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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-28
Caught Iron Thieves.

Officer J. H. Tomlin of Birmingham assisted by W. L. Cox and Joe Morgan made an important arrest this evening at the Woodward Iron compay, when they arrested John Hare and Tom Green, both colored, for stealing scrap iron
 It appears that the negroes are en- ployed in Birmingham any they made a special trip to Brighton this evening for the purpose of stealing some iron. They drove up in a wagon and went off and left it for about two hours. Officer Tomlin suspected something, and he decided to wait and find out if possible who owned the wagon.
 He had a long wait, but at last the negroes appeared upon the scene and pro- eeeded to load some scrap iron on the wagon. he officers waited until the wagon wAs almost loaded before they ap- preached the negroes
 It is believed by some that these two are a part of a gang of thieves that have been trying to rob, either the Wood ward furance commissary or the Wood ward Iron company regularly for the past two months and it is now believed that their arrest will be the cause of bringing 10 light some valuable information.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-28
STEAMER SINKS
 AFTER COLLISION

Pensacola, Fla, April 21.-The schooners Cavalier and Maud Spurling collied at sea during the storm of last night and the Maud Spurling sank as she was entering this harbor today, after having travelled D miles from the scene of the accident. The Cavalier was not injured in the crash. The Maud Spurling was in a sinking condition when Pensacola light was sighted but the crew remained aboard until she began to settle. The life savers on Santa Rosa island went to the assistance of the men, who had launched the life boats, and all were placed on board the Cavalier, which brought them into this port.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-28
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NOBLE RESPONSE
 TO APPEAL FOR AID.

Birmingham is responding to the cry for help in Albertville and
 other Alabama points. People re-
 } turning declare that conditions could not be exaggerated, that 900 , people are without food and cloth ing and will be entirely dependent
 , for a few days
 Several clubs and organizations
 i, are preparing to make donations
 i, today, business men are sure 10 , heed the call, and the fund should reach $2000 right away. Here is
 the list of contributions so far
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-28
Personal and General.

Louis Hoster left yesterday on a bus mess trip to St. Louis.
 MT. and Mrs. E. C. Pennington of New
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-28
BEN ALLEN KILLED.
Rivermen Are Shot Upon From Am
 bush Near ApaIachicola.

Pensacola, Fla, April 27.-Ben Allen was killer. Charles Russell and Shell Smith seriously wounded, and two oth- CT men slightly injured when rafting party composed of five men was fired upon from ambush last night near Apa- lachicola. The rivermen had been em- ployed to raft some logs which had been sold under bankruptcy proceed ings down the river. J. P. Merchant former owner of the logs, is alleged to have done the shooting. Warrants have been issued for Merchant and a negro charged with being an accom- plice.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-28
Rev. Shirley Still Alive.

Hattiesburg, Miss, April 27.-First reports from Indian Springs to the ef- feet that Rev. G. w. Shirley had been killed in the storm proved to be incor- rect. He escaped with slight injuries, but his wife, a bride of two months met almost instant death.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-28

Judge Thomas G. Jones of the United States court has been spending much time at the supreme court library this week; also in the department of archives and history, looking up a lot of records he needsJ
 Harry c. Gunnels and Miss Sara Clark of the department of education are back from Memphis, where they attended the conference for education in the south.
 Gov. B. B. Conner is over in Georgia for a couple of days on personal busi- ness.
 Frank N Julian, secretary of state, has net yet returned to his office. He was operated on several days ago. However, he will be back again shortly it is un- derstood.
 William w. Brandon, state auditor, was memorial day orator at Camden, where there was a large attendance.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-28
Say Laws Are Good.
OzarI. Memorial Day.

Walter D. Seed state treasurer; Ralph w Garner and Thomas w. Bradford of the treasurer's office, are back from Ozark, where Mir Seed was memorial day orator He was introduced by MT. Gar ner who was at his old home. Harry l.. Martin was msater of ceremonies, Miss Leta Garner recitationist and Rev Bob Jones and J. l.. Thompson among the speakers.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-28
Pipe Shops Down for Day.

The big pipe shops will be closed down tomorrow on account of the death of young MT. Long, a son of the president of the United States Cast Iron Pipe and Foundry company, which occurred in the north yesterday. President Long is wei known and greatly admired by everyone connected with the shops in this city, and the death of his son is deeply re- gretted.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-28
Postal Chances.

Washington, April 27.-(Special.) )-Thos. H. Tipton appointed postmaster at Cen tral Mills, Dallas county vice c. C.. Hayes. resigned.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-28

Washington, D. C., and return, s35. 80, account Biennial Session National Asso- citation Colonial Danes. Tickets on sale May 5, and 5, good to return until May F.
 Norfolk. Va, and return, S26.2O, account General Conference A. M. E. Church, May 4-SOth. Tickets on sale April 30, May l, ? and g. good to return until May 5l.
 Baltimore Md, and return, S31 account General Conference M. E. Church, May c. 30. Tickets on sale May 3, and ,, good to return until May 30.
 Special h0meseekers rates to many points in the west and northwest. Tickets on sale first and third Tuesdays of each month
 ?. Sid Jones, D. P. A., Both phones 977 Birmingham Ala.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-01
CLASH IN THE SENATE
CsnrOVerSy BetWeon Senator's
Owen and Curtis.
CAUsED CONSIDERABLE STIR

Controversy Arose In Connection with
the Consideration Of the indian Bill.
q both senators Have indian Blood
In Their Veins.
Washington, D. c., Feb. 29.-one
e the most dramatic scenes ever wit.
hessed In the senate was enacted on
Thursday. when Senator Robert l..
Owen, Of Oklahoma, insisted In trag
8 tones and with face showing much
emotion that the Ave tribes OF civil
led Indians were dead, and that he,
~ member OF the tribe OF Cherokee
fndians, was not under the control OF
ne secretary OF the interior.
The event was rendered all tie more
Interesting by the fact that Mr.. Owen
Was sharply engaged in controversy
Nv Senator Charles Curtis, OF Kan
sas, himself a Kaw Indian. II was
ahe first time that two men with In
ian blood in their veins had ever lock.
"a horns as senators In the senate
bhamber.
The controversy arose in connection
with the consideration of the Indian
Bills, and was precipitated by an effort
on the part OF Mr.. Owen to have that
bill 30 amended as to recognize the
citizenship OF the Ave civilized tribes
of Indians by putting the word late"
before this designation and calling
hem 1.-The late Eve civilized tribes"
The clash caused quite a ripple OF
Excitement In the chamber
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-01
APPEAL TO UNITED STATES.
Friendly ot'soes Desired In Behalf Of
Gilman INtaPOsta In ManehuPia,

Friendly ofFSoes Desired In Behalf Of
chlnas Interests In Manehuria.
San Francisco. Cal, Feb, 2s-From
advicaa received from the Orient. Il
Is understood that WI Ting Fang, the
newly appointed Chinese minister at
washington, who will arrive in San
Francisco on the new steamship 81
IBERIA, IL the bearer Of an appeal from
his government 10 President Roose-
veh to secure the friendly Offices OF
the United States in behalf OF the
preservation OF ChinA's interests In
MAnchuria. II has been a matter OF
gossip In circles for some time
that the government at Washington Is
contemplating the sending OF a formal
note to the powers containing a pro-
test to Japan against Japanese agran'
dizment in Manchuria. but II is now
known for the first time that II Ia the
intention OF China to ask this country
to aid In the protection Of her inter
ests
Ahcto ues OVSh SOuio uloN"sS"" ~
ready between the representative OF
Japan and the Washington govern
ment relative to Japan's Manchurian
policy and the way has been paved
TO full and amicable understanding
President Roosevelt's initiative In
the matter Is consonant With the pre-
viously declared policy OF this coun'
try relative TO the open door In Man
churla and It is upon this former dec
laration that the appeal of China.
which WI Ting Fang carries, is based
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-01
INVADED WALL STREET.
But Women su''rass,s Were Prevent
cd from Making Speeches.

New York, Fob, 20 Advocates ~
woman's suffrage invaded Wall street
on ThursdAy. but their vlslt NUs briof
carriage In which were Mrs
norman Wells. the English SunragO
leader, Miss Eleanor Murphy and
others vt the suffrage party. drew up
In front OF the Broad street exchange
and tho women attempted 10 make
speeches In favor of their movement
Instantly tho carriage Vas surround.
I'd by mob NJ yelling messenger
boys. while from windows In tho
lmmeNatc ncirhhorhOOd rolls Ot tick
or tape and nlhcr articles. including a
number ~ wet spot VA, we're thrown
~ Nv orators. Fpcoch making waa
impossible and the carriage Was
forced 10 beat hasty retreat,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-01
NEW ORLEANS MARoI oRAs.
FostlVItIes Open In Bls3s Of Light and
Color At Crescent City,

SSNNN ~ SNNN@NVA WV
New Orleans, Feb, 20, The areet
pAgeants Of the MarA Graa carnival
began In New Orleans Taurpday
night with the parade OF the Knights
OF Menus,
Seventeen allogoricAl floats, eaca
representing one OF AeSop'S fables,
drawn by several horses, paraded
through packed streets, estimated to
contain between $4,000 and 90, 900
visitors, Thousands OF torches rem
dered the procession = blaze Of light
and brilliant COlOrs The noata
showed all the nucs OF the rainbow,
nearly a year ot secret work having
boon spent In their preparation,
Following the parade tho knlgNts at
Menus, still masked held an alleEoN'
cal ball on tho stage OF the Frcnch op'
era house
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-01
HANGING At KNOXVILLE.

eSsaro, Twice RsprisVOd, 1t Lssa Pays
Penalty for He Crime.
Rockville. T0aa.. 20. Ss.--Joan
anFm,Aok, negro, was hanged In the
xEnox eounsy jaIl TbaFsasy aftA 'nOon.
ne was TIE cOafessed murderer Of
Hansy IttnSr. also . nsgrOs
TIE Milling occurred On The hank Of
|eAs Tennessee river. vssa 81 shs city.
- June. 1895. Csrmaok TAKING ittners
NE and thea rObblng hin a . oonsia-
aaAla Sum Of money. TAe BODY vas
rgWn into the river.
Carmsack was sestsneed 70 die on
" eaIiOvs 10 DecsnSsF. bot Cover
pr Patterson granted . respite 10
snnary -. and seooad reprisve uA-
ID THURSDAY. Dec. n.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-01
MISSOURI FAVoRs TAFT.
RspubIloan Instruct National Dele
oates for Secretary OF War.


St. Louis, Mo. Feb. s.-Resolu'
aions havoring the candidacy OF Score
tary william II. Taft for president,
and commencing the administration OF
President Roosevelt were adopted by
Gao republican state convention here
Thursday. In addition, Attorney
General Herbert s. Hadley was in
AoPsed a. the republican nominee for
aovOrnOr: Charles Magic, Of St Louis.
was made the choice OF the Convention
cor national committeeman. and four
dsSogAtes At large TO the national con.
Vsntioa and fosr alternates we're Sc
1outsd. The delegates were instruct
a BoF Taft.
TIE coaveution was composed OF
a.07G Delegates fIom the sixteen con-
SENSATIONAL districts. one for each three
Auudred votes cast for president In
400
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-01

MaOOR. Ca. Fse. -. --Ninsty-stH
pr oraa oS tAs cotton eFOO ratap4 h
osasrai OeorEia IaSg ss@DsT asa fail
- rsAehsa - city ~ Aacoa aaa
moFs shAn 500 habaa are 800 10 ne
CsotrAi CITY wHFsAOassu. FOur ~
osna q ehs ssoD - ain bstag hasa ~
sAe earmws n shSaF barns bsi a. ~
asr partioa ~ tAls sssh0a WI pfso'
aAly - bsouuht tate town bsesss ~
anA % nSxs @ssaA. Tba a9srana
Uaruhoassmsa are VsiI pisass1 uHa
o. uag eDsa0a Aas 8oysi Ills ssaso1
una uith he pgtseaa tAsf bsve bsuo
s~ossht ~ ~ SaAgis.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-01

Nsv Yogs. rvb 70 Thomas 4.
palsoa Wss Operated upon for AAstoldi
tis TAsFuAAy siRht ., tbs hanhsitan
Ere. Ear sal Throat hospital. Whsgo
10 hss bean . pa,lsni sihes saSdAy.
Whsa an Abscgss SAleh hAd toymSd 10
tAs miaIs car va 0p~Hsd IbE. A.
thar y Dssi shS psTfaanf TIE %
srattoa lalsg stated that TIA condition
u t,s isssht5f vaa faFeTabls ard led
70 he sSgsgtaitgg II a. saF'y FseOr
ar
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-01

His mRIesSy escape unhurt.
Three 81 the oI,rIders. who were
accompany Ing the sultan, were hllled
by the explosion OF IN bomb.
Great excitement ptcyaIlA AMI pre-
cautions have been made to further
protect his majesty
The shah oNes bis escape Ia The
precautions taken to protect him from
jugi such an attemp "a was made ON
Friday afternoon Re vas ON his Way
10 q nearby town where he intended Ia
pass a few days. H., procession had
LETT the palace and vas travelling
narrow street when iWo bombs were
hurled down Al Il from the ROOT Oi .
houss. One exploded In the air.
Bystandsrs Injured.
Bat the other struck the ground
near the shGh's auto Tits missile.
On sxplodlag. killed the three outTi
dars, wounded the chauffeur and .
score Of bys,sndsrs and shattered the
vehicle TIE shah however. vas
not IN bis auto. lie bad taken ths
precaation 10 send the motor car on
ahSaA and ride AlAssIf In . carriage
fuFthsg In the rear u ne prOossstoa
ms motor ear uss = cIosed one, and
II Was tsoasht that Tie sovereign sss
lastda.
eeldlsSs tiSrF,sd " scene.
A. eoOa - TIM shah Aeasd ne 81
plostona ~ allShlSd hSHEtedlV from Aia
carriage Aaa satsFSd q asiaahoFtaG
b0sae. Here hS Tesaainsa aHisaiy
vale ne aitsnaastA sect U0ra fos .
9esSehmehs u tFoops 1As soldiers
HSfs huTi~a 70 ne sns And tornSd
IL fFoGt ~ Ne house Stefs ne sbsh
vas. he than cam" 0at Ahd. scr
FOuBasd ~ . big bo8y gvasA. FstHFASi
10 shS palace
Tas house frpn Shicb the bomea
we're tAFowa aAa he osiihngs sssshy
vsrs Ss2FSAaa ~ he polies. Sst 80
arrests we're Bsaas
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-01
LGG TURNER HANGED.
kentucky FsVdISt Pays pDath PsaaL
a., e. nifina al Mia

kentucky FSVdlSt Pays pDath Psaal.
~ for Killing He wife.
CAattaAoOSa. Team. FOb. ~. Ia
TurASg. the Kentucky fe0diss. va
hAHasA In ne county jall acre 81 t;bo
O'Clock TAnrSday evening. His aSeh
gaA AFoksn ~ the fall. ana be was
pVOnoaneed Dad In elSvea mlsates.
Hs wsat 70 tho seagosd wtthOut Q
tr0msoT.
Turner kiiIed his wife. Lillian Tar
nsg. o. this sids Of ioohoui @Ovntain
% ne aftsrnoOn 81 April 3, 1907 lie
cut haF thsoat from sag 70 eaS with .
pocket knife. On be trial Turner
EAaas . eonfeas4cs.
Turner h the sspoo4 Waite man
ever hABsed IN HausIton ooanay
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-01
WARNED ~ BLACK HAND.
President White Hand Society Under
aSAnIenee OF Death"

Chicago, Feb. 20 DR.. G. Volini,
president OF the White Hand Society.
which was organized recently to car
~ on a war OF determination against
the Black Hand banda band ~ Grim
inal itallanS--is under sentence OF
death "
RE has received many threatening
letters. the last one. which he recely'
ed n month ago, contained the positive
message that death VAS awaiting him.
DR.. Vollni told OF this Thursday In
connection with the explanation OF his
attitude on the anilclerlcal question.
which is agitaing the Italian colony
Dr. Vollni's practice has dwindled
since these threats have been made
against him, for be refuses TO make
any night calls lie Is suspicious
OF every visitor and the clerk In his
once has instructions Co let no one
past the door who 10 not known. He
goes armed and IL guarded Ia all his
moves By his friends.
Dr.. Voiini u convinced That the an.
tI-cIeYical quarrel started over q per
sonal difference between one of the
leading Italians aud . pFiss.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-01

Macon. Ca. Fs9. ss.--AFthuF y.
nsnersA . Waite AreEan tos Eas GeoS
- southern and PIOFiAa railway. met
4 harrsAls deafh usdeg ne uAeeis Of
Is Inrss frsiRhs ssGipe b The yAFas q
Ne railway oompasy hess THURSDAY -
iafnsoa. wbsu ~ uas ~ badly eTuss'
- tAse - diaa sooa after ssing taA-
~ - she slsy hospitAl tOg iFsssnsai
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-01

cAIr1so. -. 1s.--thariss Koeief
was sAae swIna and ssTsFejY soan6ei
gAasnaag migat. - Wat ias pa.iee ~
W. abar ssnFrel So1a BerFy
a,a arrested g. Rcsiegs asraiissi
E@enR Rrahurw q 49, a. . VIZ
nEaalef * nseMaer - csa
Gle ~ aeo - -
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-01

Btrmisshsm Ala Tse - IN %.
aoskstis. q eel hEsSa citizen % hsS
ssmsT Ala saos tbs ~ q Ne hsaA
~ ~ he bore a Ms sister. aflss
STiiisg several Rasss sra . Telegram
~ hia pns. Ger ~ -. ~ kSp
0sSsaas Ne Nd bees aasRoaAanf
~ ss@s hiiie tiE.e sVg aa@asaa
aNaiu,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-01
THE PAUL ROY AFFAIR
Question Of his E1tradltiOR to
United States From Eranca
MURDER CHARGED BY WIFE

Family Of Roy Appears Confident tNst
He VIII Be Able to Prove that Ne
Shot carkIns In SeW Defense, u the
Matter Comes 10 Trial,
Paris, Fob -. Tho FrcnGh au-
thoritlos are sill without ofiolRl mott.
hcatiou VI tho NowInE,ou trage-
dy. In which Paul Roy, u Frenchman,
now here II charged by hts American
wife. GlRclA Gala, with tho murder
Of her hrothcr on Jan. 2 ut 10 en-
pected that some tine must clapso DO.
fore the machinery IT the Frcach
criminal courts can he 20, Ia motion
On tho case, :
Does Not SURRENDER a cltIIsN.
The question ~ extrR,Iltlon Of Roy
to the United States 10 not Involved.
~ France llko most ~ European
countries. docs not surrcudcr q citlEen
hut tries such subject IN the Freaea
courts for crimes committed abroad,
Tho Uultcd States ROvernment.
therefore. can only call the atteataon
Of tho french authorities TO bhe crime.
setting forth tho facts In connection
herewith.
No ncY feature Of tho ease was uh'
eartbed Friday The family u paul
Roy appear cOHndrnt that be- will be
ahlo 10 prove that he ahot Uarlglns IN
self d"ionps Ia case tho matter comes
10 trial
Il II expected that tho, trans -pOaiIIon
" the name P Emile Roy on the
marriage register In Boston, which re-
cites tho union on oct Ut last yoar
~ HOY and GlaelA Gala waa due t0 tho
fact that Ray could not make tae
clerk understand that Roy Was a pa
tronymical aud not a ChriatlAh name.
Detective 0oron, NhO IL aetlnG ~
Hoy's spokesman. refuses to diaCiose
tho facts that tho family has obtained
reFardlnE CllaciAs past life, neither
viii no diSCl0so any facts regarding
the woman rallcd tho baroness Won
OroAorn, with whom Ohcla Gaia
lived lie explained that the family
while not recognising the marriage,
has no desire 10 sally tho reputation
IL the woman,
cAna's Partisan LIE.
According 10 thOao Nb0 hneW Ola
eta Gala when she WAa 10 Paris,
she I'D not have sa,rAhse 10 sAsiR.
NVs society Although shs wee nos
considered TiGh. she lived 10 . hand
some apartment and was shADseoasa
By the s0eaAed Baroassa voa OFsaoFR
whom she called her ansl IIsg mSs
leai aladiss Sors Dot ialefrapteA b.
her t0stAi pleasure BAs he m4hy
admirers. amoeG whom vac Paul NCy.
abd toward me end 81 her stay Ne vac
FooogalsSe 10 Ass fsV0fits saitof,
doFSa desires IN bsVs n msAs clear
that Whea ~ aFSt bseAa Ne ine8iss
IN AmsFiea a. ths request ~ TIE I'm.
~ With The visv 81 securing paui
Roy's return 10 VEaaea. esther -
asF ne family hasw that As ne hAit
81 caTkiAs. This fart IVES Asvoi0p
~ agut fTom ths inteFviSw tAat o.
FOA's agent hAA uith ulssia cAlaA 90
YsbFuaSV Ith.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-01

kssaios, Ga ~ - me msA-
bsss - cnHap NJ az. I7ks ceasty
C;osietsssle yetgsahs 4 w. aaHpr4
saasmspfsg. e, pssesssiss ssnsast the
esaMegiE paymaat egsssm ~ eenfitiRs
peBSne 1aeg fisin shes 90 abss
a afao msspp bseess a
-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-01

ChieaSO. gsb. - DAVE tlaa4sf.
go. sAs eealnesi nEsaGsF. hss iefs
tAs AREssttaaa hospitGi sn9 rsfafnsd
- he bosse h 90 improyes oopeitt1a
ne ot1fine lbsatFieai snagsaas kas
bssE sagssiag tsssz = raseFAi nsrvsaI
sseahAawn. ec@piississ Wira Asast
auwAss
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-01

Wihuiagsoa. 20 - "a bo4y f0sss
n ska esaas scar ksrs kas bsen b1gs
tiesa 81 fhat a. Tb@maa nsyef. .
esisaks ~ sne TsEtg Af8 Cast aTtiI
- q Hort Ehspost Ne usS "a
a.g ngesget. 80 A<nne 80 -
Et asA t1e go ulD - go
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-01
LAST o. rns nAo.sOn ssVAAG
OlS HslSssis plsyhoSss TS ~ ossSa
fas coed sRd Al.

T4f W09o ana Az,
New Y0Fk. rs6 s9e Saturday svsp
tag iii go ne sioslnG ~ god aHd
~ u ne MAAis0s square oaFdsa shs
altar. a. THE historteai ptsybOass 10 10
be- ten desb preparatory 10 the ssn'
struestaa 81 . asW baiIalHE 90 its sits
Il Uas hOpea that The SfoeSAs 81
6sm0lltion nil1hi " ASiaysd patil tas
sDFtaa. bVt iaAsmasA - The ussaisF
stanAs 90 q salla bsd ~ rock. uhs e.
saiteets haVs aFeiasa 10 have tAs Wafk
~ excavation ayr ne ssw stFtsstsgw
besun soAsV tssa vas OFtgfBAiiy ~
tieipatsd
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-01
FIRST WESLEYAN GRADUATE

hrs ks,hsrINs esHSon Dice % Msso0,
o.. 81 Advanced Age.
ManbR. ia. Fsb 20 .--Mp kAtS'
crime y. Beacon died ~ her home 90
Thursday night aftsr several wsshs
illness. shs vas the hFs, graduate
Of wsslsyaa college ana WSs the ars,
woman In the WOria a. FeoalVs . diplo
mo from Q chartered cOllsss.
Bhs We Uiasiy khowa ard beloved
~ W0maH Of sxesitSal Christian
character she had reached aS 81
vaacSd ASs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-01
LOCAL OPTION VIcToRY.
Wapuonsr Oil Passes the Kentucky
House Of iAilVss.

House Of Representatives.
Frankfort. Ky. Feb - The Wag
Eoner county Unit bill. which extends
local optlon Law uniformly 20 all coun,
lies IN the state. passcd the house
Thursday by n vote ~ 70 Ia ~
The hlil has beou the bone ~ con
tentlu7 IN The general assembly ever
since lhis tesslon began, bota demo
Gratis aud republicans charging each
o,ncr vith using II a. . club In the
sSnAtotlah cohteat
Tho measure now EDss 10 the senate
where the sentiment towards Il II be-,
iloved 70 be more evenly divided than
IN The loser house.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-01
EFFORT TO KILL SHAH
Bombs Were Hurled From Roof
Of a Building.
HIS MAJESTY ESCAPES INJURY

However Three Of the Outsiders
Who Were Accompanying the Shah
a. a BSdy Guard, Were Killed by
the Bomhs.
Teheran. Persia, Feb, 80 An at
tempt was made In this city on Friday
afternoon 70 assasslnate the shah ~
Persia,
The shAh, escorted by mounted out
riders, was assaulted and u bomb was
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