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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-07-06
BITS Of BASEBALL GOSSIP

Did We spank the Brats?
2++
AS long as 1t was not FaIrmont it
wasn't so bad.
rms makes four straight for Con-
nellsville from the Moguls.
Clarksburg near the top and Fair
mont near the bottom, tra-la-la-la-la
Montgomery and McAvoy both
played nice fielding games. They ac-
cepted all their chances without an
error.
When Wilson hit Montgomery in
the first inning the Connellsville man
ager dropped like a log. A little
prompt attention and the player was
back in the game.
The Connellsville team. to a man
up a tree, does not look half bad. 1t
looks better than Fairmont or for
that reason. all the clubs in the
league should easily have II over
Fairmont
go
Gribben. the popular catcher. was
again back in the game Sunday, but
was not behind the bat. Crib was
stationed at second and played n
nice fielding game but failed to con-
meet when at the bat.
go
sunny" Kerr Price, the Washing
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BEAT
SMITHHELD TWICE

The Clarksburg Americans went to
Smithfleld and drubbed the baseball
team of that place in both games of
a double header on the Fourth. The
score of the first game was to and
OF the second, to s. Features OF
the games were the pitching of Petrol
and the batting OF A. Zinn.
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ROYAL NETGHBoRs TO MEET
EHR 49,

rhe Royal Neighbors of America
will hold their regular session in X
of P. Hall, Tuesday, July Z. at $3.50
p. m. a matter of business Will be
presented which Is of very great inn
portance to every Royal Neighbor In
the State, especially the beneficiary
members and it Is necessary for ev-
cry beneficiary member to be pres
ent.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pittsburg Stings Chicago and
Gets Back to
. the Top.

Scores were made by teams OF the
National baseball league yesterday as
follows:
Pittsburg ., Chicago o.
Pittsburg 10, Chicago 5.
ST. Louis 0, Cincinnati 8.
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Standing of the Clubs.

Games Today.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Pittsburg.
New York at Cincinnati.
Boston at st. Louis.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
st. Louis Defeats Cleveland
and Detroit Hangs 1t
on Chicago.

Games played in the American
baseball league yesterday resulted in
the following scores:
st. Louis 2. Cleveland l.
Chicago 8, Detroit ).
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Double play-osborn to Shlnn to
y. Cardufr. Struck out-by Osborn
4; by Sharp 8. Bases on balls-off
Sharp .; off Osborn 2. Passed ball
Sharp. Time-1:3O. Umpire
Rotten.
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BOYS
PLAY COLUMBIANS

The Columbia baseball team was
given bad trimming by the North
view team Sunday afternoon by the
following one-sided score:
R. H. E.
Columbia .......... II
Northview .......... 80 20 4
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Standing of the Clubs.

Games Today.
New York at Philadelphia.
That Francis boy in center for
ConneIlsville had three hits and one
Of them meant run which went
mighty hard.
$50
Pa Wilson, Pete, Uncle Augustus,
Vivian and Rupert Joined hands and
played ring-around-a-rosie at Union
park Saturday.
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Patronize the new dining room and
cafe at $2S West Pike street, where
Swager used to be.
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FOR RENT-Thrce room house In
Point Comfort on alley in rear Of
SwIger's store. Newly papered
and painted. Gas for fuel and
lights. $3.50 per month in ad-
vance. Harvey Z. Smith.
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VICT0RS LOSERS
CONTINUED from page Is

CURE, Moran. Bases on balls-off
Bankhead 2; of Hamilton 3. Double
plays-'Carduff to MCGUIRE; Fletcher
to Kerns. Time-2:OO. Umpire
Rotten,
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WANTED-By college graduate,
pupils wishing to be tutored in
mathematis, history. English. for
college or high school entrance ex-
amtnations. Address Box 200, care
Telegram.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-House, 10 rooms. South
Chestnut street. C. L. Ford. Box
50.
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SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
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$500.
Cottage Of five rooms in Glen
wood. near car line. care fare sc;
rent $3.50.
See Lynch Elliott Co, 80, En-.
pire Bldg.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WANTED-Rooms furnished COM
plete for light housekeeping. by
family of two. Address c. H. B.,
care Telegram
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Wilson Holden. OF salem. was IN
the city sunday.
Heart Strength

Heart Strength. or Heart Weakness means erv,
Eh.trelgtn. or Nerve WeaimeSs-noth ling more, Pos.
thseiy. not one weak heart IN q hundred IA a ~
selt, actually diseased. Il e almost aiFays 4
ndden Tiny little narve that really is an n iarit
Ihis obscure nerye-the Cardiac or Heart EeFyN
aabiltty. more controlling, mora royeFuire
strength. Without that the Heart must CONTINUE
% nj. and the stomach and hdneys also hays
these same controlling nerves.
This Clearly explains why, a a fnedietne m
shoops Restorative has IN the past duns 80 muck
Tor weak and ailing Hearts Dr.. Shoop fifst souehf
ing heart distress. DR.. Shops Restorative
popular presertpton-is alone directed 70 these
weak and wasting nerve centara. Il builds:
nstrengthens: L oilers real, genuine heart help.
IL you would have strong HeaTtS, stroua az
geston, strengthen these nerves - Te-sStahlisk
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AGENTS Clarksburg and vicinity.
house to house, make 800 per cent
selling housekeepers favorIte. One
agent made $l,024.2O in 10 weeks.
Sample free. Robert O"DonneIl.
"a Pasadena St, Mt. Wash, Pitts.
burg.
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Nine room house. all the modern
conveniences, good location; rent
coz m
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Three large rooms on second
floor. bath, good well water; rent
S11 on
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SUNNI" Kerr PrIce. be washIng:
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-12
col. "AAM" LEWIS DENIES
That He Said All Women Witnesses
Are Perlurera

Chicago. Jan, ll,--Colonel James
Hamilton Lewis, n we'll known figure
In Illinois politics and formerly con.
gresham from the state of Washing
ton. has made answer to statement
accusing him of saying In lecture
TO northwestern university law stu.
dents that all women witnesses are
periurcrs lie said;
81 mover made such assertion In
my lie, had referred analytleally
to different Kinds OF Witnesses NJ
vtded women witnesses into classes,
After Gr0uInE the method to be- Gun.
ployed as 10 women witnesses gsnCr
ally. concluded with the last class
the few who bring suits against mon
for money for certain wNll known al
legged reaSAAs. II was OF this last
class OF women | said that revenge or
stupidity was their purpose and the
oath a useless thing They were there
TO accomplish their object. OF all
other women spoke In tho terms that
honorable and Christian men employ
referring to good women"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-12
FARMERS UNION.
Resolutions Adopted Before Adjourn.
msnt-Polltles Barred,

FneNk-FoItlCh baTfou,
Memphis, Tenn, Jan II Tho
mass meeting OF the Farmers BIuca.
uonal and Cooperative linton. which
convened hero Tuesday. adjourned
s1no die Thursday night after adopt
Ing the following resolutions
That any man holding OfiIca IN toe
Farmers Union who desires TO run
for any political once, either ooun.
~. state or national, shall lrst realEn
his oiYice In the Farmers union,
THAT any man now holding an Of
dee In the Farmers Union, and ut the
same time holding q political once.
shall be asked to give up his political
once or resiGn bis oIicS In toe Far.
mers union.
THAT We dsnouncs Gnd condemn
future gambling In farm products,
THAT we believe IN dealipx only la
bona Ede contracts.
tina, Nc ask tn national congress-
TO enact such laws Rs will abolish and
prohibit future gambling IN farm prod
uCtA'
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-12
STATE 70 GUY 5000 900 TAOS.
Let Contract tor the Fertilizer TAas
~ 20 Cents per Thousand.

Let Contract ioV the Fertilizer Tags
~ 70 Cents per Thousand.
Atlanta. Jan 81 Tho state Depart
meat of agriculture has Iet mo Goa
tract fog mralshlag fertilizer tags FOG
the currsnt year. 1909, N the Rsyburn
Manufacturing company Of Phllads
pa,A a. 80 eshis psr 1000. The
p@sl lowest bid sas " osats
Unaef tho spaeihestiooa OseEala
gsta rhs same tAs that u eaFuiabs0
a. lIosis,aAa at SO esh,e pee Loo. .
sAvlhs Of Sg.6sQ on the 900 for
shlsh Tho Gats hAs Eivsh tie oraer
Tbs state Of Georgia wili pAy tof
fertilizer iaEs THE Y~As = total 81
o. I99 ana the hB@bsF oFasss4 will
BE- aanasisHt 20 Iaa 500 eco ,Sas -
fsr Illihsga.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-12
PARADE or UNEMPLOYED.
Thoussnds March In Cincinnati to the
City Hall.

Ihouoanoo March W Clnelnnatl 10 We
City Hall.
CAieago. Jan. la dispatch to The
Tribune from Cincinnati, o, says:
A parade Of thousands OF unemploy'
ID MARCHED 10 tho city halt Friday (.
where 1 delegation held conference
With Mayor MGrkbrsit and the city Of
details.
II was represented to the mayor
chat the closing doWn.of the factories
be-. use Of the money strlngeney had
thrsvn thousands OF men out OF WorS
and hat suffsriag vss widespread.
I've spokssnan requested aid and
work Tee mayor notified bin 'a9'
s.eOs Asd been tAksn 70 appropriate
eao.eoo for immediate Telisf Arrange
meets have been mA6e Cor opsn4ns
Sruaa dsp0ts, soup houses and shskss
nlaces.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-12
CRUSH IS OVER.
subway Tunnel Rslisvcs Congestion on
Brooklyn Brdoe

Subway Tunnel Rslisvcs Congestion on
Brooklyn Bridge
New York, Jan II The Broohlyn
bridye crush, WhieA has for years been
the wonder OF all Who lookei on II
from the outside and the oarc oi
the existence Of tfafIlc superintendent
and policemen and officials "a Nrll a.
those who bad nlEhly 10 saffcr from
Il, is over. according 10 the state
AseAts mAds BY th0ae who Mig
tried 20 regulate Il
TAa nev sabway 'uBusl under the
EAst river 70 BFOokiya ended i,s frst
day TAaFsAay nisht vith success to lis
credit.
sapSFintSnseal Reeves. OF the
Broskiya bridge oDsradnG department e,
ossiuaatea that there Wss . fAliinG on
Of 5000 passengers IA hour during
the ruAh tine on The trains. and Il -
estimated that the faliing OF on the
surface ears Vblck cfoes the bridge
vas Al isass 81 per csht.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-12
Senator Clay, Of Georgia, Wants
Issue Of $S5O,OOO,OOO.
ARE TO BEAR NO INTEREST
Will BE Payable to Bearer on Demand
i and BO Lawful Money and Legal
Tender Of the GoVernment-Blll for
Emergency Currency.

washington, Jan, IL, Senator
Clay has introduced a bill which was
referred to the committee on finance
authorizing the secretary of the treas
mSV to issue on the credit Of the Unit,
Cd States $3.50 900 900 OF noninterest
bsaT1ng United States Rotss in add
tton 10 TIE United states money In
ciPsulatlOa in such form as he may
deem sxDSdisnt. The proposed notes
are 70 DO issued In denominations OF
not les than 81, to be payable to the
bearer on demand, and to be lawful
money ana legal tender. They are TO
be deposited IN dSpOSttories under or
toanE law by the secretary OF the
ATeasury. Deposit Of the United States
beads and state, county and munich
pai bonds as security for the safe
meapina OF these public moneys is to
be required and the payment of In
Rerost ct the rate OF per cent will
De enacted on these deposits. The
eooretary Is required to distribute
obese dep0aits eQuitAbly among the
several states according to popula'
4lOn.
An amendment to the Aldrich cur
FOncy bill was introduced by Senator
RNolsOn Vt Minnesots. II provides that
one-thiT6 Of all taxes to be paid by
tho national banking associations upon
the average amounts OF their notes In
SdrCaiation shall be- set apart In the
treaaury ~ . guaranty fund for depoS-
iGOFs to the >ameunt Of their dsposits
in any bank that may become insol'
vent. This fund IL not TO be allowed
20 exceed go. 900. 900.
Senator Bulkely introduced . bill
providing for emergency currency to
Do issued by banks through the
0onAptrollar Of the currency with the
approved OF the secretary OF the treas
Cry In amounts equal to the par value
OF tho bonds to be deposited with
the treasurer Of the United States. Il
provides that United States bonds,
Panama canal bonds, bonds Of any
state. county or city, or town, or mu'
nicipAhty. Of not less than 80, 600
population may be accepted for sucn
purpose. No bonds Of state eoun'
~ or municipality that has defaulted
On payment of principal or interest on
any of lts bonds In the past shall be
received for this purpose.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-12

EIb.rtOa. Ga ~ ~ --'TaS 'ss
GaaSs a - q HfDan sas ssstFsyst
81 ass T6sfsAay s.orBiaS, v,nss - ihs
fsrnvss bslsG saSea ne 80 Was
Ara aseSv-gs4 10 = 4gEk sfhlfs ss1as' D.
rNs Sc aS2as1asut 80 . oaE rsH,
sas savaa yts loSss part u 80 baiis,
tas Mf. BFovs. vAS ls a msnDsf
Il ne Arm u hNeWh Bros, eaEtici
u 80 iAaayaGss Ia ths AAhsss M
.saI saSlsbes egWgAAs.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-12
GAINESVILLE, FLORIDA SUNDAY JANUARY r. 1908
TRAFFIC is RESUMED.
Southern Wreck Cleared Away-onO
More Death Results.

"gVS OOdNU NCbulIbs
Atlanta, Jan. 1.-THE wreck ct
Hiram has been thoroughly cleared
away, a new trestle constructed and
tratic over this section Of the road
was resumed when the Florida Spe-
ctal" No. 6, passed over the bridge
shortly after noon on Thursday.
General Superintendent H. ID.
Hutchinson. OF this district, is max
ing personal Investigation OF the
wreck, and his report will be made TO
the heads OF the Southern railway
within the next few days.
The cost Of the wreck TO the South.
ern railway cannot DO accurately cal
culated until settlements are made
with the victims OF the wreck, but the
damage to equipment hospital and
physicians bills, ho;el bills and other
charges to be met as outsrOwths Of
the wreck will amount TO 4 staggering
figure. II is calculated that hotel.
hospital and physicians bills will
reach 5000 per day, and that the net
loss In the equipment will amount TO
the sum Of $4,000
One more death resulted from the
wreck ThurSday, that OF Alexander
Forester. n wealthy retired business
man Of Cleveland, O., who died In The
Atlanta hospital on Cone street.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-12
APPEAL TO HIGHER COURT.
caSsS Of sehmItE and Ruef, Alleged
Frisco orAftsrs.

CaSss Of sehml1 and Ruef, Alleged
Frisco orAftsrs.
Sc Francisco, Cal, Jan ll--Eu
gene p, SchmitE and Abtahma Ruof
the Two alleged grafters who recoiy
cd q decision In their favor Thursday
from the district court OF appeals. are
both In the county Jail IN custody OF
the new sheriff.
An effort will be made to have their
bonds reduced,
schnits IL held on forty.hve indlct-
mSnts win bonds to the amount OF
S40O.0C0. Ruef Is held on 1872 In
d1ctmenta. hiS bonds amounting tn
81. ITO, 900.
n their request for reduction Is not
complied with IN the lower court. both
will take the matter direct to the 81.
prSms court. The cases OF Patrick
Calhoun. Thornwell, Mutually. VIII
liam N. Abbott. Tlrey l.. Ford, Ruei.
RchmitE and Former Supervisor r. p.
Nicholas. come up for trial FOR bub.
cry charges At the same time.
According to the statemen's Ot tho
prosecution, the decision will not ~.
feet the trial OF Schultz and RueT IN
the ether charges against them, which
viii be proceeded With a. rapidly A.
.,..thIa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-12
LYNcHeo sY his OWN RACE.
North carou~s BOscks Take Revenge
Fer Lerg Faxed.

NQFIl Aalr. Hf--''r
Fer Llro Faxed.
Charo.o 81. g., Jan. IA long
dis,anc, te..,.aay message from Sci
ma. y. C.. reports The lynching at
Pine Ley,, Johnston county. OF ne.
gro AZ The bands OF negro mob.
d The strGIfr av4ro, puTportins 10 be
An Adyauo. assat Of a big shoW."
faxed TIE ne,ro rssidents into Atien'
dance on aha, turued out 70 be ona
man Performance BY The strange dar'
ksy himself Their aoAAs covered
vi,h K,nno sacIs The mob entered ;hs
negro's boarding house early Tuesday
morning and took dim horcibly 20 the
woods His body VAS found 81 day
I,Kht on tho southern railroad tracks.
His IDENTITY cas- not been established
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-12
Written Ia Savannah River Har.
Dor 'SwindIe.
SUIT OF OsERLIN N. CARTER
Federal Judge kohlsaAt Has pSeldsd
that the Government 10 Entitled 70
100000 OF Carriers Money LSOAtsd
by Marion Erwin.
by Marion Erwin.

ChiCago, Jan, li.--JudgO koalSaAt,
Ia the United states circuit court, has
rendered decision In favor OF the gov.
CtumUut IN tho suit Ut Captain O6er
lin NJ Carter formerly -unitSd states
army engineer, charged with hAVlng
defraudod tho United SlatSs OF N7oO.'
600 through conspiracy with Coatrao
tors Greene and uaynOr
Tho court ruled that Garter was net
entitled to the 100000 In Union Pa
clio regIucrcd railroad boadS ana
other securities traced by the govern
msnt to safety deposit vauhs ana
banks In various parts Of the country.
Under tho decision the government
will retain those securities and the 10
mous case. Witch resulted In The con-
Wctlon Of Captain Carter and OF
Greene aud OAynor and the imposing
OF pealteuJlRry sentences, IL brought
to a close,
Funds Tied UP In oulta
Tho funds Of Captain Carter. which
tho government claims were proceeds
OF Cartcrs COLLISION with 0reeRs and
Gayuor. are tied up BY suits pending
Ia tho federal courts OF New York.
New Jorsoy. West VlFuinla Georgia aud
Illinois by agreement all OF these
suits were consolidated and tried be-
fore Judge KohlSaat Ia the uaited
States circuit court IN Chicago about
q year ago. il IL the claim OF Car
tor that the funds In question were CIV.
en- aim by his fAthOria'law the late
Robert T. Wsstcott, Of New York,
The case grow out Of tho oonAtTae'
ton ~ cyrjaln river and harhor I'M
proyemsnta on tho coast Of Georges,
The government prosecutors eonteaded
that the army ofilcer and the coatrae'
tors dcffaudsd the government In The
sum " S. g25 900 and that onr tnFd
of this amount. or about gIbQ.00V.
vent Ia Captain Carter Special So
aIVsnt TO the United states attorney
general. Marion Erwin. WRs assigned
10 the prosecution ot the tases and az.
ter ssyeral years N0vh 100000 l1-
ye.trd by Carter IN yariaut etates Was
traced aud seized Tho bearing be-
fofs JUICE Kohlsasi extended over
several weeks aad scores oI Witnesses
we're examined
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-12

aVmoFsst. NJ Ian. ii--fn a. alter.
eaaisa II shopyiIls Ky. bstSssa Post
nAstsF Harvey NctAfeSs ana cIAsas
PStes. McttArgus sha sho, snA kiii@4
anA Price vac prOsahly fatally STAB
80. Ths tFSabss IL aaia 10 hare b>sH
- rsgsis of MsiiArpIe 0FasEiaa Prizes
- sssSain fTom ealliag oa . yognS 30
ma IA tie pos,masisTs here.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-12
AIS AMBITION REALIZED.
Champion Wrestler says Ne 10 Now
Ready 70 Retire.


Ready 10 Rsurs.
Baltimore. Md. Jan. ~ -.Frsak
Cotoh. champion wrestler Of America,
has announced that he bas made ~
MS mind 10 retire Al The and ~ this
year lie SAYS that The height ~ hts
ambition Nas n meet liACkeuaohmldt.
and r0w nat this sermh toT tho nrsi
time likely 10 b. realized. M IL ready
To qull Wrestling
0otch received q letter from W
". Wits Of Milwaukee ursing .
meeting a. the earliest possible mo
nent Ia sign vlth Hacksnschmidt Tor
The mplonsblp 81 he world
Go,ch saJs he SlII bo, bays The
match before May I and that CIT
cage doubtless all be The scene ~ ihs
rohfrzf
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-12

New YORK. Jan ll.---caliph," tas
OO4t hippopoiamas which WAs for y
yNAES IN the CeAtral park 900. II dad
oAhpA vas abogt thirty iVcf YEAR, oie
AUd vas ths arres, animal OF his
Srosd In Aasriea. weighing soDs,hiaS
lRao foaF toas.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-12
Ansthar asrrsrs fsr rhastan

ASsatsomsFy, Ala Ian ti--fieBEy
TAaA1Sa. sOaAsnsASa NasdsFse ~ BIZ
aEiHgAsu Whs Wss eepstovea tvo
aays ar " OsTsrpsr Conner Whiys
sansaIas o. 90 Ssaas,i4. VS. Gtysn .
nSw lsass - llfs ~ ths e1eeutiys
ngmasy. kls tlns ostas sKtsRdad ~
Ssa - Ne \ slisWee Gns 70 Est
49, s4tfanes.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-12
8 KILLED, z INJURED
Rear-End Collision on Mississippi
and Alabama Road.
CARS WERE BADLY WRECKED
Fatal Accident Occurred Ten Miles
from Vinegar Send, Ala, at an early
Hour Friday Mornlns--A Number Of
Cars Were Badly Wrecked.

Mobile. Ala, Jan, ia report
from Vinegar Bend. Ala, forty-ouO
miles from here states that rear,eni
collision occurred on the Alabama and
Mississippi railroad ten miles from
that place at an early hour Friday
morning.
Three persons were killed and
twelve were injured.
A number OF the cars were badly
damaged.
One train carried coach In the
rear. and It is believed that this Is
where the injured were
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-12

Pskia Jas 10 --FNsEtAsF sapssts u
he Eiots - kiA iGsIas . lewM - tAs
proVhee ~ cAshlaaG. aseieFe the
1SVa@sat 1srs 70 be aaatioFeign.
Ths casASiis @issi0aAFY Statlaa Ass
GAh~i BADst SAs FfsneA @lnistaE
~ Gains. fss pf0tsetIsa. and The miH-
istsT Siii taks w he mA4heS Win the
tSstiEa DoSFd tasmSaiatSlg
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-12
MISTAKEN FOR BANDITS.
Fatal Encoyntsr Bsi~esn osfman
travellers ard chtisAnt.


rfsvslsrs ard chiisAHt.
Va'ratAisn. Gale. Ian ~ Tho 90
souu.,f rss,s days sEp osiseon a par
" Of Germans and TIE residents ~ q
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cts and ssnlago 10 HN.sh oas Ger
mAa sas k,Gst sat hvs inferred. has
assumed a mofs sstloba aaVsrt Ths
matter hAs been bsonEH' 10 me attrh
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Tbs Germans approached tho village
after dash ana SIRE mistAkeh BY tbF
lshAlitahgs fos bGseiia The people
aFoa oa lhs FaVslvrs si,h TIE result
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-12
Rt,os Ey. for nlspsrsasiss.

MoAssom.s, Ala. Jan. I'LL a Do
rl,lou rendered BY Judge J. G. Hieh.
araeoa a, GrSsavllIs. h0'ds good.
every d.,psssaTy In AlasAzA VII b
foresd out Of basiasss ~ ones. lie
s.,a THAI AL laws sssablisAlHS dts
s.assrlaa are aASonstltarSoaA because
,hsy s.,abliah = aonopeiy vhich Il %.
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-12

JsoEsoa. Nisa. Jas u--COvogvoS
vartEmas T6usE2aT ssss Ais farewell
EsaaaAEs 10 a. &fssissipI ie1seas
are 81 JaaEspa q uas ~ ss1asst
soxunsss ever sssmittea % ths iaS
EAxinS Se4y is tkas stGiA sossis,iAs
e ssufI sssaiT thesENs1 NpstA
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-12

AtIaatI. JAa. II .--0sasral Supefin
,ssdsu, O. y. wIIsuras, o. tie A.
tsn,A birmingham Aad Atlantic rail
road. vso uas IN the city T1Ersday Ia
oontssssos vitA viee Prssidpos p, =
Ark1HEat. q tAb sysfsn. sasossesa
,Aat tie trains over 'this nss diTeoi
fron BFussvlek uoai4 % rusniug ID.
20 Atlanta by FEB. rs.
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NasAssfie. TenA. sa1. Tl--&4ea itol-
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-12

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~ ere TaRfE4sg RbrnisG isAs Essai
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