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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-07
"MorHER" STEWART DIES.
Noted as a Temperance Advocate
Life Devoted to the Cause.

SPRINGFIELD. Ohio. August Mrs
Eliza D. Stewart. the noted temperance
advocate and known all over the country
as Mother" Stewart, died at her home
in Hicksviile last night. Her body will
be shipped to this city for burial
Mother Stewart was ninety-two years
old. She devoted her life to the tenn
perance cause. Mrs. Stewart established
the first w. c. T. L. I'm Ohio at Os-
born. in 1873. In 1915 she visited Eng
land and organized the first w. c. T. L.
In that country. Following the civil war
she lectured extensively in the southern
states on behalf of the war sufferers.
Five years ago Mother" Stewart be-
came interested In the teaching of Alex
ander Dowie and visited Zion City. where
she remained one year since which time
she has lived with friends at Hicksville
Until five years ago she resided i'm this
city, where she led in many temperance
crusades. Scarcely a woman I'm America
could boast of the praise from the pull
pit and press like Mother" Stewart.
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n the earth's crust. surrounded by boil

in the earth's crust surrounded by DOLL
ing springs and rushing torrents
In proximity is Mount Tarawera. Wnlch
was i'm eruption some fifteen years ago.
and laid desolate the surrounding villages
In the mountains side is an immense
gap. which is one of the sights pointed
out to the tourist.
There are several great lakes mere
abouts over which the visitors VIII De
ferried in gasoline launches Some OF
the lakes are cold. but one of them is
quite hot the water varying in the lowell
est shades.
Wairakei. which is the objective of a
more distant excursion. is fifty miles
south of Roturua and its thermal activity
provides one of the finest sights of New
Zealand Tampa six miles from Wal
rakei. is on the lake of the same name
and has two fine sanatoria.
The trips for the men will include the
lovely islands of the gulf upon which
the city of Auckland stands. and trips by
electric car and train round the p1ctur-
esuue environs of the city itself, the
parks. etc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-07
VEVHG1A = 1EASEO VON v ICIS.
Legislative Investigation May Be
Finished This Week

ATLANTA. Ga. August THE legisla-
tive investigation into the convict lease
system of Georgia and the alleged mis-
conduct of the prison commission may be
concluded this week. AT the close of last
nights hearing. following the appearance
of three members of the prison commits
sio 4, on the stand members of the investi-
eating committee stated that after a few
more witnesses have been examined the
committee will go into executive session
to formulate its report.
Gen. Clement A. Evans, a member of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-07
BONAPARTE WILL STICK.
Says He's Tired Of Denying Resigna.
ton Report,

BALTIMORE. Md. August 7.-Attorney
Gen. Bonaparte disposed of the recent re-
port that he contemplated leaving the
cabinet after the November election and
would be succeeded by Wade II. Ellis OF
Ohio in the following telegram TO the
News today from Lenox, Mass:
Have not the slightest intention of re-
signing before the end of present admin
istraton. Have denied this story so often
that l think further denials on my part
are unnecessary.
CHARLES ]. BONAPARTE."
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BANKRUPT FROM DROUGHT.
Ohio River So Low Packet Line
Couldn't Operate Boats.

SCRANTON, Pa, August Unable 10
probably run its steamboats, because of
low water in the Ohio river. the Pitts
burg and Cincinnati packet line, one OF
the largest transportation lines plying
that river. has become insolvent and gone
into a receivers hands. Judge Archibald
in the United States court for the middle
district of Pennsylvania today received
here the petition through Attorney A.
Jones of Pittsburg and named Capt.
James a Henderson receiver. with
bond of $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-07
On Tour Of Inspection.

Assistant Secretary Wheeler of the De-
partment of Commerce and Labor. will
leave the city this evening on The light
house tender Maple for Chesapeake bay
To get an insight into the manner in
which buoys are planted and like things
done for the benefit of commerce. He
will return to the city Monday.
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Narrowly Escapes Death.

While driving wagon belonging TO the
reform school across the tracks of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad at Langdon.
ID. c.. this morning. ]. NJ. Berlue had a
narrow escape from death Engine No.
$50 struck the wagon and broke the top
of. No one was injured
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Tenement House Dynamited.

CAMDEN. Ark, August Two negro
children were killed one was fatally hurt
and one seriously injured when a double
tenement at this place was blown up by
dynamite today. The cause of the dyna-
hitting is unknown. as there has been no
race trouble here for several years and
the families occupying the tenement have
not been connected with any negro feuds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-07
To Hold 1,OOO-Foot Ships.

LONDON. August THE White Star
Steamship Company is negotiating with
the London and Southwestern railway
for the construction of an immense dry
dock at Southampton. capable of accom-
modating liners 1000 feet in length. This
move is In connection with the approach
ing construction at Belfast of two steam
ships of nearly that size for the White
Star Company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-07
WASHINGTON MAN HURT.
W. r. Stuli May Die From Fall From
Train in Indiana.

SpeciaI Dispatch 10 The Star.
LAPORTE. Ind, August w. r. Stull
who says his home is in Washington. fell
from Wabash train at Logansrort, Ind,
last night. and was taken to the hospital
suffering from injuries which may prove
fatal
His left arm was torn from its socket
He also received internal injuries
Stull claims to have been connected with
the government printing office i'm Wash
ington. The authorities will communicate
with that. institution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-07
Mother OF EIGHTEEN DIES
Sophia Simms Killed by Fall From a
Cherry Tree.

Sophia Simms, coiored. of Boyds. Md.
the mother of eighteen children, died al
Freedmen's Hospital Wednesday from in
juries received in fall from a cherry
tree The fall occurred about a month
ago and caused the fracture of an arm
and a leg. She was removed to the in
stitution named. but the case was beyond
the skill of the physicians
The remains have been removed to her
old home in Boyds, where funeral services
will be held.
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FIRES ON THE POLICE
FORMER FAVoRITE OF SULTAN
RESISTS ARREST.

CONSTANTINOPLE. August 7.-All the
prominent officials of the palace CANA
rilla who had not previously fled the city
or been incarcerated were today arrested.
They include Ria Pasha. the former min
lister of war. and Raghib Pasha. one of
the court chamberlains. Raghib was taken
only after a stubborn resistance. He had
barricaded himself in his house. and he
opened fire on the police with a rife from
an upstairs window
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Corn and Spring Wheat.

The crop reporting board of the Depart
ment of Agriculture issued bulletin CIV
ing the condition of spring wheat August
as SO.1. compared with the ten-year av-
erage of S2.1. The condition of corn is
So. against a ten-year average of S;,.1
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Candidate Shoots to Kill.

BLOOMINGDALE, H., August Z. - Jo-
seph Landis socialist candidate for Con-
gress made an unsuccessful attempt to
shoot Prosecuting Attorney William Bach
today. Lands was arrested. The affair
vas was the outgrowth of d bitter news
paper controversy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-07
Plucky Lot of Women.

The Oklahoma women are a plucky lot,
and have taken their place side by side
with the men in many lines of activity.
The state commissioner of charities is
Miss Kate Bernard. In various parts of
the state there are woman census takers.
mail carriers and deputy sheriffs. Several
women hold commissions as deputy
United States marshals al both Muskogee
and Guthrie In the hOmesteading of gov
eminent lands the United States recog
nizes a woman's claim, and during the
past year more than a hundred women
held down quarter sections in Beaver
county. as rule occupying dugouts on
their land. In the handling of the state
liquor dispensary system at least one
woman has been appointed county dis
pensing agent. in Mrs. o. a. McNair of
Tahlequah. Ten women are county super
intendents of schools in the state. In its
annual convention the Women's Fedora
ton of Clubs advocated a woman in the
Presidents cabinet at Washington.
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olssors GOING TO ROME.
Cardinal VIII Sail Next Saturday "a
Walt the pope.

Cardinal viii ssH Next Saturday 20
Visit the Pope
New York, July i4--Cardinaj Glib.
bons. Of Baltimore, win sail next Sat-
urday for Rome. After nis visit 10 the
pope he Will attend the convention
OF tho international Eucharlstic
League In London, at which Cardinal
vanutelli will be the special represen-
tatiye OF the pope.
Archbishop Farley, OF New York.
accompanied by his secretaries, will
also sail for Rome next Saturday, and
viii take with him the Peters pence
Offering OF the archdiocese OF New
York. The archbishop will inform
Pope Plus X OF the deep impression
made in this country ~ the recent
centenary celebration. and viii present
the,pontin with a copy OF book writ.
ten OF the celebration.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-15
THUGS ATTACK TRAIN.
Pennsylvania Delegation Has an
Experience While
RETURNING FROM DENVER
As Fast Train was Approaching St .
Louis 1t Was Assalled BY Fusli.
Iads Of Bricks. stonss and Pistol
shOts--Two Delegates Injured.

Chicago, July IA. IA dispatch to the
Tribune from st. Louis. Mo-, says:
The train bearing the Pennsylvania
delegation home from the Denver con
lvention was attacked by thugs as u
was entering ST.. Louis Sunday, On
the side OF the special car was a
streamer announcing that the car con-
tanned the Pennsylvania delegation.
The train was running 81 high speed
when suddenly there WAS fusiliade
OF stones. bricks and bullets.
William Schultz, o. ~. Maxwell,
and j. +. Curran, Of Washington. Pa.
seated together al one slice Of the
car were cut by flying glass but es.
capped the stones and bullets.
Colonel James M Cuffey was seat
ed in the forward end OF the car and
escaped Injury. Since leaving Den
yer. Colo, cuffey has been NJ as a re.
snt Of the heat Az sedalla. Mo. !.
the train was held while a physician
came aboard and atteaded Mr.. Cur
few
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-15
Fatal PLEASURE TRIP.
Four Members Of Yachting Party Lose
Their llvea.

Their Ltve&.
Marion. Mass, July l4--lFour prom.
inent summer residents of this town
and Falmouth met death through an
explosion on board a 45-foot launea of
here Saturday night. Two survivors
were picked up after having been In
the water for twelve hours.
Engineer Blown Into the Air.
Neither Of the survivors was able to
give the cause OF the explosion. Mr..
Tarbell, who owned the Dolphin, as the
ARnch was called, said thar the boat
started ont from Marion on a short
pleasure cruise, and was well out In
the middle OF Buzxard Bay when the
explosion occurred Sayory, the en-.
gineer, was suddenly blown into the
air, and was probably dead when he
struck the, water.
The boat caught FIRE Immediately.
and TarbeIl called 10 his com=ades to
leap overheard He strapped life
preserver about himself before he
leapei. and Mr. Packer. who Is con.
nected with tde Boston banking firm
Of Rollins g. Son. seized an oar and
followed So FAR as they knew. none
Of the others in the party jumped.
Either they could not swim and pre-
ferred 70 cling to the launch until help
came. or else they were stunned by
the explosion.
Both Tarbell and Packer remained
near the launch for several moments
urging their comrades to jump into
the water with cushion. oar. life
preserver or something, for the launch
was burning rapidly.
One man, believed 10 be Roland
Worthington, was seen clinging 70 the
side OF the boat, but he could not
swim apparently, and the men in the
water could not reach him. Gradu.
ally the launch drifted out 10 sea. and
Packer and Tarbell were forced to
give up hope. They turned lsndward
and swan slowly 20 as to husband
their strength as much as possible.
II was twelve hours before their re-
case occurred.
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KeRN's ONLY SISTER.
She Takss Produce 70 Market and
Learns Of Nomination

She Taxes Produce 70 Market and
Learns Of Nomination.
Roanoke. Va, July 1a.--,Mrs, Salllo
Engle only sister OF John w. Kern,
OF Indiana, democratic candidate for
vice president, heard, Of her brothers.
nomination when she came 10 Roam
oke market with load OF produce
from her farm near this city.
Il have been trying 70 set John to
quit politics" said Mrs Engle, "and
the last letter | wrote him agaln
asked him to get out Of Il. His reply
which was received but recently, said.
Don't be uneasy; there are no hoes
buxzlng In my bonnet"
Mrs. Engle and Mr.. Kern now own
the old Kern homestead In Caravans
Cove. near Roanoke. and the candi'
daAos father Is buried there,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-15
'NER ON 4 RAMPAGE.
Used to Overcome JaiIhird
Chattanooga, Tenn.

Used to Overcome Jailhird
Chattanooga, Tenn.
poga. Tenn, July iA-Dave
convicted OF murder, and
hsidcred the most desperate
|ver In the Hamilton county
on q rampage Sunday and
fellow prisoner. J. @. Dun
convicted o. murder.
flght ensued. in which ia.
badly beaten. when the
Ped 70 place Edwards In the
Ne barrlcaded himself In hts
ammonia was used. but 10 no
Eisards had covered him
y mattress.
a stream 81 water from a
b was turned on the prison
was nearly drowned. Hc
pngh. and the door OF the
lpened. Edwards came on,
a rush for Chief Deputy
striking him with a "biIly''
bad made o. the straps and
fum his COZ He miasel the
ed struck . negro prisoner
Be- He was anally aoored
on the head with a pair Of
and overpOwered.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-15
BITTEN sY RArrLER.
Man Almost Sewers Arm TO Save
Hla life.

Man Almost Sewers Arm 10 Save
hla life.
Mobile, Ala. July 10, --Bather than
lose his life from rattiesnake's bite
Harry Wood. former member OF the
police force Of this city. almost chop
ped his left arm on Friday morning.
Wood Is superintendent OF q turpen'
tine camp. near Creola this county.
and while In the woods. ave miles
from camp. was bitten by deadly
rattlesnake. Being desperate, and
unable 10 reach camp. he took a
Ratchet and severed several big ar
teries which allowed the blood - flow
free.
He lepsed into unconsciouaness and
remained on the ground from Q IN the
morning untIi O'clock IN the after
noon. II Is thought he will recover,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-15

Montgomery. Ala. July "A Icon,
stable Church. n Madison cauuty.
will make a tesi ~ the now pistol
law He waa arrested for having IN
bis posseasion a pistol ienn than "a
inches lpng and wtii carry tha cnss
through the eDeris u has batn an
tert,pod nil aionw that the iaWoeicsrn
wouid b. compeiles 10 Violate ne aet
n order 20 gr9ieei themselves nsd
they have MOI bcrn ohsYlna Il fi0w-
ever. n @ ftought aerf 10 see . rui
lnr fsvorabie % hem n possible The
sheriff antoelaiipa tas fhs mattsr ID
hanA
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-15
RICH FARMER MURDERED.
Wife Found Him. Wounded, on Rsd,
Which Was on Fire.

Wuo rouWd Nims Wounued, on SEQ,
Which Was on Fire.
Charlotte. N. c.. July it.--I.ylng on
hts own bed. sweltering IN blood from
\ gunshot wound In his side and the
bed clothing In flames. John Morris.
a wealthy farmer OF Union County
was found BY his wife In tho bed
room OF their home near wsddington
Saturday.
Two unknown white men rushed out
OF the house just as Mrs. Morris was
awakened by the report OF the gun
and made good their escape.
Neighbors Of the Morrises are sus-
pected.
The wife snatched up the. burning
bedding and extlnguished the Are,
reaching her husband Just as he ex-
pired The murder was done with
Morris own gun and $40 IN cash was
missing from his bed room.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-15

Caieaxo 3alF 10 esFesg car traffic
% Washiugf0n htFrsi mne hnuukat 10
riardsiiii tF hsf a. hsar Monsay
whsn Mrs lpsa nuien gasssmxsr
90 ~ AfmNAEe sveene esF. mhrs
passirE iaf ei'y aaii fafs Arta - 3
gifg hAsg THs m0mHn vas ~ a.
WaY % Aesgi,ai secemgtH.ef ~ .
uurN ~ & o flawllrs. phgm
eisG atiarksf - tss riiY hetfgk a.
S@wmtsi va esles kas iassf mess.
eF ang eA& nfFt tnkeB IL q ro8es
amsaiAnss " tAs hogcissl-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-15

PekitW taif N fa0mas w Has
Has ne nsNig rgpOin1ed Amenean
eoHfui A. HpafoW sief suddenly gHn-
aay ni0hi ~ ~ TAT ~ sessids
FeNr Th0uas W Waskias vas
aegoinief fFsm calfaraia SOS Arse
sefgief Fes Al st4ft1t inserBrrfeF M
s'air2 lH q feSf ii~ waa 40.
goisfss sastani ctitse seerfsv %
fse efatler - cairs IglY 4 1877 me
s'afe fgaFfmeH' ef wsahlnrias %
fulY EN- iiNf tancanees bis agplet
aenf a. esnssi a. gWai0w
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-15
(. At FAIRYIEW.
aential Nominee COnferS
hi W. ]. Bryan.
ALSO AT LINCOLN

bation Given by Mr. Bryan
N His Desires with Respect
NotihcatIon COMMITTEES 20
Alm Atter Taft's Modification
n Lincoln, Neb., July Ia. -
HI, vice presidential candi-
democratic party, and w.
chairman Of the Indiana
state central committee,
y Monday to confer with w.
Their train was delayed
near Fairbury by a wash
70 train brought Samuel
Frs9k Morrison and James
J tAe American Federation
bIso aere for a visit to Fair
|oped that the conference
|aturday between Theodore
b Mr.. Bryan concerned par
lmpaign plans for Mr., Bells
|fornia.
'ocrats could not carry that
Bell urged, II the policies
BIT Roosevelt are attacked /.
n, who maintains that the
reforms are democratic,
IN the Californian and the
Roosevelt reforms win not be
b the Pacific coast state.
4 intimation was given by
Monday regarding his de-
b the time when the COM
notification should call on
ter considering the question
Mr.. Bryan has concluded
ptihcation should come after
Taft. and he has advised
tive Henry d. Clayton. the
pf the committee at Denver.
bet.
4 date will be announced af-
layton returns from q three
} to the Pacific coast.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-15

July i4.-ln ili health and
|pyer the recent death Of ~
G. Gashmsn forty years
|nior member az the arm Of
Ian steam Laundry company.
morning. about 3 o'clock,
ne bathroom IN ala apart
PIE Harden. cornes az south
BrUthertan streets ard ent
death VITA a pen-kaifs. In
70 sare thg wounded mass
~ hospital ambuisnce vas
'smoned sad ne man taken
auia sd7plinl where he alws
N.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-15
MooNsHlNrRs INCREASING.

Since Prohibition, Moonahlnsrs In
Alabama Grow over ~ Per Cent.
Birmingham, Ala. July il--Accord,
ing 10 q report given out from the Of
nee OF the Internal revenue collector
for Alabama. moonahing IN this
state has Increase n a-i0 per cont
since prohibition has been on In the
majority Of the counties. Deputy
collectors are now working hard and
destroying more Illicit dlstilieriea than
for several years.
The manufacture Of liquor IN the
mountains ami elsewhere has Agaln
become 10 profitable. II Il stated ~
tho oficials IN the collectors ofice.
taRt men are taking more Of chance
than ever before.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-15

Chfistlania. JBiy if--,Bonas iauFitx
nfemii Lac ne S0rveKisn post ans
noveiist. Who died last Sustay. was
given = state funeral vita pSmp a.
most equal 10 ihaf accorded 80 late
Henrik lbsen The bodg vas taken
70 rredefSrksvarA ths poets home.
whefs arroreine 70 his lass wishes. u
vii BE- iaterrod.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-15

Bertha fug ~ iifrF Bef'o - ~.
aeial n ar laE mee. D. Heriin uns
ki.is1. ave MaH OsekeiesaaeF. wsil
tnguH .lrkaf Hts ffiettfafy laiare4
"a az aHiemsbe afri1srf BHnaag
Nhfs tfTrG "a aF0if WasWng hosss
~ sEssias D eall lssf Mnre rstias
slgwek 3 tfea
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-15
Five PERSONS DROWNED.


Of Baltimore.
Baltimore. July l4.--FIve men are
known 70 have been drowned and
three women and q man are beloved
10 have met a like fate sunday even.
in9. when a very severe Wind and rain
storm passed over tae hafbor u this
city.
Wight mon IN a r0whoat were en-.
deavoring "a reach IT. Mriierry when
ono o. thom. Peter Dietrich. terrified
BY the Storm, While attempsing b
leap overbnard upsct the boat. fIe.
william Daiacour. JosepA l. Mlllor
ana EawaFd afmmons we're drowned.
The others rishted the boat and reach.
"a the fort ID safety
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-15

Tahrin. Iniy ~ "A yepoinfionnfy
pr0eiazaiien han been piacarset az
tAToashnRi thiS iown shFeatenainx ne
Ruasian congni Hnd ne lmembsrH ~
ne Raflias coionf rlfh Seafa aasRss
sasT sesisi ffsm ms4GiinR r. Psrpinn
ngNiFn.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-15

1aiy ifThe YoinaAmn
~ has voted me aun ~ ~
cover ne exprnsaa ~ ire
heni % " klrrn "a ~ co.
men % thr kmef.can aesi
are IN that eng. A rscep
ni'ts4 - hsieaz. whirh "a
uAFor - "a ss,y i1an hssu
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-15
CAUGHT on plkE's PEAK.


FTiBNWbf &iNAtFfN @t9fWs
Colorado Springs. Colo. Jniy H.
Mrs. Alice lonGworth and party IN
Guiding her husband. CongrHnBman
Nicholas i.onGNofth Mr and MFa
Meaili. Mccormick. Norman iiapgCod
and W. ~ connof. were caught In .
fnghtiui electrical storm on Pixies
peak SATURDAY.
The storm broke ~ they neartd the
timber line and RACED with almost uns
pamllelad fnFy. hat the train pushed
% 20 me summit which was basklnE
Ia sunshine The pprty waa Obliged
10 uiop on up 81 tha peak longer
than Anticipated. - tho storm e0n.
tnued or several hour
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-15
INCUBATOR TWINS.
Mites Of Humanity Named Aftss ary-
an and Taft.

~ anG Ntts
New York. July 1t-'Many mem.
beers Of the Italian colony AZ Coney
island Joined Sunday Ia the christen.
ing Of Bryan and Taft Palaneno. the
incubator sons Of Marie and PasQuaic
PalaReno. Tao twins we're born on
Saturday morning and their weight
combined scarcely exceeded three
pounds.
Bryan weighs three ounces less
than Taft. but both have an even
chance Ia the ineubators.
DR. Pierce realised that me boys
eoum rot be brought ~ under ordin-
AIRY circumstance and both were taxi
en- 10 the incnbasors AZ an amusement
mark
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-15

Gasoline
Talua. Tex gaiy ~ As ne 20.
sails ~ Gre IN FAe Residence %
James 4 wg'eh. 90 Thomaa ageuus J,
fhls eify. thrse small ehlidFea are
badly BaYned nnd rot eHDecfad -
i've They are re two sons " ~.
Welca ana 4 daughter of James iism
niOa. Z neghbor Anotner smaN
ssnrAlef - iiamiltoa YEA aafnea. bas
n0g seriously
rs hfe ~rs fggteH ~ AZ exgicel1H
~ raho 81 eaiisfen vale
slrfkifE 3 Ma6ep ne hoass wAs
sniifs.r conraasa. fas baFnei ehlleFen
beng foFens6 Hiih tiMeaitg