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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-04-14
THE NEWS lNl.BRIEF
Items Of Interest Gathered By
Wire ard Cable Z.
GLEANINGS FROM DAY TO BAY
Live Items Covering Events of More
or Less Interest at Home and
Abroad.

Midland, Texas, had a $300,0O(
fire Thursday.
Representative Hillburn introduced
bill in the Florida Legislature
Thursday in favor of q constitutional
restriction of the manufacture and
sale Of liquor except for medicinal
scientific and mechanical purposes.
Madame Modjeska, the famous
Polish actress, died in Los Angles
Cal, Thursday, at the age of 65 years
of Bright's disease. The body will
It later period be taken to Cra.
COW, Poland. for interment.
Fred Bell, only six years old, kill.
ed Ethel Thomas, three years old
at Union, S. G., Thursday and tried
to hide away the body. Fred is in
prison charged with murder.
Kate O'Dwyer, a "bad angel"
broke the iron shackles from her and
sawed herself out of chain gang pris.
on at Athens, Ga, las. Sunday night
Charles N. Haskell, governor of
Oklahoma is standing trial charged
with fraudulent connection with the
Muscogee town lot affair.
The Chesapeake and Ohio canal
was opened for navigation Friday.
Crazy Snake is not captured yet,
and the pursuit is to be continued.
The Attorney General of Kansas
has handed down the opinion that in
that State married woman. may or
may not take the name of her hus-
band and that he may even take her
name.
The Arkansas State Senate Tues
day passed a bill placing heavy
penalty on persons drinking intoxi-
cants on trains in the State or on
station platforms. This will probab-
ly affect buffet cars, although in
tended only to stop rowdyism.
Indalecio Alarcon, of Chicago, on
lass Sunday stabbed himself 12
times about his heart, cut his throat,
took carbolic acid and threw himself
out of third story window, but
lives to say that he does not know
how to account for his condition.
Daniel W. Johnson, Is years old,
attempted to olackmail his Sunday
school teacher, Asa G. Chandler, in
Atlanta. Ca, recently, but was
quickly caught. Trashy novel read
ing, he says, caused him to do it.
A cruiser of the Pacific Squadron
picked up 40 passengers of the
wrecked steamer Indiana in the Pa
cife Monday.
Pope S. Hill, lawyer of Macon,
Ca. Monday was found murdered in
a lumber office as the third victim
slain in litigation over the Dodge
timber lands in Georgia. -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-04-14
WAR ON RECKLESS DRIVERS OF' AUTOMOBILES
Judge Rs Charge to the Grand Jurors Belief Thathe "ScoFch
xe" and "0y Riders Have Found New Method o. t0I.
miIilQ fhe Old Crime OF MaDSaughler

I "a new method Of committing old
crimes. He said
within the last month many
crimes have been committed by men
possessed of the speed mania. They
run down women and children on our
streets. Women and children and
the infirm and the aged are entitled
to the use Of the streets as much as
the strong. No man has an exclusive
right to the streets, Even the man
who deYotesi his time to speeding this
modern engine has no more right to
the public street than the weak and
infirm.
"Men who dos these acts recklessly
and without regard to the rights of
others, and who, either main or kill,
are guilty Of either manslaaghter or
other grades Of crime, and 1t seems
to me that it would be proper and
fitting thing that, If such case comes
before you, you should not hesitate
to indict II. the. evidence warrants it.;
and that you should not hesitate to
indict for the crime of manslaughter
If you think thatsthat crime has been
committed.
"This is just about the time, it
seems to me, for the Grand Jury OF
this county toAcall a halt on such ex-
treme selfishness as is evidenced by
those possessed by the abominable
speed mania.
'It is further provided by Section
29 of the penal laws that man who
aids and abets In the commission OF
crime is equally guilty with the man
who commits the crime. The owner
of an automobile will sometimes take
deliberately chauffeur who has
been. Known tp tbe reckless in his
driying.h The minute that the owner
of the automobile puts such a chauf-
feur upon his machine in the public
streets the law presumes that the
owner knows the ordinary act that
the chauffeur is going to commit. A
man is presumed to intend the ordi-
nary and usual results of his own
acts, and the owner who puts a reck-
less chauffeur in an automobile and
sends him through the streets could
be properly found by you to be equal
ly guilty with the chauffeur of the
crime, whatever it may be, that may
reasonably be expected to be COM
mitted by that chauffeur"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-04-14
DOGS RACE 412 MILES IN 50 HOURS.
Alaskan Teams Start Arctic Blizzard For *
DasE, From Nome to Candle.

cold, but the wind tossed fakes of
snow plainly gave them distress.
With all the zest Of the chase they
moved OF at the word, while the
crowd cheered and the drivers waved
goodby, not certain they would come
out Of the contest alive.
The Berger malamutes No. 1 and
No. 2 teams, driven by 4Scotty" Allen
and Percy Blatchford, respectively,
finished in the order named. A mixed
team of hound and bird dogs driven
by George Fink came in third in the
race. .. ..
The Siberian dogs, which were the
favorites and heavily backed, became
snow bound and were hopelessly out
Of the race. Their driver was forced
to turn back. The fcte of some Of the
other starters is still unknown.
Teams are struggling back to Nome,
some Of them in pitiful condition. 1t
is estimated that 100000 changed
hands.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-04-14
The Field of Labor.

The employees of the Bethlehem
Steel Corporation will be paid by
check instead Of cash.
About 400 masters employed in
Dublin (Ireland) breweries have
struck for increased wages.
The National Federation Of Post
Office Clerks is considering plans for
the erection Of home for its aged
and worn-out members.
AS the result of an agreement the
coal miners effected between the coal
miners and operators there will be no
strike in Southern Alberta and South
ern British Columbia. The miners
get better wages and hours.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-04-14
.:wIIgrEwAsH THE SPoUETRY

= ~ =
An application of whitewash to the
poultry mouse, roosts, dropping
boards, walls and ceilings should all
be touched, is a strong factor in in
creasing the egg output. The appli-
cation is made more efficient as 4
germicide, insect and disease destroy
er by having little carbolic acid and
coal oil added to ii. Use the wash
hot and thin, forcing well into all
cracks and crevices with a strong
spray pump or good brush. Repeat
the application every three or four
months. Time spent in tbs brings
good returns. Try the investment
and be convinced.--Farmer's Home
journal.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-04-14

The Rich and the Poor
By Samuel Mcchord Crothers.


the the Pocr-especahy
Of the phianthropic universe.
the level EVERYBODY Is
ushr
1oS%S0SV11@ eung OF
Society INDECENT Children Inc nogent
pethoric gentleman VINO a
the various duties that II
allowed to throw things at ne
had taught to look grateful
long they exist all sorts OF help
all the time doing
their inequalities heard how dVes
always with you Ine good
who have not and n
The must
pend the Rich AS
yellow they must depend upon
with their burdens without SO nuen as
leave
Now it against theory beautifully pusy
Spirit is bold
smashing idols He laughs at the pretensions OF the
who have
got the unmanney pushing and have
by their leave and
directly supplies They not beneacors beneh
insists that shall know their place.
He ebukes even Captains and when they insoen
toward bishops
belonged
earlier tme respectfully talk
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-04-14

is but the combination OF htte tnlrgs. - a mar.
steamship is Impressive anu W
admire for Its
little propeller in the stern
mass OF se
this floating would be deeict on the sea Oh
controlled by ieVer
appreciation and mastery deta
result worth
in never neseu
which collectively make great things possible
captain industry heyday his success
nothing detail ignore the little things s
nothing kind although he seem to DO So n
became master by Dng
proficient that learned to do great things by properly
success IN
succeeds all aong
handle great
il detail who never rise ABOVE
detail handle great tnhgs
handled small things No man ever
BEGAN at the top and succeeded success begins
nothing small be noticed ana ne
mastered the is sure 10
and the reason ne is aDe "
command of business oea
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-04-14
Foreign Affairs.

Ex-President Roosevelt arrived at
Naples, Italy, on Wednesday and
spent several hours. He there left
the Hamburg and went aboard the
Admiral, which will carry him to
Mombasia.
The Krupps Works. Germany, are
making gun especially to fight air
ships, as the airship when completed
seems to be the worst of all bat.ie
fighters.
Thirteen school boys were drown
ed near Kamentz, Russia s<1ast Tues
day as result of the,.aoods. They
were on bridge over the Morritch
river at the Village of Orinina when
the structure collapsed and they were
precipitated :;nto the water.
Ex-Pres;Aent Roosevelt had an
audier;c with King Victor Ei6man-
.si, who went with him ta-1fesiner.
King Fdw"-' f,thor
they
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-04-14
Jottinps About Sports.

Thus far the sum of $4,000 has
been pledged toward the new Dart
mouth gymnasium.
It is hard blow to the Harvard
track team to have Jaques, the crack
miller, on probation.
The motor boat exhibition at Monte
Carlo was opened by the Prince OF
Monaco, and Is more internatlen n6f
than ever because Of the prese
American boats. u
Alfred G. Vanderbilt's famo,e
four-in-hand team won in CONF
with seventeen others ut the
Horse Show.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-04-14
Survival of the Fittest in
O Scramble For Job.

New Haven, Conn.-The superin-
tendent of the Carlyle Johnson Manu-
featuring Company, Of Manchester,
advertised, one day only, for twenty
men to whitewash the inside walls of
the nsw factory. Over 800 men out
Of work applied next morning. The
superintendent threw twenty white
wash brushes from a window and the
men scrambled for them. The twenty
who were fortunate enough to get
the brushes got the job Of white
washing the place.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-04-14
Prohibition Law Held Valid.

The Supreme Court at Montgonn-
cry, Ala, declared the State prohibi-
tion law valid, all the judges concur
ring in the opinion. This is the Sec
ond time the court has upheld the
State wida act of the last Legislature.
1t was attacked on several constitu<
tional grounds.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-04-14
Brewers Join Forces With
the Anti.Saloon League.

Cincinnati, ohio.-The brewers,
the Anti-Saloon League and the Mu-
nicipal Reform League will unite In
an effort to put the bad saloonkeeper
out of business. Through the efforts
Of the Ohio Brewers Association the
State Legislature passed law de-
signed to suppress illegal selling.
One brewing company at Hamilton
announces that 1t will not sell beer
to any saloonkeeper who persists In
keeping hise saloon open on the Sab
bath day.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-04-14
No Relief.

Knicker-Maxim has invented e
noiseless gun.
Bocker-Roosevelt will circumvent
that; his will have typewriter at
techment.-New York Times
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-04-14
Only One Death in Family in SO Years.

This was notable day in the af-
fairs Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Kulp of this
city, for it was just fifty years since
they were married.
Today's event was attended by the
six children and eleven grandchildren,
their families and other relatives.
There has been but one death In this
family-that Of grandchild, which oc-
CURED twe9ty-six years ago.-Lock
Haven correspondence Philadelphia
Press.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-04-14

Manley Lawton, son of the late Ma
jor-General Henry w. Lawton. who
was killed at San Mattel, Philippine
Islands. in 1900. has been appointed
second lieutenant Of the Philippine
Scouts.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-04-14

A woman's interest in divorced
man, thinks the Indianapolis News,
never lets up until she discovers why
he was divorced.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-04-14

Anarchist. Commits Suicide.
John Mercadante, an Anarchist,
whose wife had left him, killed HIM
seuf in New York City.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-04-14
Newport Society
1T Has None of tie Dreadful attributes that
Popular Superstition Fttaches to It, =:
.s~ssaAsaa-a''ys-s
sy Gouverneur Morris.

vessassaAaaeeaNte sVdH-sss
exclusive than other
!
N elect backball It
agreeable people who quite
ready friendly of other less
found them and liked
49, s broad the whole,
n rather than
andn polite
able reasonably Ikable,
qualities the
invited Bellevue Avenue
incogpto landing the railroad
Oshkosh humblest citizen exclusive
is oshkh) buncoseeer With
indas
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-04-14
a,
y 3 i{gan'less o 2 2 lfi,1gs
s,yathianfel C; Foyler..Jr

It not for the atom, the molecule would hoe nav
been born, if it not for the molecule tGere
NOT be parces of ANYTHING and if were for particles
there would be anything. AS the chemist nonors I
atom so let JUS respect for those little talnss "
business those details which, in comDnauon Dulio up
argeness of trade There nothing too small to De lnss
ncan unless that something be worthless for all Diensss
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-04-14

Midland, Texas, had $soo,ooo
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-31
HOME MISSION soc.

Holds q Very Interesting 4
~. ID. ParaonaF
The WOman's Home lfl
Of Trinity church held the
meeting Tor the year 1909 al
Odigt parsonage On the
Quite q crowd o. ladies
gether for this occasion al
ing the Wintry Wather.
During the Devotional
many interesting items and
Of information. were rec
special interest was abou
that were dOne &C tnB kc
IN savannah, Ca. re we
the attendance at this NEED
very best IN the history 0f
The reports were all good
creasee at every point. Our
doing better work than
and there are more city ml
1t work and more ready
same. "Our H0mee" TIE ~
society, declared q net rain
lver expenses, this pahseg
eral treasury Of the boar
be appropriated % some
phase Of work"
In q summary az tie an
Of the society o. TIE 81
South read, shows tba man
Z now stands 20 Be GO. a
force committed % home
what may We not accau
coming yearl See What
pliHhed IN cash collections
both the conuscli0nai and
240.04. We are proud %
little band o. IS membe
have q share "a TIE atda
showing. Our presiG
son, appointed committees
riOus departments a
class was formed and
planned for TIE cominr
Many pledges were
society, and one Waa 4I
day school addition 10
another hundred van D.
same purposs naxf year.
regularly the last 1ANlt
month. and visitofs ars
coined
RecoedI
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-31
WhatkDOlnShthe City
DR.. W. q VANBRUkT,
DEgTIgT,
PHONE No. 257.

- NJ ANMNNNNNf " NNANA ~ - - eA-fa w."
81 the city this week
BIZ. Camp, Jr.,' Of White Springs,
n IN the city this weok.
Special Sale Of Ladies' Skirts. Levy
Bros. ~
Mrs Toney Burns has been seriously
on Tor the past few days.
@. 9. Brown, Of Balnbridge, was in
eho city on business Monday.
J.E. Ward, OF Monticello, was a Wis
itOr 10 the city on Christmas.
ID. q. Baisden, Of Live Oak, was reg.
istored at the Leon Tuesday.
Special Sale Of Ladies' Skirts Levy
Bros. AZ
WIN. O. Jones, Of FlOmatOn. Ala, was
registered at the Leon sunday
o. n. Meadows, Of Apalachicola, was
registered 90 the Leon Chriatmas.
p. %. Fancher, OF Waukulla, spent
CHRISTMAS here, stopping at the Leon.
Chaa w. Averett. Of Quincy, was
here on Monday stopping ct the Leon.
Ladies' Long KimOnas, 90 cents.
NJ CulbFeath, 8. N. and q. O. Russ,
az waukulla, spent Tuesday here on
business.
Ne. Herman Roege, who II at the
University. spent Christmas here with
his parents.
a. A. Turner and n. n. Thornton. Of
Jacksonville, were h the city on bust
nen Monday.
FOR RENT Three furnished rooms
Cor light housekeeping.
Albert Cheek. OF the Carolina Florida
Lumber Company, IL or this week 10
n. A. McCarty. Of ThOmhsville. was
n the city Tuesday, stopping at the
Leon while here.
Mr.. w. n. MObley, Of Gainesville
spent Christmas with his daughter.
Ma T. Ia Hodges
Ladies Long Coats, sxlO. values
RAeA Levy Bros. AZ
Hon. A. Max Wilson. Of BlountstOwn.
was q prominent visitor 10 the Capital
City wednesday:
w. n. Denham, General Manager OF
tho Tampa Northern Railway, spent
Tuesday at the Leon.
3. w. Clark. OF the Comptrollers
oace. has returned from a VISIT 10
relatives In BlOuntstOwn.
Our Stock Of Mems and Boys' Cloth
tng at cost. Levy Bros. al
Edward Fitzgerald, OF Lake City, for.
moriy connected with the Comptrollers
cnco, Bpent Monday IN the city.
o
Az. and Mra. George w. Halle spent
Christmas with their daughter IN Madi.
eOn, Feturning here Monday.
MFa. J. w. Wilkes, Of Fitzgerald. Ca,
q on q visit 10 her old home An ITALIA.
haBHoo for a week OF ten days.
eoe
White Table Damhsk, Is cents per
gard. Lovy BroA -
Mr. n. Ward. Of the Camp Lumber
Company. at ..rFan. spent Christmas
with Mr. and hra n. Il Gregory.
Dr. q. n. eellards and family have
moved into the residence OF Mira Q. l.
NalkeT, on North Monroe street.
Mr. ri :. English has moved from
sto city a. Chairoa. Fla. this week
vhae q Vlii @saes p farming
whae gahe Damask. Is soats psi
~ law M q
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-31

III
AZ Trinity Sunday morning the pas
tor, Rev. Ira 3. Patterson, will preach
a sermon aDproEiate % the season
Ex-senator Neel, now one Of the
state convict inspectors, was at the
Capitol on Oficial business this week.
The progressive furniture store Of
ID. Il. Cox 4 o. have sent out the hand
soonest calendar yet seen for year 1910.
DF. and Mrs. u. l. Burdine spent
Sunday with Mrs. Burdines parents,
Judge and Mrs. Conner, at Centerville.
F.B. Ball, Of Wewahitchka, IL here
spending the holidays with bis daugh-
ter, Mrs. s. N. McLin, on North Adams
street.
ar. AMI Mrs. Thee. Titus, and Mr..
Vallard comprised a party which came
over from rhOmasville In an auto on
NOD0HV
Dr. J. @. Ellis, one OF the prOmi
nent physicians OF this city, Is on q
visit to friends in Madison and Perry
this week.
Mrs. Florence Moore ana family had
as their guest a few hours Monday
their cousin, Lieutenant BlOXham
Ward, Of Manila
II. A. McTyre. assistant 10 the presi'
dent Of the Georgia, Florida ana Ala
hama railroad, was q visitor 70 the
city yesterday.
An I'd v. Price Suit recommends e.
self, always correct On style, and is
holds Sc shape. Chittenden 3 Co. sole
agents for the city: 20
Miss Teresa and Miss Sarah Bailey,
Of Monticello and daughters Of Hon.
n. Il. Bailey, are the popular guests OF
Miss Arrabelle HOpkinA
Miss FentOn Davis, one Of the pODu-
lar teachers at the Leon high school,
IA visiting her cousin. Miss Sarah
Davis. in Quincy this week.
Ladies' Long Coat Sweaters, $40
each. Levy Bros. q
FOR One eight room resi-
lence on North Monroe street with
screens, shades and al modern con-
veniences. ChlldS Bros. q.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. a. Jacobie will re-
turn home on the "a instant, from
Bronson, Fla., where they have been on
q visit 10 Mfr. JacObie's relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. o. Andrews. Of
DeFuniak Springs. are visiting Mrss
Andrews mother, Mrs. John n. Spears,
nc her home on South Monroe street.
Miss Bessie Zachary and her attrac.
tive guest, Miss Katherine IAndweaT.
OF baltimore, are visiting friends In
cambridge and Wlllingham, Ga, this
week.
Hon. and Mrs. az. NJ. Lott and little
daughter, Of Havana. spent Christmas
with Col. and Mrs. John L. Nicely. Mrs.
Lott and daughter will remain for a
week.
The Music Club VIII bold its regular
business session prior 30 the rehearsal
Monday night Members viii remember
the business meetings are called to or
Thompson 800 COrsets, rs cents
each. Levy Bros, ~
n. II. IsleF, one % the Leading clerks
OF Duyai's Dry Goods Store. where he
has been az work for several years,
win b. connected with Walker and
Black after the holidays
Senator y. n. johnson, one OF the
most prominent figures On the last ses-
sion Of the Legislature, representing
the seventh district, was IN the city
wednesday, stopping AZ the Leon.
Rev. ], n. Fruit viii preach special
sermon % the young men Of Tallahassee
Sunday EVENING. Every young man IN
town should Be present 30 hear H. Come
aud bring one % your friends along
Lost-Browu male pun about six
months old light feel and breast; re-
"a" as,it = '"' Rutl,dgs Afford.
~ - - So. sss 4.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-31

ueaaquaflefs 81 KRn0r-ma6e CIofh.
ing. Chittan6en & Co. uno ore sceus.
TONED % meaEuTi1g. ard fhe elgIe an1
Gt 81 all o. "a v. PKics 6uits ere guar
Horace Van Brunt, who has been
spending he Christmas eoaaon az bone
with bis mother, Ma o. o. Ven BFunt
WIN return 10 Emory oilege 10 Oxford.
Ca, next week, where ~ has BEEN &
studadt this season.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-31
LADY SUICIDES.


Miss Ada Mccall. Of Monticello,
Drinks Bottle Of CaFbOlic Acid
(ThOmasviile TimeA)
News has been received. IN this city
Of the suicide Of Miss Ada Mccall, Of
Saontic0llO, yesterday. Miss Mccall
u a dressmaker OF that citg and had
teen % ThOmasyille for the same pur.
pose several times. She drank carbOlic
acid while working ~ the home Of Mr..
randolph Epps, IN Monticello. No cause
for the deed can be ascribed except that
she became suddenly insane and COM
mitted suicide in this horrible manner.
ne q member Of one OF the prom
J. S'nt FlOrida families and was about
S.Cy-hve years Of age.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Coles, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. b. Perkins and little daugh-
ter, Emma Flagg, and Rev. w. III.
Iiegler, Of the First Presbyterian
church. left Tuesday 20 attend the wed.
ding Of Frank Coles TO Miss Lille
Bates, IN Lake City. Rev. w. II. ZlegleT
officiating at the wedding.
Major Harry L. Bethel made a cred
liable Santa Claus at the Elks Christ
mas tree last Sunday. He must have
experienced more happiness than any
other man Except other Santa
Clauses) on that day, FOR Il certainly
was an inspiring sight 90 see the little
faces brighten Ep 90 he handed each
a gift
A. ID. Zachary, who came up to at-
tend the wedding Of bis sister, ONE, 20
Major Powers, renamed over % spend
the Christmas holidays with his mother
&C her home on North Monroe street.
Mr.. Zachary left for Sanford on Wed
nesday. Mrs. Zachary aud their two
attractive children win remain IA Tai
lahassee several weeks longer before re-
turning home
Fred r. Allen, Of 50. Augustine, who
was an exceedingly bright and inter.
estine Newspaper correspondent IA Tai.
lahassee during The last session OF the
Legislature, was the victim Of q serious
accident Saturday night He was walk
ms along the soawall IN front Of che
Ocean View hotel when he Zen and
broke three ribs, a knee cap. a finger
ana AprhAheo MS wrist
n. A. Gray, editor Of the Havana
News, and who - wei known over the
State ag q good newnpaper man. hav-
ing been connected with the buzines
for number 81 years. was q Viltor b
Tallahassee thi8 week. He returned 20
Havana Wednesday. Editor GRAY "a
putting out q nice paper and n doing
much towards the upbuildlng az the
little Gadsdon county town.
n. q. Byrd. q Atlanta. one a. the
leading sporting goods aaloameu az the
South. n the guest Of his brofher. n.
~ Byrd, for several Reeka NJ. Byrd
brOught with him bis abrasive little
oaughieF. Katherine who Is eutoyine
TIE sunehine 81 Florida win the DlheF
little hyrliB 10 81 e FcrIrt 81 thnlr
many friends here that Mn. Byrd ana
their youu11l 11UEaacf. Evelyn. cnrit
not ecconnanp Aim - l1le frln.
nf...It.. q. a. ,,....... 49,.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-31

For Sale-alnaIl itan
FOR small business Annq
COR. TaIlahaesee