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Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-13

PERSONAL MENTION.


 Miss Edith Roper. of Tombstone Canyon is visiting friends at the Smelter City.
 Mir. and Mrs. q. W. Long were in yesterday from the Bisbee Extension.
 J. II. C'ReiIly and wife, of Albu- querque. were visi.'r to the camp yesterday. ! Mrs. n. F Fiatcber. of Hereford, MAS a visitor to iae camp yesterday
 Misses Margaret Er~ia aud 4. Eschols. of Jersey city. N. J., are wis itors in the camp
 Y. A. Trincam and wife of Los Angeles. were in the camp yesterday.
 w T. Harlow. oC Boulder. cric., was Bisbee visitor yesterday.
 John Nj. Ross was business visitor yesterday from Prescott
 E. c. Hargroye is in the camR from Hay City, Michigan.
 Charles Cunningham returned yes terday from a tri pto Douglas.
 George Dunn aeft yesterday for Cananea. -.s,il
 City Engineer MeNeish left ysster- day for the Sulphur Springs valley.
 Charles Mcdonald. county recorder returned yesterday to Tombstone.
 R. s. Grter came in from Courtland yesterday. q |
 Judge l. M. O'Connel left yesterday for Chicago.
 . Attorney E. F. Ellinwood returned yesterday from Phoenix. where he has been On legal business.
 Born, Thursday afternoon. to Mir. and Airs. George Smith, of this city. a girl ailad
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-13
ANSWER TO "oLD
 MINERS" LETTER
sylvanito. \. M.. Feb. I9. 1909. EGifor Bisbee Review.

Syivanito. \. M.. Feb. 70. 1909. EGiioT Bisbee Review.
 Bisbee. Arizona.
 Dear Sir:-ln answer to letter published In your issue Of January 27th. under the headlines ~Old Miner Is in the Dark on Coinage" ] respect fully submit the following. I wish it well understood that the writer is not competent to pose as an authority to pass upon and decide all of "Old Miners" queries; I a monly a studi- ous ~nucker" most often in need Of iufOrnaiion myself; however. I hope Q give such hints and facts, disco cred in my own experience as will lelp tle inquirer to siraightcn out his rouhles and disentagle his mental 'aihs and clews in the manner which viii be of the most lasting use 10 him
 The "old miner" is engaged iu isoful work leading 70 an arrival at ne exact value of his product. ana what proportion of the completed coin af the realm hi< labor has furnished 4e states that he enjoys himself while giving value in the form or labor for s dollar ln gold CT silvar. but frequent.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-13
AUTO sTAee LINs TO couRTLANo

Leaves Palace stables every morn fng, g a. IT., making round trip each day. Phone in your orders for reservs- ton Of seats to Palace Stables. Bis bee phone g; Palace stables. Lowell, No. 2; C. c. Hotel. Bisbee. phone 19S. Will call any place in the city for pas sengers. Fare S3.50. Bowen & Hub hard, Prop.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-13

Will be sold at the office Of the com pany. being at rooms i. and 6 in the building on Main street, in Bisbse. Arizona, on tho 23rd day of February, 1909, at 10 o'clock d. Tn. at public auction 70 the highest bidder for cash. provided the said stock is not redeemed before the time Of sale: and the holders Of said delinquent shares may redeem the same up to the time of safe oR pay ment Of the amount delinquent with interests and costs, as provided by av
 Such sale will be made by the sec retary of the Bisbee Extension Devel- oDmCnt company or by some person designated by aim, and all of the de- linquent stock represented by the above-described certificates which have not been redeemed at the time of sale. will be offered for sale iu the manner provided by law.
 RISBEE EXTENSION DEVELOP
 NENT COMPANY.
 By F. k. P0ss. Secretary. Dated January 2lst, 1909.
 First publication January 23, 1909.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-13
FOOTBALL CHALLENGE.

The Cumberland team has chaleng- cd the Lancanshire team to a game or Rugby football, 10 be played st Warren four weeks from next Sunday. The teams will rcpresent-the counties deuominated by the name Of each team, there being a sufficient number o' nen from these counties of Eng lssd Co afford sufficient usaierial for !. gUOd tekIs
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-13
WILL sE NEAT BUILDING

The two story cement building which is going up on Clawson ave nue. to be occupied by Horovitz. the dry goods man. Is nearing completion, and when finished will form value tle addition to that residence section of the camp.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-13
BACK FROM COAST

i5d Williams returned from visit to the coast, where iTP has been taking
 vacation. He reports that the tour ists are as thick about the Pacinc coast as flies about a molasses bar rel in the summer time. and that the Native Sons are gathering their usual harvest.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-13
Red raen-FeDrusry 22.
WINDY WEATHER

The weather prophet yesterday dealt ont plenty of wind, with cooler veather and slight shower late m the afternoon. The temperaturc, however. was not at any time uneorl- fortable. indicating that the pull which the people of southern Arizona have had the past winter continues to hold good.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-13
ADD A BIC FORGE.

Several car loads of material arriv- cd yesterday al Douglas, consisting o. everything fer grading and railroad tuilding. This material will be used fer huilding fiom that point on the Southwestern railroad. There were . large number of men put 10 work there and more will be added at once. This road will build north fol the purpose of connecting with the Fna which is building south from Courtland
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-13
A SMALL BLAZE.

4 small blaze sta. ted on the roof Of the old O. K. undertaking parlors back of the office of the livery stable. The blaze started from a spark, but was soon eXtinguished by Bob Hen messy climbing to the roof with fire No damage was suffer oA
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-13

NOW THEREFORE: Notice is hereby given that for default made fin the payment of said call of One dol lar per share upon all of the shares of the company which appear on the books of the company in the name of he following persons and which are represented by the following describ- ed certificates set opposite their re- ipectiye names, to-wit:
 III Nh of Narna of "A mi of
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-13
IN FROM MEXICO.

c. G. Lorrinne. formerly nasss al the Copper Queen hospital here. vas in yesterday from Nacozari. where he Is at present situated in ths sane ca pacity with the Moctezuna people. He reports that activity throughoH, the Nacozari district is quite notice able since the beginning Of the year LOrriGRe win rsturn to Nacozari this saorkiIr
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-13
HE WRONG DIAGNOSIS.
Prompt the Use of Worthless Rems- Ntse

Ctcs-
 Even nn experienced physician will sometimes make mistake in diaE- nosis, in which event his entire treat Dent is wasted and may even be B- jurioas to the patient.
 Ehe advocates of all other hair festor7uyes save He-2ieide have wrongly diagnosed the cause of das- dTuh and falling hair.
 They figure oH,a funcuOaat cissAse rhereas t rs now known and genera iy aeco pted tdzt hair loss is due to . parasitic germ which Ne8bros s Her picide destroys
 There is no substitute for Herpi- eide, accept none.
 Sold by loading druggists Send IOc. in stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co, Detroit, Mich.
 Two sizes, soc. and s1.00.
 Bisbee Drug Co. Special Agents.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-13
TAKEN TO OREGON.

Officer II. Bulger left for Portland, Oregon. yesterday with D. Fl. Will jams, who is under arrest for the of $500 from the Leather Makers union. Williams goes back for trial at that place.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-13
GOOD SHOOTING IN WIND

Tn a cold twenty-mile wind from s o'clock, the riflemen lay shivering on the firing line. trying to get the cle- vaticas and windase Of the buliseye and the 500 and 600 yard ranges.
 Considering the weather. Cunning ham's score on both ranges and Hurst's possible Of five shots at the 300 is excellent shooting
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-13
s,ssEecouRTLAno AUTO LINE

Leaves daily from Rinehart's Drug Store at 9 a. m Phone reservations to Rinehart's drug store. BAH; Bis bee Drug Co. Lowell. L-40, or Ball & Blesisoe's Drug Store. Warren, L61. " H. Long, proprietor Residence phone LII. sso
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-13
SOCIETY

Preparations are being made for delightful song service at the Presbyterian church Sunday at 7:3o P. m. Every number on the program musical gem. and Bisbee music lovers will no doubt take advantage cf hearing some Of the best compos- CTS. The members of the choir are in excellent voice and from indica- uons the occasion will be the best caoir recital given during the winter. Following is the program; Organ Preluda .......... .Rinck Anthem. "The Radiant Morn".
 .-.......W H. Woodward Hymn No. s7o.
 PsaIter and Response. Selection. Vocal Solo. Evening Prayer"
 .-.. ~ Mrs. J. J Harrington Prayer
 Aatnem. Seek Ye the Lord.
 ..-- -.-.--1 " Roberts
 Tenor obligRto. A. r. Coombe. ScriptuFa lesson.
 .Anthesr.. Enc Sur Shah Pc No
 More Thy Light ..... .sfainer oEering.
 onertory. Violin and orsss. air
 "afelodieux, ".... Card ficEm Response by the choir. Hymn No. I2l.
 sl.crt address.
 Anthem. Praise Ye the Father"
 ...........-... .....-.. Gounod Hymn No. S47.
 Benediction.
 Organ Postlude. Humperdiack
 Y. W. C. A. NOTES.
 The Vesper seryice will be held Sunday afternoon. beginning ct 4:30 o'clock. Miss Elizabeth Jones will lead the meeting, which will oaly last sne honi.
 The beginners class in Spanish, made their initial bow ThuTsday even. 'nC. Among those who are deep in the mire of the Castalian are BIrs x. Muir. Misses Saiome Townsend. ..eta Scott. Katherine Flanagan. Hor- ience Rcdenhurs. Bertha DeWoody, Mary Goder and Elizabeth Jones. There is also another advanced class who are greatly interested in their work
 The spring millinery class also bs- gan Thursday evening under very fay orablc conditions. About fourteen ladies met in tine sewing room where the class will be taught The recre ation room looked like bee hive oi industry as the ladies unfolded bright ribbons, braid, bows. buckles anC feathers. The Dlembers that havs reported so far are 9Fesdames W. L StOner. R. H. Clifford. C. O. Nordin Arnold Smith. RoIlin. Bellamy, Frani Duyalls Dan Hoesch. o'Brien. Franl Weldon. Bryant. Misses Y. v. SI'iiyal Hester Wallace. Ecr s1s. -..,,frf, | Several other n@.l re =ni 3r-,. later. The classes and Thursday cvcr..s- -n ., -J' D. m.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-13
WILL SHIP CATTLE.

Dr. F. Rigdon arrived yesterday from tho west, and win so 10 Naco tomorrow for the purpose of inspect ing cattle which are. to be crossed by he Turkey Track Cattle company.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-13
THE WHITE STEAMER.

tJ. I. DODaOuf UNLIT
 The largest and easiest riding suts- mobile in tho district will leave C O. hotel every day at S a. m- for Court land. Returning leaves COurtland be- tween and 2 D. ID. Phone B-lsS or E. s3..
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-13
AFTER HORSE THIEF.

Deputy Sheriff Haynes arrived yes tcrday from Globe for the purpose Of rounding mp a team or horses whica were recently stolen from Globe. and to aIrreh I'd tEe hoUse irief if pes sibIe
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-13
NOTICE

All members Of the Irish National ists are requested to meet at nedgo gich Hall Sunday evening February f4th. Business of importance By order of tae president.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-13

Hurst, 5UU yards. , 5--3.
 Fred WilletL C. A. Haight and II. A Hoyt. representing the Winchester Company's shotgun squad were on the range to ra target shoot.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-13
Red Men-February 22.
wfNI ro..cELEeRAIt.

The colored people Of Bisbee ieft last night for Douglas. where they joined the colOred people of the Shelter City in a grand celebration of LsEcoin's birthday.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-13
eL Paso '. M. C. A MAN

Mr. Titus. secretary of the Fl PasO Young Mems Christian Association will speak interestingly at t1e C1ri1- fan church Sunday morning
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-13

Don't forget the regular SaturGay night dance at the opera house. Music oy the entire band.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-13

New Hotel Sonora. Cananea. Re modelled and first class in every way Mcdaniel Bros. proprietors. 2s5
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-13

Dr. McSwegan tells disease without asking questions or humiliating exam nations at the St. Elmo hotel
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-13

Don't forget the regular Saturday sight dance at the old opera aoese- Music hy the entire hand.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-13
FOR SALE

An upright piano, slightly used at bargain. easy monthly payments ". MUIR. Opposite Gymnasium
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-13

D. H-tchinsoH says balG heads arr conducive 70 health That probably ac- counts for the longevity of United State. senators.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-13
st. Valentino s-

A charming social ,-s @ -ls Es1S Tas the valentine sOC qI -;vu.. szg night ar the home of Mir. Jad a.-~ i W. Wallace. Of School HiI Mr. Wal lace entertained his class of boys, while Mrs. w. E. Spicer was hostess for the girls class. Both classes form the Sunshine Band. and is a church society for girls and boys rom twelve tO sixteen years of age The house was artistieally decorated with hearts. \ postofice" was one Of ,hc many interesting games at whicn tbe -nests received pretty and come 'aieatincs. Dainty refreshments were charningly served after the games. and all were unanimous in express- ing their thanks for the enjoyable evening which was spent.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-13

Don't forget the regular Saturday night dance at the opera house. Music by the entire band.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-13

Mr. Carnegie's prophecy that Hughes will be next president shows lonclusively that these Scots have a keen sense Cf humor
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-13
NOTICE OF SALE OF PUBLIC
 PRcPESTY.

Notice Is iie-~l.y ciycr -isat VI feet. more or less. of picket fence, to the highest bidder for cash The sale will take place in front of the court house at Tombstone, Arizona. on the 17th day of February. 1909. at o'ciocs p- m-
 (Sisnedl: II. r. BEBHBA. 6e7 Clerk Bas-d os Supervisors.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-13

sn Arizona man bas died at the rlpe old age of 10G. lie must have been remarkably quick with his trigger finger to have reached that age ln ATizons.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-13

SUPPER AND BAZAAR, OLD OPERA HOUSE. TUESDAY, FEs aukRv 16TH. BY ST. JOHNS EPISCOPAL GUILD. SUPPER SOC.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-13

entertained a small coterie Of friends at her home last night The ara.r wRs delightfuliy informal and was given complimentary to her husband
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-13

The God ho gave us life gave Us liberty at the same time.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-13

All kinds of electrical work. house wiring a speciality. Work done or short notice. Chandeliers of all de scriptions and Tnngston Lamps fur nished. All work guaranteed. Refer eaces furnished.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-13
NAHTEn

WANTEC-Experien house girl.
 Three small rooms, and family of three. Apply Mrs J. c. German, No. l3iA Tombstone Canyon, one door above Blewett's store. 722
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-13
PERSONAL

will not bc responsible for debts contracted by my son, Tom Quigley- 732 MRS. T. r. QUIGbEY-
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-13
MONEY T1 LoAH.

MONEY TO LOAN, apply to Johnson k HsIgler. c. K. block. opposite
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-05-12
Alexander Thornton TrOu-
BILE BObS Up Again in House

STA county. but that he had secured
enough votes In the Senate TO Kill
the bill
When Mr. Alexander had finished
his remarks. Mr.. Thornton took the
floor. aud read a letter from Mr..
Hardee Of ST. Lucie. which stated eX-
actly what Mr.. Thornton's letter had
said In reference 20 giving Mr.. Alex.
ander a boost in Volusia and the kill
ing OF the bill IN the Senate.
Mr Alexander was on his fee, 90
reply. when Mr Light Of Marion cut
m discussion by a motion Tor regu-
Oar order
Things v,r, getting bot. and Their,
o. no telling what might have hap
runod had Mr. Light kept his seat
Sir Cox introduced resolution
suggesting and requesting the gentle
men from Volusia 90 bury thc Ratchet
az least until they got home.
The resolution was ruled out Of
order
Sir Alexander declared that De-
would answer in the State press.
Among the most important bills In
reduced Boz the senate was one by
sloan Of Lakeland which prohibits
ne operating of work OF freight
trains ou SUNDAY except Boz the ease
II rglt or other perishable freight
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-05-12

TALLAHASSEE, May 1.-THE out
cropping Of the Alexander Thornton
trouble. the Hilburn incident and the
decision 20 reconsider the Beard dis
t1uchisement measure. yesterday
as decidedly lively In the House
The House had hardly settled down
60 the days routine when Mr.. Alex
auder OF NOlusia arose 20 a point OF
rsonal privilege. and In burst OF
, at1yy stated that be- had never ris-
ca 90 a point of personal privilege
curing hiss long utilization with the
] ouse. and that he would not do so
re 10 not for "a letter written Co
O. Nolus'a county paper hr his COZ
. lggc. Mr. Thornton. rhe purpose of
hich was 90 hurt him iu NoIusia
She letter said that DEE would Cuucel,
t.lt The Tim4s-Jniou reporter wrote
Iat be- thought was "a true account
a.. the ThCruton Alexander affair
~ hich was reproduced Boa many OF thc
papers of the state. and ~ the
bridge proposition had anything 90 do
With leading up to this unfortunate
affair. I ana not aware of o. The let
t.- also stated that Mr. Alexander
rad boosted the bridge bill but had
worked secretly against d. saying
uat the champiouing Of tho bin
,,.rIf Give hiw .-a11 M I'm ".'r.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-05-12
VERDICT GylLTYM
NAVAL STORES CASE
,Hs Wrh the Exception Of Charles
j. ccLessb. Who Wss Acquitted
Uuocr lns'rletiona

SAVANNAH Ga. Nav IL Guilty.
vas thc verdict urouaht iu late last
.isht ly che jury m the case 90 the
so-caiIod ~rurI cntiuc Trust though
peculiarly. the names OF The two m-
iicted corporations are emitted. and
The verdict applies only o. tae Gye tn
diyidual defendants. =. :. Nash. prcsi
dent OF the American Naval Stores
Company. spencer y. Shooter. chair
man OF its board Of directors. George
Meade Boardmau oil New York. It's
treasurer. and ). r. C. MyCra vice
resident OF the company. and Carl
Moller OF Jacksonville. Fla, manager
% The company and also Jacksonville
MANAGER OF the National Trdus purJa-
..au and Terminal Company The
.zth defendant. Charles j. LeLCach.
.as lsaac not aUilty % tae direction
De the court.
A mo,ioR for new trial all be
made.
lut AtEQltl mus tAt ave titatf aes't.i
le.eudau,s -u.ity on the drst and sec
.ud counts ol the indictment The
lh.rd count was ordered sEicssu boz
~ early stages OF the trial The FIRST
H. second counts charge tae defend
arts with coaspiriug @ restrain inter
state trade aad. second. Wth con
plriag 90 munotoIize interstate
tfadc.
The j.ry does no, mendcn either
r tie indicted corporations. the
american Nayal Stores Coupaay and
.ha National Tnussas,N .-u auo
Terminal Company.
The surprise the verdict caused Co.
che cour, room and IA Savannah was
| ,u... ... 2. was r.a,Iaiiy believed
bat q reIdi,; would favor the defense
and trat g.. O, did not a recommend
Con 90 the mercy Of the court would
ac made. The maximum sentence Is
p anc Of $4,000 ard d term Of one
year ir prison.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-05-12
WRITLA KIDNAPPERS
GIVEN LIMIT OF Law
Nan Given Lille Sentence, his Vile Is YGarS---Lat-
fer Makes Attempt at Suicide.

ing a party" brousht the boy 10 him
az Warren. o.. whence be- went 20
Miles. O.. to Ashtabula and then %
Cleveland. He continues:
ON March - Z received a letter
from Or. Forker stating that some
orc had infowncd Mr. Whitla that
they had recognized his boy on March
Is IN Niles. O. and that James Boyle
Of Sharon was with him. also that
Mr. Whitla was afraid 60 divulge the
information Tor fear the boy might
come TO some harm and telling me
90 o. careful and be on the alert.
and thst when I received the money
u Immediately surrender those
Youngtovn letters. 90 send same %
him. Mr.. Forkor az Sharon. and ON
Tuesday. April %. 10 return half %
the ransom money 90 him. AR. For
ker. and he would turn over the
same 20 the party who took Willie
Whitla to Warren.
Cave Wkitia the Letters.
Upon learning that my name was
mentioned In connection with the
case made Il q point % meet Mr.
Whitla personally IN Cievelaud en-
Fifty-third street and st. Clair ave.
nue.. showed him the letter that pass
Cd between Mr.. Forker and myself
also the Youngstown letters. and Air
Whitla promised that Il would sub
stanuate the truth Of the Youngs-
town letters he would see there would
be no prosecution. ri
i theB surrendered. through Mr.
W'hila. hn the Istters shat Wsre sin-
my possession and me world knows
tho result I was arrested and con
vlcted and deprived BY my own coan-
sci Of telling my story on the stand.
informed my wife the boy vas
brought In order TO escape being
guaranteed Ia the pest house and
we we're 20 be handsomely rewarded
Tor taking care Of him.
This unfortunate woman was
duped from start 10 finish IN regard
% the boy and ! was duped from the
moment let TIRE letters go into Mr.
Whitla's possession. As my counsel
Afterwards informed me. ! had moth.
ing % show or 20 prove, and that Il
vas a matter OF veracity-their word
against mine. had given up every
scintilla I had and now I am settled
for. This story Is as true as there
Is n God above IA"
The statement was signed;
James Boyle. Mercer. Pa. May 10,
1909"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-05-12

,utFC.uas in tto case C, "a FcI..
wru. ol.-..d With murder In thc nrst
dv.I,,
IyiIa Drake. thc as,d Col1r,d No.
man Who WAS srrairuod last week.
aI,a char-c oi selling It'or and
ui,ad not guilty. was 0-aiu grraigucd
gpou q similar information issued by
tE, State Attorney. The woman en-
tered "a plea ot uoi guilty. The last
oECasc g. sllCSrj go have occurred
SUNDAY. Lydia was released under
boad uqau tyg fret arraiwmea-
surpoenas were issued Ger ,he vii
uessgs Tor the defense Q. -a.s ease
by instruction of The court
Court adjourned until o'clocG
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-05-12

OCALA. NAV lI.-As a result OF a
collision while riding a bicycle last
SATURDAY evening, James A. Camp.
beu did at me home Of his parents.
Nr. and Mrs. James A. Campbell az
q 20 o'clock yesterday morning
After the accident. which occurred
late Saturday evening the young
man came down toHu. and but Tor
walking little lame. sh0Wrd no
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-05-12
WHlgAEY CASES BEFORE
CIRCUIT COURT TUESDAY
Edward Parker and Lydia DIdke uCie COnviCltI.
DaVdSOl-KeIley CaSe---Other Matters.

Court was called O. order at %
O'Clock Tuesday morning. Judge Win.
presiding and other covrt Officials Boa
their respective positions.
Fenr, Richard ana s1ss p.~li,.
indicted for murder IN er.t decree
arrairped and u'aads5 ryi,,y ,f u,.,.
siaurbt.r
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-.
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-. 49, 80.
Csv.ccsr-Neiiey Case.
The case of th, state gs. ID. 80.
Davidson and jane ST. Kelley
cis-a.d vith DE murder ol ~ <
SOLAR. was a-au called state aa-
r1ra.ed rsa6r. llt Attorney sr.r
EIre. for Oh. defense. stated r.l ,yr
'r three very iH''I'1a. vitae
" ' -' ' '..
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-05-12
Man Dies as Re-
suit Of Bicycle Collision

signs ~ an accident Upon arriving
M home be- was taken suddenly an.
and n was found that he was suffer.
ing from internal injuries.
Deceased was 10 years o. age. and
his untimely death Is deeply regret.
ted by his many friends here. Tho
sincere sympathy Of the community
is extended 20 the bereayed family "a
their sad amiCtion.