reception on their az.
rival here "Wednesday When tAa
steamer oceauia reached hsg daeA more
ihan hundred members " the Unif
~ lrilh tN1eus " New York wafe n
waiting The PARTY vas escorted 20
the Holman housg where fofmal
roccpthln was rendered Mr lleamoay
b. tAe league
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-19

Paris. segt ~ ~F1giaG ~ i'fT aa
rsw~ss.v A ns "a nrsnrs f,Aysa
.,-e - AZ, as-esiaae Cor tsifty rita
asas AS twsnfY seosds Anef si'Fst
Ina b srprraase fss Aegr 'Aat -
wauis shars'y ~ asis 20 sagrnsf iht
r-cosas mass 90 bgss fass ~ tae AZ
1srtse ~ ths wriEhl sneAers
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-19

- aa Ca Eapi ~ ne lury
A.. sAf~ % ~ stats Asnlnsi Cua
49,. ~ a. xnIiaE ~ =. A. yonsa
- - htF. aas rssnrnaa . rsrascs
- g zarteg via rssu4menes
- = 70 imgraasumaua. o. seroMag
a. a'aansaes a. no pastIaN nsAca
Aaa suam tahna a as anun
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-19
TRAGEDY IN MISSISSIPPI.
Father Kills Young Mar for Alleged
Insult 20 Daughter.

.Amory. Miss. SEPT william
Nix walked across the street wednes.
day. and suddenly confronting bud
Morgan. demanded that Morgan throw
up hts hands. a, the time ieveiiug a
shotgun In his face. Re asked Nor,
gan Why he inSultsd bis daughter
Morgan made some remark about not
doing 40; then the gun was nred
striking Morgan with the lead Of shot
tearing a hole through the neck and
body. Morgan fen backwards an The
ground dead. whea Nix again raised
the gun ard emptled IL into the pros
traie body. MORGAN never spoke az.
tgr The first shot was fred
Nix surrendered " the city marshal
and was carried 70 Aber1eea, where
the circuit court "a ~ ssasbin. ana was
placed under q bond o. 81 coo. watch
be gave and returned 10 Ms home 10
Am0Ty
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-19
CHAMBER is NAMED
lie Heads New York State DemO.
Ocraiic Ticket.
DIX IS HIS RUNNING MATE
Convention Adopted Platform Arraisn.
ING Hughes Administrator and
Pledged support to the Denver can
dldates.

Rochester, N. Y, Sept ls.--Nomi.
mating all but one OF It's candidates BY
reclamation and adopting platform
which arraigns the administration Of
Governor Hughes and pIedges earnest
support TO the Denver platform and
candidates. tho democratic state con-
vention Wednesday nominated as the
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-19

AeW Ngrk. SECT 10 l,nlpFas
FrsnFis Joseph ~ Aasiria.iiaasaty
NAs ssni . BBm N money ~ tke heaa
re NJ W 8ieghews lhoman csthollg
eh8FFk ~ 8oafh nlyef. ". g naF.
NieoF Y0n hasnSi. = nabiem4a ~
ne FseicF M is ~ aaihas II 4
heak fnfiglsa ~Nin2 ~ mome copy
~ s9iFt wa4 neet ip bis majesty gomg
iias aEa TIE seefae va tlrmarlg
. sesieef - fhe Austrian smpefor
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-19

Naeiie Al 4nBe "a cfasaasa
a Carer 40 " ~ crsrss b
cAsfst eas ~ mo most gremiasst
sve@gas ia ghe usNaa @sasss masins
ibrassiA AeFphfH eles here ersm
sStiss suma4 u mo nammeA No aeaa
aNniaif eaaS aimasg Bnma hma anas
. fap~sos
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-19

iaeAmn Miss aaps ~ rraeti
sallF cpmplfte Foisns from the ooa
afusaia1ai pgtmeFf 81 rats alasrcs
tMew iAsi " c6lnes. ~ Wares.
has kefa name1 81 tAs ssseessor ~
Joaa ahsFp Williams ogsf t.nt fgenYy
- IsanAis " q maswiiy ~ sgs togss
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-19

Oy@'iAs Ala 8egt Do b car.
~ q Ta9 Ala vs. sirseh NJ
tF1iek ans kEie9 scar casaeia Ala
'lFeiafsssg - 4 raf,faa4 eat ffli hety
Wss hrsnxst AsFe % wofs fraia ~
ne wmtssn eoaa No. cgisY fepman
N Hfsg 10 fsis eifF T0a deeaaaa4
N&l ase9g ~ ffea gs s3s ssi uams
fipl
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-19

nAsgn Mgb&s IL @avi "a gNs
Pasehss hpm naieasios. ia .sny hhas
nsagp rsr hNn aiilss saa iynea
81 fbsgs The nervo vas
asepaei ~ s-taflas a rtschawsar
fhs A9ileg ismginW s9 part ~ shs tat
iNfs soss ee ethsg astans hnye
eaam Fseaiged
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-19

PARIS Sos We 20 Frrss
saasary sssrrB e. a. seas's ga
Rs Aassfie fteEra 80 fHcs ffAan
ffcm RaaN;s. ns-sssa sntsf# P.Aa
y tsNaary srssns@ sAs hase fsNHh
- nns = wssy ~ lusinsa ass eni1a1
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-19

-laE Cal. Sept ~ ~ an or
-. Presisest Roossvsii ns6ut sev.
'rfsa q land sal0iniaK TIE ore
raia llne 70 10 81 fst asise
'~frfassou fur ths prDrax1tlor
'sf'oa ~ aii native Nraa The
.as aes az land NOT puiiahls
- txrtnilsrai rnrue..
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-19
WOMAN FATALLY BURNED.
Poured Kerosene on smouIderine
Firs--clothlNa lQnIted.

Firs--clothiNa lgnited.
OoVing'on. La. Sept rs Mrs
N--''ts Walter vas fataliy burned IN
=" aouse here "Wednesday evening
h'i'iihFiandlug TIE EFFORTS OF bur Of
l'' women friends. who were IN the
.l'e a. tao time. 70 cxiingulsh he
'oa'lns kerosene oil on a smouh.
l'as IRE began the tragedy sad tbs
I'1es on Mrs Walters clothlng
r nor sxtilEulshea until most Of
,ae e.o'h'ar bad been burned on Sic
$50 ia fsy Aoaya.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-09-17
INC n IN IIIB[n
BY EXPLOSION
Two of the Crew of the Aug
ust Belmont Were Hurt
Yesterday.

Two men Of the crew of the British
steamer August Belmont were injured
Yesterday morning by an explosion CT
gases. which had formed from paint
contained in a locker on board tue
steamer, which is lying on the west
side of Commandments w1art taxing
cargo.
The two men were engaged in paint
ing the hull of the vessel Jnd had oc-
casion to go below to the paint room
| TO procure an addluonai supply oi
| nsfnt As il was very dark in that
| nortiou of the vessel one Of the men
| struck a light and this isuited gases
which had formed in the tight lock
or. which exploded. While one O
the men was able 10 walk from the
vessel 10 the ambulance the other ha'
Ito be removed on stretcheT and II Il
feared that ne will not survive
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-09-17
SOIL TEST WAS
SAT|SF ACTORY
Foundation of American Ma
tional Bank Building Will
Now Be Planned.

The test of the resistance of the
soil at the point where the American
National Bank building is to be erect
ed concluded yesterday, and Supt.
GOddu, as well as the engineers are
well pleased with the result.
The platform. three feet square
upon which was placed brick to the
weight of $4,000 pounds, was removed
yesterday, and the result of the test
was forwarded to the main office Oh
the Selden-BreCk Co. where the plans
for the foundation are to be drawn and
submitted to the architects for appro-
val. II is expected that within ten
days the work of placing the founda-
ton will be commenced
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-09-17
DREDGE WILL
CD To PANAMA
The Richard Thackery Being
Placed in Condition
For Voyage.

The hydraulic dredge Richard
Thackery, owned by Capt. r. E.
Saunders is being repaired and placed
in condition to be towed to Panama,
where the owner has a government
contract for dredging. The work is
such that the Thackery will be of
much service
The barge upon which the macli-
merry rests is being raised about three
feet, while the vessel is also being
strengthened. A house will be built
for the accommodation of the crew
which will operate the dredge at
Panama AS soon as tie work is
finished the barge will be taken in
tow for the long voyage.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-09-17
Special to The Journal

chicago, Sept ia bill was filed
IN the superior court in this CITY late
Yesterday asking that A rereiver no
appointed for property in Illinois OF
c"e Z McIlhenny Canning and Mann
featuring company. a s10 600 400 CO. !.
poTdtIon engaged in the manufact4r7a
OF tabascO sauce and in the oI-rte,,.
trade The bill was brought nv WI
nam & Titcomb. former western r,,-,-
aseF Tor the company. He CHARGES
l. nat me company is inSoIyenr and
udI II owes him SO. 600 for salary an5
Dther accounts. The declaration IN
He case sets forth that the con,1s1,-
laS not Tor some time maid ana =
iOt able 10 pay the interest," ON RI.
of $500, 600 which ie 60
'uTed by $1,000 OGO five ner caD-
'oHIS, me complainant claims thar
"a July l, lSO5, he signed a coptran,
'Ith me company to act as IFS mn
9Si, ioF I'VE years al q salary Of S5o0 /
1ioish, mat on July 90. 1908 Ed !
~ VI iiHeuhy. president of the com
any, asked him to sign = r. Ill
ract which he refused To 10 vbarI
pom he was discharged that ON H.,
lSOS. through George W Youno -
(" fork- Its fiscal agent. tho con,
any borrowed S350.00O. and thar ire
''ai iHoeoJedleSS amounts IN fv-fe.
.St SUM- Another claim Of the doc
: ottOn IS mat the COMPANY has NOT
~ PIied Win the Illinois statute oov-
lIiiS ioFelgn corporations. bavinS
yer med Its papers with the &C.,
" OF state Besides a receive- g.,
7 properly OF the company in mi
iIe' restraining order is asked 70
'Ne removal Of goods said to
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-09-17
SPORTS
If BARRANCAe
Quarterly Athletic Meet to
Be Held There Next
Friday.

The regular quarterly athletic meet
at Fort Barrancas is to occur there
NEXT Friday and arrangements Tor the
event which is always an interesting
occurrence, are now seing MADE
The events will be as follows;
loo yard dash
Running broad jump.
3-10O ward race. carrying man.
400 yard relay race
5-Tug of war
6-Leap frog race.
The referee WILDE Major HANCOCK
with Captains Pearce, Stewart, Doug
lass. Edwards, and Lawson, as Judges
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-09-17
taken by Grand Ridge.

taken by GIand Ridge.
There arr a large number of good
singers nor In the east side of this
county an6 a victory over Rascom is
truIv .grea for in all S4he history of
Jackson ctlnty, Ba=cen and the Be
Wis famiIyhave led in music. Now il
is freely oneeded that Grand Ridge
leads Wit fine singers SATURDAY. was
an all y singing" Sometimes nv
differentlasses, and different leaders
and mos in full chorus The church
was pacd with ladies', but few men
bPing United to remain. while
| seatingae ladies' More than thar
number gentlemen were standing IN
the dc and at the windows. ana
seated 0ugg1es near enough to hear.
The ceSt songs were sung at Pro
D. m urday, when the interest was
highes A full and sumptuous
dinneRs served in Porter Park on
Satur n was understood that The !
SundseTViCe would close al - m.
, and neT was only prepared for
Z the kTs who had come from a dis.
I tame
! TEnday exercises were a gOsDeI
: serpt song, and was opened with |
r pras nd reading the scripture. Ir
f ha9 customary TO have some one
Q lpre an address on The Power of
d Sa8 Song, but none such had
5 bescUred for this occasion. and !
orifew brief extempore remarks /
vPde- The crowd in ATTENDANCE ,
\ oFay has been estimated at from | :
I'll f. seven hundred. and thougb 50 / :
81 not loud word was heard or ?
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