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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-05-25

Sdg - peiSt 0u's nod, rpie mir ms
emit %gefunoen2
Sm Walbe mars, CUR ihonen Iaiens
3eitl
8ie traren's bod 10 tpoune liiSc
Stunoen.
Toa iuuter Slid urb Simn,efsIeIig>
felt!
Omar iinp Der Sabre bieIc idon pers
f%lpiien,
Seit i6 Dir iprab baS erite 2iebess
iport;
God iemes Slid, bds bumols mir
g~enofen.
Sod bette lebt's in INTERN Ser3en
fort.
@ebenf'it Su's nod. ipie mir Gum
Straube banoeu
Waibliin,d,en, Die Suiammen mir gez
pfliidt.
lfnb unire 2iebe n babel ace
l~tanbcn?
Wie iparen 9eiee mir oa hod1bealiidtl
llno 3dnbebrlid p%eritoblen mir aus
tanlften,
No6 b~nrften es Die Inoern ia niht
ieb'n;
llnb lpie Dor Heueier lie dlid lpdbten.
luuidten,
Wir 8eiSe mir, mir fonnten inns nerz
iteb'u.
llnb fuenn Der 8inter Damn nit Sroit
uno Stiirmen
Mls Serrifer belt ben GiuSu9 in bds
Ydnb
Woht Shnee unb gis anf Steg unb
0fdo iih tbiirmen.
Sd bod Den 8eg nod INNER an Cir
fanb.
llnb tpenn mir geibe Damn beiiommcn
iaben,
Sn trnuter Stibe orinn. beim
2ampenihein,
.Scs @iuters @eb' unb llnbin' mir
nersaben;
Gag bod Dor un5 Die @elt i'm
9liitbennai n.
llnb handler 8inter fam ieitoem ms
Sanb ae5ogen,
llno oftmdls pieber iteIte It'd Der
Sriibling eiu;
Sic idpne Suaenh, ab gar raid lit
tic perflo9cn,
llno Die @rinneruns blicb inns MIR
dIein.
9oH 1T NIT ibr bnS S6onite ms
9ebliebeu,
@'aft lie uns bod bas 8er6 10 frob,
10 melt;
9arum permDaen mir audi beutc nod
Su lieben,
8'rab 10 tpie chit III uni'rer id,ouen
SugenD5eit!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-05-25

Cir iene iunaet unb alten 2eute,
bic es amsebt.
(Giue perniinftise antport.

Iuf Die bumme Sra9e zines Senz
DEMONSTRATES, oh elm junger Nidnn
cs fpnaen fam. az beiratben. ipenn er
.nur" SIS Die @pde perbient, unb
oh CT ielbit bel eincm Weroienlt BON
.nur" SIS Die @ofe cine Srau an
m%nterbalteu unb einen gliidli6en
@beItanb 5u eriinben inn Stanbe ieiu
luiirbe. siebt elm engliifes SIatt in
Coma folgenpe perniinftise Intfport:
YWenn Die iungen gbeleute in rac<
ielihdftlifen areiien" cine Ste1ung
einnebmen tpoacn. ipic 9eutc. Die
@elb bnben. 10 iinb bieie 8etrdee
nitbt himreihenb. llebrisens pGre
Damn ielbit ooppelt 10 oiel niht genus.
8enn Die iungen Gbeieute inter
Den y2eiteru Der 8eieaihaft" sldns
5eit tpolen. Damn bari Der @bcmnnn
niht earau nenfen. bies nit SIS bis
SIS Die Code 81 tbun.
Iuein = SIS Die Wode lit Ihpn
Elm reht gutter 2obn. Gar niele iett
angciebenc nno scadJtete Gbelente
babcm nit wett meniser sebeiratbct
nnb iinb bamit anssefommen. bis iie
uieiicidt ipdter 10 bnmm warrn, lire
MGbhet mnb Sungen Intdfffcn
nnn Strahenlnngerer werben ST
lafeu, 10 ban bieie NIT Der Seit per-
fummen muRten. Yait gutter @einnb.
belt nnb etspa sos ben Mpmat last
iiG nber bel perniinitiser 9ebensweiie
idpn ctiuas tbun, defenders ,ucun bic
inngen Gbefemfe cttpas anf iih baltcn
Mnb iiG nidt Darnm fiimmcrn, mas
Nubere pnn ibneu faaeu merbeu. Gs
fpmmt nift baranf an, mas Der
Mann uerbient, fpnbern pielmebr
baramf mic or iih benimmt nnb
,uel&e Sorte Gran .iie" lit, tuenn tic
in ben Gheitanb tritt.
will Die iunge Srau ipfort Gin
Sicnltmdohen baiten, ippaen Die
2eutden bel serinsem 2obn 0ciens
idaften aeben, Damn 1ollten lie lieber
nift beirntben. @iu Der Wonn
Tofer ipielen, nad5 Den 8eihdftss
.itunsen iih III Trinflofalem ~amfbaltem
llnb Gin ilottes 3ebcn fiibren, bann
iollte er lid, pas 9eiratben aus Dem
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-05-25
SdNvAVNyvNaiy
. %Srxem6urger 9(a6ri6ten, :
D ~ c


burger 8ereine nennen fonntc. gu
SeWiars beiben tie i'm ndmlif ben
"Snrembureer @lee Ginb" nno Die
ipiiroiaen Sdugcr iinb Die
folgenben Heripnlidfeitcn: W. 5.
Sris. 1. Senor; &c. 5. Stud, 2.
3enor; 2ouis Se[aire. 1. gaB, uno
s. u. Sentges. 2. 9nb. - Suit ge<
mat, Songenl
Sn ga Grpife, isis, ioI cemndfit
bic iiineite Seftion bes 2urembureer
8rnoerbiinb non amerifa ms 2eben
gerifen iperben. Sic miro 5tpar flein
fem, vn6er mas nift it,. benfen Die
oortigen Guremburger, Lam nod
~iperben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-05-25

.aopfe ihla9en. Sinb dber 8eibe
pilens al arbeiten. 81 iparen uno
nit lid ieIbit Sufrieben nrb aliidlid
Ju Iein, Damn Dnrf. er es setroIt
raaen. Gs fontmt einsis nnb alein
anf bic @eiSen iclbit an, oh lie nit
ben ansesebencu Setrdsen ausfum.
men fDnnen uber nidjt."
Sn OieIen TatbIfldgen liegt CHM
unb @eritanb, unb es iolten bieiel6en
bel Den iungen Seuten beioerlei @e.
ihlc6tS Geber5igung fiuben. 9lrd5
iippises 2eben unb Ierihlpenbun8
linb iGon pieie Chen. Die inter gin.
tighten Sindn3 : @erbdltniiien ecs
ifloiien nurben, in Die Bride ges
edngen unb Die iunsen gbeleitte
9liidlih 9ciuorbcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-05-25

Trdlilein Y. %. ut cine Game, Die
mad aleibnng, Viloltne u1b gbarafs
ter 9ebicgen genanut iperben bari. Sir
Toilette : Nngelegeubeiten lit tie nidt
fnaltlerig. nbiolpiert lie nielntebr
elegant nnb raid. oa ihr Die 3eit au
fpitbar lit fir 10 nidtise Sin9e.
Mit Der lobliten Ibiiht. Die suits
Brase itnca Su erleoiaen, erid1eint lie
bel Der MSobiitin mno perldngt IpbeIIe
ober nerere 6ormen 81 ieben.
~Su treffen Sic CO gut, bas Neueits
ut bcreits dngelangt."
SrGmlein IS. aber itebt yipradlos~
Dor Den .Neuen".
r9tln b6ren Sic. Srau g., 10 LANCE
Die Sniion Dnrerte unb Die Sremben
od iparcn. lpiibte man. ~ + bns Der.
riidte Seug faufte; aber ieBt? 8ibt
es oenn Sralien urb Softer. Die iiH
6iite mad biefen Wobcflen beltels
len? Sa bat elmer Die &rempe M | t.
tie iiber ben &opf. (Ste probiert
ibn Dor Dem Sptegel.) Srot benz
8~ieienbufett iiebt es beoenflib leer
aiis nnb uuf bieicr Settle -
ga. bel Der iesigen NoDe pirb cine
Eerilde uncrldblih lem"
Srdulein g. ipiro .beindbe" tpieber
iprahlos. Nah einem erleihternben
Gusbrnh Denbct lie lid gun 5meiten
Nobea. Gin Slrber bon brei Sprtem
5rauben lit alf unb an Dem Out ana
eebraht - Die reinite 8einleiel
.Sebr mooernl" bemerft Sic
@ooiltin.
ga iteigt Der yiant fbnrnbod in
Die Sobe - es idtpinpelt ginem -
uuo Do limo stpei @uacleihen anaes
braft - bul Man mtohte Den Sbiers
ld)ues 0erein nnrufenl"
~aber, Srdulein. bas iinb bic
neueiten Barrier Mobele -"
.Weinetircsen m6sem bic HariIes
rinnen Die Sfube am 3ppf nnb bic
Siite an Den SiiBem nnb Die Sanos
id,nbe or Den Sbren trager. dber mir
oentihe Srauen unb 5Gdter 1oIlten
6iite tragen uoh uufern biirserlifen
Werbdltniien, paiienb an unierer
3%ieibnng unb 8u u~nlerer Irbeit. llnD
sic iollten lid ebenfnlls bana1 rif)s
ten; benn oieie Siite a la @abniinr
finoen b~otfentlit feline 2~iebhdbes
rinnen."
6rdnlcin e. g. bat nod feincr
nenen Sut.
IH Die Muslpiifie Der Mopc pers
oanfeu ibr Gntiteben Der Slidt. bic
glide auf ii6 lenten Su ipollen nnb iif1
uuitdiulcu gu laien. SaBt Der miin>
berbdre 6iit 3u Der Soilettc, gun, Chs
RITTER unb alter unb 5nr 8eie0ifuitsz
flaiic Der Srdaerin. bat CT leiIic Be.
rebtiaung? Ibcr Dn feblt CO chen.
Die elegante Srau iou in ieoer 0ins
Iiht Den Ginbrud Der Sarmonie
madben. Sa6u seboren einfahe 8es
oiegenbeit unb gutter @eidmad, bcr
lid fern bdlt Dor lleberlaoung, fern
aber aud, por uuffdlliger MiBahtlung
Seiien. mas nun einmnl Die .Wobe"
eriorocrt. Strabenfoitiim. Concerts
5oilette. SdIsflcib bebingcn dih in
biirscrlihen YerbdltniNen cine llnters
iheibuna. Ole seifidtc SGnbe nn6
fciner Sinn fiir'S Shone oft NIT
lpeuis Soften an Gtnnoe %brinscn.
Sab Suipcilen sciast lpirb. Die Sers
rem sieben ben Slt tieer Dor Der
MODERN unb nuffdais ~sefleibetcn
Snmc. nls Dor Der einfabern Mits
lfluelter, lit lpobl II = Verlemms
hung 2? .9ompaB".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-05-25

gum 8nabenbtlbe: Stabt6rebimus
216; 9opingen (gttert) %; @ihtcn
100; Glpingen (9temif) 1874; WRltS
fort 235; Setrineen 1916; Sriiingen
200; Bed 145; Hieberanpens Sene
ningen 314; 9ontern AS; Sobideio
$50; aapl $50; Mensborf 225;
Shifflinsen 457; 2iuteen 430; Seig
400; @tersig 10; Sanoipeiler $40;
Snnelinlter $50; Siibelineen 1891;
Iipelt $50; gurgliniter 315; 2os
renspeiler $50; Goier 430; Setanat
Siperu 1850; 8opltal 1888; 5amm
450; Wonnerit $50; 8edcrih 800;
gonneipc9 $500; @iifen 400. =
8. Wai: Gin 5ablreid,es Tublifum err
nartete Sienstae Watmittas nm 4
llbr Die Infunft beg S~auptmannes
bon a0penid, Der I'm 4 llbr 8 Ntin.
nit benz Sus aug Inttperpen auf Dem
bieiiecn 8abnbof eintraf. Ser ebes
maliee Sfniter 8oigt bat cine 5iems
lihe Seibesldnge; er lit gang er9rdut,
ntager unD bat einen ernIten 0elldtss
ausbrud. Wiirbeboll ihritt er bur6
Die Yeenge, in Der pereindelte @erilife
sum Sohruien eemdft nurben. Sm
Iutomobil fubr er NIT ieinen ge9lets
tern mad Der @iGa 9onpignp, mo ct
Iittipoh Na6mittaa5 nnb Abenbs
einen Vortrae belt. Goigt befiubet
lid auf Der Surhreiie nnd Sranfreth.
ENGLAND linb Mmerifd. = INTERIM
9atum bon Z. Wiai ihreibt Die u2ur.
Iclfs5t9.": n9as alte Siftlm: .9ie
eritcn iinb Die beiten" betpdbrt ii6 NIT
ieoem Snbr an Den beioen Sftuppro@
5eiiipnen bon Werl unb 9artringen.
Die Nerler fontntt dls erlte Yro3eiiion
idon am Gage mad gr0ffnlng Der
Seltottuoe NIB 3frar am friiben
Morgen. lin s ltbr iirlb Die Werler
Ihon IN Der autbebrale utb fpohnen
Dem fiir lie eebaItenen Sof,ant bel.
in Dem ibr Gdciliens0 erein. inter
2eitung bes @rn. 2ebrers &ediu9er,
cine mebritimmige Weiie nit aQer
Trd5iiion portrd9t. 3nei niirbise
8eitalten begleiten ieit Iansen Sabren
Die Yro5eiiipn bon Nferl: Sr. Sfarrer
MANUEL. cine impoionte Si9nr. Der
Serr Sfarrer iingt iebes Subr, fpenn
or bas Spd)nmt am @otipaltar cele>
briert, nit oerielben itdrfen, nobl@
flin9enoen, ionoren Stimme. 2eBtere
ifeint ~iiberbdupt nift 81 altern; ibr
Srdger aud, nift. Sic anbere @ez
italt lit nod merftpiirbieer: Der so
idbrige. %peniionierte, ipiiroige 2ebrers
oreis Sr. gmmeI. @r fam berer
gum 60. Wal nit Der Yro3eiiion. Sm
Sabre 1848 fhuf er ifon als 2ebrer
bon Merl einen gemiiflten 9irhend)or
nnb 1852 g%riinbete er ben beutigen
bliibenSen Gdcilien : Terein. Eapa
@mmel lit trob ieiner so Sabre nod
riiltie. Gr be1ibt elm @ebeimnib. UNI
aft 3i iperben: AUDI i'm CONNER trdgt
er tpollene @amaihen. - Sic Bar
trinser fomn,en nit iebem Sabre am
friiben Wtorsen bes 3~tpeiten Cages.
Cine i6one Yro5eiiion. Maes III
better Sronung. Gs gebt tpie on
einem Sdniirfen. Sen 2iebbabern
elmer i~pabrhaft berrIihen &irhenmliif
bieten Die 8artrinser Gdcilianer einen
fpirflihen Sbrenidntnns. Welhe
berrlife Stimmen! 8elhe Yrd8is
iion in Der Iusfiibrunel Iu6 ben
Choral tragen lie meiiterbaft Dor.
0as flingt unb flippt slodcnrein. Sic
ipadere Sdngerihaar fiibrte bic berrs
li6e ~0Riiia Sertia" bon SalIer e.
bort ibr. bon Saaerl ~ fir semiihs
ten Gbor nit elmer eritaunIifen 0ols
lenoung anf. Die 8inoeritimnen
uno Stimmdben fparen Die bon Nabtis
gnlen. 60 mas bort man lelten o
cinem 2anb9eiangberein."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-05-25
Gin MERITS Gmh!"

@ia Semnne cine Samilic ariinpen
BLOB auf Ger9nii9en uno Sinnli1teit.
10 mag iie pohl iolans beiteben, ais
acrape Der Simmel boiler 0aBgeiaen
bdnst; aber lie sleiht einem 3artens
baus, oas bas gerin9ite llu9liid un,z
ipirft. 8ober fommen bemn Die 10
Sabaoien mngliidIihen Chen I'M moSers
ncn observation-disclosures Dteiitcns bas
Der. neil Die Chen 10 leihtiertig ges
1dloIien nnrben. Ser ndhlte Spcd
Der gbe mlB Die iittlifc @erpolfomms
nling Der @be9atten fem; Der boberc
3ped lit bas g~eieaifaftlide 8obl rmo
Der leste nnb bodltc Smed miB imz
mer Die auSbreituug bes Heihcs
@otteS iein. inbem Die 8rautleute bic
Che ais Saframcnt eiil9eben uno Die
3inber I'M friitliden 8lnuben err
8ieben. Sns moberne Samilienleben
blutct an ticfen @unbem. uno
bieie ipirfen pieberum duf Die @eIels
ihaft bpdit ihdplid,.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-05-25

So1n Subert ans 8erborf. Stanton
@hternaf. 9erielbe 1T Dor bier
Sabreu nit bier aamernben nadl
Gmerifa abeereiit unb cling mad Gali@
Bon BORT besab er iih nad
@cr Musfunft ipeib. ihreibe
sefduieit an Die Catholic Yrinting Co.,
Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-05-25
Sm Wiaienn,pnnf.

6 Waria. @nabenpoIe.
Stpnite Sier Der 3immelsau'n
glide bulouon duf uns nieber.
Die mir finbli6 Sir pcrtroi'n.
Sbu inns Define WilDe funbl
Se9ne, @uttern unlern Suno!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-05-25

Gin Mann Der Yieles ipeiB.
Sebp6 MIR pcnia benft.
@irb ipobl gelebrt genannf
limb lit babel beihrdntt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-05-25

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-05-29
THE FIRST TRAIN TO
RUN In FIVE DAYS
PARTIAL RESUMPTION or sERV.
ICE OVER GEORGIA ROAD.
sut Outbreak IN Small Towns from
Strike Sympathizers Is
Now Feared.

ATLANTA. Ga. May 2>.- Carrying
"a negro fireman. the first train OF any
sort 10 run over the Georgia Railroad
ia more than I've days. an engine aud
mail car. left here at 1880 o'clock this
morning. The train pulled out
through a deep lane Of spectators at
the station. but there was no demon
stration.
The partial resumption Of the train
service. although the train put into
operation carries the mail only. gives
a new ray Of hope for an early termi-
nation Of the firemen's strike.
The date of a resumption Of freight
and passenger traffic Is prOblematical,
being dependent upon the concessions
from both fremen and railroad com
pany.
The announcement from Augusta
last night to the effect that Of the
twelve firemen designated TO handle
the mail trains today ten were ne
groes and two non-uniOn white men
did not meet with general approval
here. since the striking white FIRE
men had volunteered their services 20
aid In the movement OF the mail
trains. Il Is feared the presence on
the trains of negro iremen will furth-
or incite the sympathizers Of those I'm
the smaller towns ahoGg the Georgia
Railroad The authorities az all
towns along the road have been asked
to exhaust every effort TO insure the
safety Of the trains. PostoiIice In
spectors were ordered to accompany
each Of the trains for the purpose OF
making Observations"
The engineers upon all trains were
regular men who stopped work ON
last Saturday. The train stopped at
Decatur. the first town east Of At
lauta. where newspaper men who had
started 20 make the trip we're put on
Il was decided that they were passen-
gers. and the road had no right 90
carry passenger.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-05-29
THE HOUSE.

The bill providing for a change OF
the form Of government OF Jackson.
willie was not passed. as expected In
the House yesterday. Il being dis
covered by opponents Of the measure
that the motion by Mr. MacWilliams
OF ST Johns. az the Session the night
before. that the rules be- waived and
the bill be passed 90 third reading
and made a special order for 10
o'clock yesterday morning had lacked
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-05-29

come tax proposition. but who did
not support him In his demands for
vote az the present time.
Mr. Bailey asked who did write the
article and az the same time declared.
Il Is said. that the man who had
written Il was a liar. According 60
both men. the Senator's language was
very emphatic and Mr.. Manning re-
spOnded that he had not had the
honor TO write the story" Mr.. Bailey
says that the word honor" was en-
phasized In a manner 20 be offensive.
The two men were directly In front
Of the door leading 90 the finance
committee. Several persons heard
the word liar exclaimed I'm a loud
voice and then saw Mr.. Bailey and
Mr.. Manning clinched. The latter
claims AIR. Bailey hit him first. I'm
the mix-up Mr.. Manning struck the
Senator with his umbrella. knocking
OF the Senator's hat. and the Senator
grabbed Mr.. Manning by the throat
Me. Clapp fastened up and threw his
arms around Senator Bailey. who az
that time seemed to be I'm position
to do serious injury TO the newspaper
correspondent. a young man Of very
slight build.
The Texas Senator struggled des-
perately to break from this restraint.
but Senator Clapp frightened his hold
and newspaper correspondents pushed
Mr.. Manning away and insisted upon
his leaving the corridor.
Mr.. Manning Il a SOutherner. a MAJ
tive OF South Carolina.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-05-29

decided by the jury before whom Il
was tried. In favor Of the complain
ants. The verdict was for 1900. and
interest for several years. which viii
make the verdict approximately SIS.
600.
Il seemed that Messrs. Ray and
Clark leased a certain number OF
acres OF land 20 the late lrm OF Ford
a Hitler. which they were 10 prospect
and mine Ford a Hitler sold the
lease TO the Dutton Phosphate Com.
pany and the complainants alleged
failure 20 carry out the terms Of the
contract. In that they ceased 20 mine
rock for two years. when the lease
was terminated upon notice Of the
complalnants. They claimed a royal
~ OF unmlned rock OF 5000 a year
for the two years the mines were al
lowed 90 remain idle. The defense
claimed that the mines had been ex.
hausted. or az least that they had
mined down % the then existing wa
ter level. and In so doing had car.
ried out the terms Of the contract.
Messrs. Anderson and Anderson
and Hampton represented the com
plainants and Messrs. Hooker and Du-
val OF Ocala and Mr.. John c. Cooper
Of jacksonville represented the de-
PENDANTS.
The lawyers are said 20 have made
very able and forceful arguments.
close and profound reasoning and the
court delivered a very lucid charge.
Notice was given for a new trial.
and On default OF which the case will
De- appealed -Ocala Banner.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-05-29

two votes Of a necessary twO-thirds
majority IN order 20 carry.
The Journal failed 20 show that the
rules were waived In order 20 place
the bill on third reading. and by this
means. the error was detected.
Some. however contend that Mr..
MacWilliams failed 20 include IN his
motion the request 20 waive the rules.
After a brief discussion OF the ques-
tion. a motion was made 10 waive the
rules aud pass the bin 10 third read
ing
Vote on this motion stood 81 ayes
and % nays, the motion losing by
the close margin OF votes. 40 belnE
the necessary tWOthirds.
This determined the position Of thD
b.ll which went upon motion, to thc
,uuo.sIus committee and viii l.kuIf
come up 200 regular order tonight
vu,u local uIH viii De- taken uu
Sentiment boo favor of tho hlI De-
CROWNS mHl'. n thr HYu-r ana DO
I- confidently believed rEe BOO uiI goo
thr1ua. ul- branch of tae Las..a
ure by large majority as SCH as
tHa SENATE. aH.r. thD opposition are
counting rHur force. a- tae sfroHe.r
The militia U. making D. IU.IH..
ID. #.Hr. HH. .H#Hr. .F#F|.H .| STAT.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-05-29
SENATOR BAILEY In FIGHT
WITH CORRESPONDENT
Trouble Was Result Of a Conversation Relative to
Article in New York Paper.

WASHINGTON. May Ex-senator
Bailey Of Texas aud W. S. Manning.
representative OF The New York
Times in the Senate press gallery.
exchanged blows just as the Senate
adjourned yesterday as a result of a
conversation they had In reference 20
an article printed by the New York
newspaper questioning the sincerity
o. the Senator In his course OF the
income tax.
Neither OF the participants we're In
idred. as they were separated by Sen
atOr Clapp. Porto Rican Commission
or Larringna. a number OF Senate en-
ployes and several newspaper CORE
spOndents.
A bitter attack upon the author Of
an article In The New York Times
which charged that Senator Bailey
had played into the hands Of Senator
Aldrich by his course In demanding
an immediate vote on the income
amendment was made by Mr.. Bailey
on the floor yesterday. Mr.. Man
ming accOsted MIR. Bailey after the ad-
jOurnment to inform him that he was
inaccurate In suggesting Republican
Senators as a possible source OF in
splratlOn for the article. According
TO both Mr.. Manning and Senator
Bailey. the former disclaimed author
ship Of the story and at the same time
stated that the inspiration for Il had
been Mr.. Bailey's demand for an i'm
mediate vote and his "hazing" OF Re
publican Senators who favored the In
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two years In which 10 comply, passed
the House by an overwhelming major
ity. The bill will be- Immediately Ger
tified 10 the Senate. where II Is ON
second reading and subject 90 call
Il Is absolutely necessary that this
important bill pass az this session
should Il not be- passed the State will
forfeit It's rights to the Federal apprO
priation. which the State practically
depends upon for the maintenance
of les troops.
There will be no Sunday baseball
for Jacksonville fans. that sectio= 81
a bin passed tonight granting certain
powers 10 the municipality OF South
jacksonville 20 have or prohibit base
han games on Sunday having been
stricken out
After one hundred and nlnety-nine
had been offered aud
one hundred and forty-tWO Of these
the House arose from several
days IN committee Of the whole On
the general revenue bill and the bin
went 10 third reading.
Little else has occupied the time
Of the House for several days with
the exception of the long session over
the Jacksonville charter hill
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-05-29
Returns Of SeabOard Air
Line Show Falling Off

ATLANTA May 2s-Tbe annual
YAK returns ol the soaboard AIT Line
Railway Company f.r G..rs.i .u--
received hE Controller General ~. A
W.... -hlH a HI'ur ur n, r.ar'
100000 a- compared with the rr-
turn. made f1r zoos. Of th.s amount,
s25H.UU1 d. reduction u lae franchise
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-05-29

valuation aud the balance Iu physical
property The total Tetuus of che
s.uuard for 1909 are fIl0,Dt-o.
compared vith sllI-l.5sU tur zoos
-.. fau,h.-. value. Iar th. Two
years Included boz the foregD.He
amouut- are 1909 gI1u6.-5s. and for
l.Hs. SlH.sIuS
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-05-29

AUGUSTA. Ga. March 2S-With
the regular crew, including the negro
fireman. the first train over the Geor-
gia Railroad since Saturday left Au-
gusta az 7:45 o'clock this morning
The train consisted OF mail cars only
and manned by negro mail clerks
No unusual demonstration marked the
departure OF the train.