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The Washington times., 1908-11-02
Celestial Troops Defeated in
Battle With Revolution
lists in Mountains.
LLAMA'S SUBJECTS
OBJECT TO CHAO.
Appointment of New Senior Resi-
dent From Pekin Cause of Trou-
bic, According to Reports.

SHANGHAI, Nov. Chinese troops
have been defeated in an uprising OF
revolutiouists in Tibet. according to a
dispatch received here today.
No details Of the trouble have been
received. There are three Chinese gar
risons IL. Tibet which is under China S
suzeraiuty-at I-Easa. Shigatse. and
Dingri, tOtlling about 4,0O0 troops.
The uprising is believed 10 result from
the appointment of Chao-Ehr-Faug as
senior Chinese resident Of Lhasa, which
greatly displeased the Tibeyans, on ac-
count of his having led a punitive cam
paign against natives.
Chao was heard from October q. when
he was approaching the Tibetan from
tARF with 5000 foreign-driued troops, and
Eas eXecting an attack by tine I'll
betans.
The Washington times., 1908-11-02
NIGHT RIDER ASKS
FOR HIS FREEDOM

UNION CITY, Tenn, Nov. 2-Another
petition seeking the release OF an alIeg-
ed night rider through a writ Of habeas
corpus has been filed here, Pinkey Mar
shall, brother Of Ed Marshall, under ar
rest at Camp Memo, asserting that his
brother is being held without sufficient
cause. This petition, together with that
filed in behalf OF William Watson, will
be heard by Judge JOneson.
The grandtury adjourned until Wed
nesday, when number Of witnesses
Will be brought to Union City from the
military camp at Samburg.
The Washington times., 1908-11-02
ARREST A SHERIFF
ACCUSED OF FRAUD
New York Official Declared to
Have Presented False Bills
10 County.
to County.

OSWEGO. n. Y, Nov. 2-Henry
Hilton, sheriff OF Oswego county. was
arrested today by Coroner V0winkeI
on q bench warrant at District Attor-
ney Bakers direction. sherin Hilton
was indicted by the grand jury for
presenting alleged false and fraudu-
lent bills to the board Of supervisors.
He gave bail on TWO indictments
Sheriff Hiuon's arrest grows out of
Comptroller Glynn's Investigation of
OsWegO county affairs, and his in
dictment followed that OF eX-C0unty
Treasurer Thomas Moore and JaiIer
Frank White
The Washington times., 1908-11-02
REPUBLICAN FUND
DOUBLES DEMOCRAT
According to Statements Taft
Party Has Spent ST 100000,
Bryan's S5OO,O0O.

CHICAGO, Nov 2.-The Republicans
have spent about 100000 and the Dem
oCrats S50G00 during the present cam
uaign, according 10 "a statement issued
today by che Republican and Democratic
finance committee representatives here
The Washington times., 1908-11-02
BY J. c wELLIvER.

NEW YORK, Nov. Careful sur
Veys Of the Presidential situation in
dicate that ths following table will
be close TO the final outcome, bar
ring any !ga6slides:
The Washington times., 1908-11-02
WEATHER REPORT.

Temperature has continued below the
seasonal average in the Eastern States
and the lowest temperature OF the pres
ent season, ~ degrees. was registered
here this morning.
The indications are that the weather
viii continue fair tonight and Tuesday
iu the middle Eastern and Southeas5
eTu States Light showers are likely
to occur this afternoon and tonight in
the Ohio valley and local rains tonight
and Tuesday I'm the middle Gulf States.
The winds along the middle Atlantic
coast viii be light variable; on the
south Atlantic coast light and variable
and mostly easterly, and on The East
Gulf coast light TO fresh east TO south
east
Steamers departing today for Euro
pean ports viii have light to fresh
uoTthwesteTly winds, becoming variable.
and fair weather TO the Grand Banks.
The Washington times., 1908-11-02
FOR JUDGE TAFT
SEEN BY TIMES EXPERTS

d a unique forecast tomOrrows election result,
- E1g the campaign just ended The Times has kpt
<,oste, who has been at the New York headquarters
fme and then made tour Of the debatabe States,
nee his nomination early last Each Of
8s Of The Times. Mr.. Weyers estimate is presented
= the various go, Mr.. snure and Mr. Hay
The Washington times., 1908-11-02

The Washington Times presents herewith
in so far as it concerns the Presidential race Z
in the field three political experts-Judson C.
John Snure. who Travelled with Bryan for som
and James Hay, jr., who has been with Ia
these men has given his forecast for the re
In the form of a table showing how he expects
forth their ideas in brief articles
The Washington times., 1908-11-02

For the District Of Columbia. Della
ware. Maryland and Virginia. fair to-
night and Tuesday, warmer tonight
light variable winds
The Washington times., 1908-11-02

High tides-1:51 a. IN. and 2;S0 p. m.
Low Tides-S:4I - M and 9;0z .. "A.
The Washington times., 1908-11-02

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-27
JuDsoN sorrlNos.

Judson. February 2s.--Mr. and Mrs.
W. "A. Tucker Of Newberry have been
here for a couple Of days visiting the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. 8.
Tucker.
Mrs. w. II. Tucker visited her ais.
ter. Mrs. w. II. Jones. near Trenton.
yesterday,
The farmers have gotten their lands
broken and prepared for planting.
and a few have commenced planting
corn, despite the cold weather. A
large acreage IN cotton Win be planted
this year.
Owing TO the low prevailing prices
In the market a number OF the farmers
are yet holding their cotton. waiting
for q raise.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-27
JoNEsVILLE NEWS,

Jonosville. Feb. 26.--Rev. Taylor
filled his regular appointment here
Sunday and delivered an interesting
sermon to q large and appreciative
audience.
Madam Rumor has Il that we are
90 have wedding soon,
w. J, Hamilton, J, w, Miller and
w. II. Holt OF Newberry attended
church here SUNDAY
Misses Bertha Terry and Shelly
ThonlAson returned to their home At
Tioga Sunday afternoon, after spend.
ing few dRya pleasantly here. the
guests OF Misses Estona aud Irene
Miller.
Misses Glenn Pickett. Estella and
Irene Miller visited friends at TlogA
Sunday.
Mas orbie Miller Is again able to
b up. after q confinement OF several
days to her room with humps,
Misses Eatella. Irene and Elsle
Miller. and brother. r. p. Jr. aud
guests, Misses Terry aud. rhomAsOn.
visited Misses LiEnie and Cena Ham.
ilton and brother, John. on Saturday
eseaing. Such crowd Waiting and
such a surprise TO the host and host.
sss that Il can Justly be termed "sc>
prise party"
Miss LiR1ie Hamilton ana brother
John. spent Saturday IN NewbeFFy.
shoppins and visiting relatives
Mlss Florence McCorkadale 81 Tam,
"a u visltina her aunt Mrs. T, n.
Pickett
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-27
OF CITY AND
COUNTY CONDENSED

Remember The Sun once when you
want anything in the printing line.
w. J. Sheridan, formerly Of this
city but now OF ocala, whore he IL
engaged in concrete paving work, re.
turned 70 his homo yesterday, after
brief business visit here, Mr. sheri-
dan was foreman OF concrete work
here for several months
A. wilkins and little son, owen b.,
were in the city from Hague yestsr.
day. and while mere made The sun
an agreeable call. Mr.. wilkins has
for some time been holding q RESPONSE.
BILE position with the Camp, Phosphate
Company at Dunnellon, but recently
resigned that position TO accept a
situation with the Prairie Pebble Phos-
plate Company, with headquarters at
Mulberry, and will leave the first OF
the coming week for that place. For
the present his family will remain at
Hague.
Among the clever young travelling
men In this city Is II, 8, Wilson OF
Brooklyn, N. Y. who Is representing
tho Cameron. Steam Pump Works,
New York. This 10 MIR. Wilson's first
visit 10 Florida. which is naturally
quito novel trip to him. He spent
yesterday afternoon In taking In the
city. which he declares to be one OF
the prettiest, most romantic" little
cities he has ever seen. He Is great.
ly impressed with the majestic oaks,
festooned With pOsS. and other tropi-
cal foliage.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-27
Card ., rhansa

Mr, and Mira G Il, chrlsmRn oi
Mlearc', teslre to extond their most
sEa,t 'al tAAnks 10 their many friends
Cor kindUesses extended them during
the recsnt illness and subsequent
death o. their son, unurge 4 CARTS
man. who passed away Ca the sth
mst They also want - thank then
for the beautiful aorAl deroratloais,
which spoke teellnsly Of their avn
nathy lAoss friends and these Kind
tokens viii never b Forgotten.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-27
cArARRA is cURABLE.



Successful Experiments In Abatlns
and Curing Thla Disease.
catarrh Is an entirely unnecessary
disease and should not be tolerated for
q single day now that Hyomel IL so
generally known and has made 50
many cures in Gainesville and other
towns.
Modern science has -Aisproyed the
old theory that catarFh was a blood
disease. II is q germ trouble, and the
remedy is Hyomei which medicates
tine air you breathe, killing all catar-
rhal germs.
As there Is life and health In the
air OF the pine forests. filled with frag.
rant and healing balsams, so there Is
life and health In breathing Hyomei.
SO sure Is this prescription to cure
even the worst cases OF catarrh, that
], w. McCollum q Co. sell II under
an absolute guarantee to refund the
money II II does not do all that IL
claimed for Il.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-27

Mra Louise Gartlude King Passed
Away a Waldo Tussday.

Away a. Waldo Tussday.
Mrs. Louise Gertrude King widow
81 Dr. ). w. y. King. died At her homo
~ waldo az 9;4b Tuesday evening,
after an ilIness Of. several months.
Deceased was sixty-two years OF
age, having been born IN Alabama.
March 1. ls4s. pne came 70 Florida
with her parents when a young lady,
settling FIRST at Trenton. several years
later coming TO Gainesville. where she
resided with her husband up 70 about
nfteen years ago. when the family
moved to Waldo. Her devoted hus-
bard passed away In 1900.
Deceased was q devout Christian. a
member Of the Methodist church, and
was an active church worker until
her . tn prevented. She was loved
for her sweet disposition, her charity
and noble traits.
Mr& King is survived by two sons.
J. w, n. King Of ST. Augustine and
A, L. King of Waldo. and four daugh-
tsrs. Mesdames @. NJ. Dell and Geo.
r. Ellis Of this city, and Misses Julia
and Clara King Of waldo, one brother.
w. 8. Campbell one sister, Mrs. J..
Maxey Dell, this city, 70 whom the
sympathy Of many friends Is extended.
The hdneral was held Wednesday
from the residence, Rev. n. J. Nixon,
pastor Of the First Methodist church
IN this city, officiating. The1nterment
was held in the family burying ground
az Windsor, where the deceased was
laid TO rest beside the grave Of her
departed husband.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Dell. Mr.. and
Mrs Q. T. Dell, Dr.. J. NJ. Deli. Jr,
GeO. r. Ellis and family. Mr.. and MIRA.
@, M, Dell and w. 8. Campbell. all OF
this city, attended the last sad rites.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-27
Dad NEGRO SHOT
WOMAN IN THIGH
MOCked WOman's Dead Father,
Then Indicted Serious Wound.


Wren Thsy Learned the Facts In the
cass, aid the Negro, Tony sosby'
Agtsk nSInr Arrested and Placed In
Mleapepy JAIl, Was Brought Here.
a most uncaIIed-for tragedy occur.
fed ct nvineton Saturday. from the
result Of which 3 colored woman, the
name Of whom could not be learned.
lies IN q critical condition at her home
with an ugly bullet wound IN her
thigh, ana the man who indicted Il.
Tony Bosby, is now peeping from be.
hind the. bars Of the Alachua county
JAN, having been brought here TO
sayehim from the wrath bf the people
OF that section. ,who are indignant over
the episode Of the negro man.
From the Information obtainable,
Il appears that Bosby, who was evi-
IDENTIFY under the influence Of some.
thing stronger than sweetened water,
went TO the woman's house, unlimited
and began hooking inc woman's dead
father, who had some pecuIIarItics,
in q most sarcastic manner. The
woman Teprimanded him. It Is said,
when be pulled an ugIy-Iookins gun
and deliberately shot the woman. the
ball entering the right thigh.
Tosby was arrested and lodged In
the town jail At Micanopy, but II 10
saId that feeling was 70 high I'm the
community IL was thought best 10
transfer him TO the county prison for
bookkeeping. A spirit Of general in
dignatlon prevails among those who
have familiarized themselves with the
facts.
Bosby was brought To Gainesville
10 custody Of Marshal Chrisman Of
Micanopy yesterday.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-27

Bailard's Snow Linlment h praised
for the good tdocs. A sure cure for
rheumatism and AL pains, Wright w.
Loving. Grand Junction. Colo. writes;
Il used Ballard's Snow Liniment last
winter for rheumatism and can recon-
mend II as the best Linlment on tho
market. thought at the time was
taken down with this trouble. that Z,
would DO a week before could got
about but on applying your Eminent
several times during the night I was
about IN IS h0drs and wen In three
aayA" Sold BY w. n, Johnson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-27

Hon. ,. r. wins. Judge Of the ctr.
Cah court arrived IN the ciy last
night and vim convene the third
week q the special term ~ The court
fhls afternoon a. , O'Clock.
TAese aro only two cases lefs on
tho clyIl docket 10 b. Alapo.ed &c AZ
thls special term. which pln require
ns,le time
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-27

New York. Es6. A.--MrS. wtiEAm
Protat burden. who war NA,iea
Riyes, dAagaser Of o. ". P. Belmcni
and society favorite IN New Tork.
Newgort aaa wssAlnesun. vas foana
dead IN bet ~ her Fifsa avenue hone
Frleay. Death. TIE coroner eeeltei.
was aesldSntal aud dae 10 Gas pnls
on,uE,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-27
ro cuaa 4 colo ~ oNE pAY.

Take LAXATIVE BRoMo Quinlns
Tablets. Druggists refund money II
Il halls TO cure. n w. GROVES Sig.
nature Ia on each box. CSC.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-27
Mr.. LAMAR TO spSAk:

VIII AuoFeae cIs'xsne N gainesville
on PoIhisaI issuss.
Hon, W. d. Lamar, Congressman
from the third district and candidate
Tor the United statos Senate, sends
the information that he will address
the citIaena Of Gainesville and Alachua
county In Gainesville on Thursday.
March 9Th, at. II o'clock a. m,
Congressman Lamar win discuss
the political Issues Of the day. He Is
an eloquent speaker, and win no
doubt talk TO a good crowd,
The public Ii cordially invited, and
q special invitation Is extended to the
ladies.
The oasis., 1908-07-25
Something Wrong.

George Hamlin, who has lived in this country since the days be- fore the calendar was invented, and who has always taken the most cheerful and optimistic view of things. is in the dumps There Is something radically wrong with the country, and he don't know the canse of 1t nor yet the remedy to apply. Through all the decades he has lived here there has been an abundance of rattlesnakes and at this season of the year they have been peculiarly festive and sociable. When one did not meet them face to face he could see their trails in the desert roads and knew that they were going about their business in natural way.
 Out at the Relief mine where Mir. Hamlin has lived most of the time In recent years, there has al- ways been pleasing suificiency of rattlers and he has had two or three favorite dogs whose life work was devoted to making it interest ing for them. At night when he would lay his tired frame down to rest he could hear their festive chorus and he was lulled to sleep by the sensuous effect of its sub- lime proof that he was still in the land of sunshine and prosperity. But this year has been different. Trip after trip has been made from the Relief mine with never d fam iliar greeting from the roadside,
The oasis., 1908-07-25

water is used for ifnalion fte forests also supply the people oi the region with material for buiId. inR their houses for fencing and with timber
 Tbe timbered portion of ML Graham is in national forest. This means that the timber can be used, but cannot be abused For example, the government has sold to the Mt Graham Lumber Conn pany the timber on an area which + estimated to yield 950000 board feet. and the company is now cut ting and saving 1t and supplying the agricultural community in the valley of the Gila river with lum- Der and the mines of the Globe mining district, with timbers.
 The company's mill is high upon the mountain side in littte open ing in the dense timber Here one and a half miles above sea level the logs are sawed into lumber and a Hume seven and d half miles long carries the sawed lumber down through the rough canyon of Ash Creek to the base of the moun- tain, where it can be hauled direct to the ranches, where it is to be used or loaded on cars and shipped to the mines A Hume in Arizona seems out of place, but there is plenty of water on Mt. Graham with which to operate it, and there always will be, for the forest officers allowonly carefully selected trees to be cut, and there will al- ways be a good forest cover on the mountain which will protect the stream flow and supply timber for the future.
The oasis., 1908-07-25

and scan ihe highway as hs may, he has been unable to detect tbe trail of even a .idewiodef, to sgy nothing oi a diguiied old fattler.
 1t isuot that Mr lIamlin is espe. cially fond of snakes bat when be hears or sees them he knows he is all right and the country i- in q normal condition He is like the back.easter who depIore- the cold winters and then kicks because there is deficiency of ice, snow and sleighing Arizona without her rattlesnakes would be like lemonade without cherry in 1t. What to do about it Mir. Hamlin does not know, and suggests that the board of trade appoint com mission to wait on the elder chiefs Of the indian tribes and see if they can give any reason for it, or any assurance that the snakes will come again when they get ready.-Phoe- nix Republican,
The oasis., 1908-07-25

ANENT the American merchant marine the democratic platform says that democrats believe in the upbuilding of a merchant marine without new and additional bur dens upon the people, and without bounties from the public treasury" but the platform fails to suggest or declare how the feat is to be per formed. A man might just as we'll assert with equal gravity and i'm pressiveness that he is in favor of building himself a house without buying lumber, lath or nails, brick, stone or mortar, or paying wages to carpenters or brick and stone masons. Nations no more than individuals can have the material symbols of prosperity without pay ing for them. A merchant marine would be a material symbol of prosperity for the nation, just as Is house material symbol of prosperity for a man. And if the United States is going to have a merchant marine it will have to pay for it. But in that particular the democratic party is like some men, who prefer paying rent to others over owning their own homes.
The oasis., 1908-07-25
Arizona Forests.

WASHINGTON, July 20.-Arizona has the reputation of being a dry, hot country, and much of it justi- lies this reputation. Those thor oughly acquainted with the terri tory know, however, that there are mountains in Arizona, and on these mountains precipitation in the form of both rain and snow is sur Prizingly high. For example, Mt. Graham rises from the desert in Southwestern Arizona to an alti- tude of over 10000 feet and its steep slopes are heavily timbered with Douglas fir, western yellow plne and Engelmann spruce.
 These timbered mountains are blessings to the people of the terri tory in more ways than one. Streams in which the flow is regu- lated by the forests run down into the desert, where every drop of
The oasis., 1908-07-25

Service and the fofest Service whenever complaints are received from the water users of damaqe t0 tho water by stock Investigations will also be made by Inc govern. ulent on its own initiative when. eyer such actiJn i4 necessary for [ hr genera welfare.
 The results of these inyestira. tons will be made known as rapid ly as possible.
The oasis., 1908-07-25

TIE United States permits no for eigner, whether a corporation or an individual, to hold property within the territories, and it will not give title to public lands of whatever de- scription, to any but citizens. The proposed new law in Mexico pro- hibiting foreign corporations hold ing mining property, is but step in the same direction.
The oasis., 1908-07-25

A NEVADA girl named Dollar has married man named Sentz. Whereat the Globe Silver Belt re- marked: "Very small change that" Probably she thought that if she takes care of the Sentz the Dollars will take care of themselves" But did she "keep the changer"