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Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-23
TABLETS PREPARED TO
COMMEMORATE DISASTER

NAPLES, Dec. 22.-The italian Naval
league will present to American Con-
sui Crowninshield on December 2S, the
anniversary of the great earthquake
in southern Italy, several bronze tab
let's commemorative of the disaster and
the assistance rendered the sufferers
by America.
The tablets are intended for the
United States vessels, the crews of
which aided in the work of rescue and
the restoration of homes in Messina
and Reggie.
The tablets were provided by a fund
collected throughout Italy and in the
Italian colonies in foreign cities, par
ticularly New York.
Similar tablets will be presented to
other foreign ships that took part in
the work of succor.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-23
MURDER ESTABLISHED BY
FINGER PRINTS ON CURTAIN

PARIS, Dec 22.-The police have de,
cided that Madame Gouin, widow of
the late Jules Edouard Gouin, COVER
nor of the Bank of France, whose body
was found under a train near this city
last Thursday, was murdered while
she was occupying an apartment on
the train.
The family has offered a reward of
$4,000 for the apprehension of the muir
derer
The conclusion of the police that
death was not accidental was based
on the examination of finger marks
made in blood on a curtain in the rail-
way apartment. The finger prints
proved to be those of a man.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-23
FLAMES DO BIG DAMAGE
IN NEVADA METROPOLIS
Theater and Church Destroyed at Reno
and Century Club Scorched-Loss
Estimated at 100000

RENO, New, Dec. 22.-Fire Of un-
known origin, which started in the
scenery OF the Wheelman theater last
night, burned the building. completely
destroyed the new st. Thomas Aquinas
Catholic church and threatened to ruin
the Century club building.
The damage is estimated at 100000.
The loss of the church, built through
the efforts OF Father Tubman after a
former loss by fire four years ago, is
estimated at $65,O00, covered by 100000
Insurance.
The Wheelman Theater building cost
5000. and the insurance on 1t is $4,000
The loss on the Century club VIII be in
excess of $4,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-23

announcement today, in which he said:
'The amount is determined, as usual,
by the annual earnings. The sum dis
tributed for 1909 amounts to a little
over $2,0OO,00O. This will be paid so
per cent in cash and 40 per cent in pre-
ferred stock at 124 or common stock at
90 in accordance with the wishes of
the recipients so far as practicable and
convenient. Also, the usual opportu-
nifty will be given to subscribe for 25,-
600 shares of the preferred stock OF the
corporation at 124, under the usual con-
ditiOnS."
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-23
U. S. STEEL TO DISTRIBUTE
TWO MILLIONS IN EARNINGS
Chairman Gary Declares That go Per
Cent Will Be in Cash and Balance
in Corporation Stock

NEW YORK, Dec. 22.-More than
81, ,OOO 900 will be distributed by the
United States Steel corporation as a
bonus to it's officers and employees, 90
per cent of which will be in cash, ac-
cording to the official announcement of
Chairman Gary today The bonus was
first announced as $1,0O0O00, but Chair
man Gary corrected this In his official
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-23
viii Decide Suit for Millions

TORREON, Mexico, Dec. 22.-The en-
tire supreme court of Mexico is now
sitting here to decide the case of the
Tlahualilo Plantation company against
the Mexican government for $12000,00O
for forfeiture of water rights which the
company alleges has been made per-
petual in the concession which the
company obtained when it was formed.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-23
NEW RAILROAD CORPORATION
JUST FORMED IN SAN JOSE

SAN JOSE, Dec 22.-"The San Jose
Railroads" is the name of a new cor
poration that filed its articles this
morning. The men interested are L. Il.
Hanchett, president; w. r. Lawson.
manager, and Il. NJ. Rea, secretary and
attorney of the Santa Clara street
line. and F.. E. Fitzpatrick. who is as
ISOLATED with Gohn Martin of San
Francisco. The capital stock is
$5, 900 900.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-23
GOV. HUGHES RECEIVES
WOMEN SUFFRAGISTS

ALBANY, n. Y, Dec. Ex-Governor
Hughes was asked today by represen>
ratIyes of the New York Woman's
Suffrage association to recommend in
his annual message to the legislature
a womans suffrage amendment.
The governor listened attentively to
the speakers and congratulated them
on "the calm, earnest and the dis
passionate manner in which they dis
cussed such an important question"
SO far as his personal views were
concerned, he said, he had nothing to
say at this time.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-23
Steamer Goes Ashore at Dunaeness

LONDON, Dec. 22.-The German
freight steamer Salatis went ashore
at Dungeness, a headland projecting
into the English channel. during gale
today The vessel was bound from
Tacoma, via various ports, for HAM
burg.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-23

Fresno Man Commits Suicide
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. GA. Mon
atti of Fresno, who has been visiting
here for several days, committed sui
eide by shooting himself in the head
with a revolver.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-23
Elorida Iurist PASSES AwaY

NEW, ORLEANS. Dec. 22.-Judge 3.
S. Liddon of Mariana. Fla, former
chief justice of the supreme court Of
Florida. is dead here,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-23

The Angels grill has excellent serv-
fee and better food. Fourth and Spring.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-23
Prairie and Dolphin at Colon

COLON, Dec. %. 49, The auxiliary
cruiser Prairie and the dispatch boat
Dolphin arrived here today.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-23
A Glove Certificate

is one of the best gifts you can send. Let
the person you wish to remember choose his
or her own STYLE kind, color and size. Ham
burger Glove Certificates are sold at the
Glove Counters.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-23

The genuine Chautauqua kindergarten black
board and desk, with revolving chart lessons.
OF hardwood. with dark golden oak finish.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-07
UNA RESOLUTION.
De nuestro corresponsal especial.

Dc nucesio CoiIcsPoueAi especial
!Arecibo, Julio 10. Ell abogadc
Rodriguez Cebollero solicit6 ante
la Corte de Distrito de Arecibo un
auto de certiorary contra ell mars
hal de la Corte de Arecibo.
Fue resuelto favorablemente para
el demandante.
En- la Corte municipal de Manati
&c seguis un pleito en- cobro de dine
70 por don Francisco Miro contra
don jose Gerena Y SUI esposa, este
asunto Hego q ejecucion de senten-
Ma v fueron anunciados en- venta
una finca de la propiedad de los de-
mandados i, en- el acto del remate Ell
abogado don Pedro Amado Rivers
de Arecibo, representsndo j los de-
mandados compareci6 ante el mars
hall que iba a ejecutar la finca y lie
presento una mocion en- Ia que soli-
citaba que tuviers en- cuenta el Ho-
mestead" que le corresponds & los
demandados segin Ia Ley de 1903
& sea sobre (Hogsr seguro) hasta 10
sums de 5 $1,000 q, tenian derecho
dichos demandados.
E abogado Rodriguez Cebollero
que repreeentsba al demandante d.
10 al marshall que no tuviera en-
consideration tai moei6n por que no
e hahia presentsdo en- forma, por
m1s que Il Ley eitsda no determine
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-07

ba el procedimiento, pero como Sc
trataba de un derecho real.tal debia
estar inscrito, de acuerdo con la Lev
6 siguiendo la jurisprudence de Ca
liforma que era la APPLICABLE, y por
ultimo el marshal no podia exec
derse de su poder ministerial tras-
pasando su caracter de Official en-
ese case.
Ell marshal al adjudicar la finea
por el remate al demandante por la
suma cuatro cientos y pico de dollar
hizo constar que tai remate Y adju-
dicaci6n Sc hacia sin pejuicio de los
derechos del Homestead" de los
demandsdos, entonces el abogado
Rodriguez Cebollero acudiendo al
remedio de "Certiorary" 10 Solicito
asi fla Corte de Arecibo vel juez
despues de habcr seguido la trami-
taci6n que determine ese procedi-
miento en- levy haber dido a las
parties en- dicho o case 10 declare con
lugar.
FL asunto por ser POGO cOnhn en-
los fribunales de Puerto Rico reyls-
te importancia y hasta V viene ! resol-
yer algunos puntos de dudas res
pecto 1 los marshals en- tales oca-
siones, dada la carencia del prOce-
dimicnto que no ha sido sun deter
minado en- contrario. La resolucion
aa Juas Quinones impoTtante y
muestsa una vez mas Ia rectItud v
poaocinisntos de dicho funcionario.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-07
f S 7 A D Isl A

Washington, JUNO 25. 1909.
auWado resdmeu mensu del cosTco sxtrangeo de los E
dos Und a6 tuminado Bureau do ad del Departsmen
Dc Conedo Tabso E pnpses mportacones
exposues de los den durans De JUNO 1909 los
msss psssdos da aho fiscal do 1909
Il sigasns tabls presena Ia description del resdmen:
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-16

economical use Of sandwiches, save
some money.
There are restaurants IN the base.
ment under the senate and lower
House. and u has been the custom
TO les to cafe managers outside Of the
capitol the concessions for supplyink
our law makers with the meals thoy
desire to take IN the capitol D, han
just been announced after q number
OF failures IN this business that the
last restaurant manager in cbarge ~
the Senate cafe has declined % 80
cept the concession again. ard 4 10
said that hereafter the Government
ieen WiiI look after the menus and
The supplyins and preparation u The
food THAT d 20 say en- appfopria.
tlon win BE- made By congfess foT
that purpose. and among che spells
OF Office vii b. fhe appointment -
managers. cooks. walters and other
attaches Of this post 80 enc said
whether or not me appointments siil
ian under tbe eiyl service. and
whether . man 70 property eater 90
"a dysbsptio senate must kn0v fhf
glEomlal Theorem and gusdfaiifs,
bus a. any rate coarTsss e soiur -
look after Il Ia one uag ~ anoiher
The troabls 90 aionE has been w
exceeding simplicity q ne aiBsttea
of most ~ the senaiost Whiie q
vas neceasry - maintaia q menu
: faet ionr b. order - safistg tts ele
% ths legislator tarir sppfsfes aff
a. . rub ssflaara riih 3 eiass ~
ana and q flecs y o. ana ~ fet.
iasraui. tbsfsf0Ts. D 4 tasinfs iait
are
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-16
SECOND WEEK OF
THE CIRCUIT COURT
WILSON, CHARGED WITH KILLING
MAN IN HIS CHARGE,
RELEASED.
Alex stephens Made His lIlustrious
Name Good BY Coming Out, But
Others Were Left In the Cold.

The second week OF the Circuit
Court convened at . o'clock Monday
afternoon. pursuant to adjournmen,
OF Saturday.
Judge Wills. Sheriff Ramsey, Clerk
Wienges ana other officers were In
their places when the court announced
the opening, and the following iurs
was sworn:
R. II, Doke, c. J. Fletcher, w. +,
Gay, s. p, Hardee, ]. NJ, Love, II,
C. Parrish, s. 8. Polk. Nj. II. slaugh.
ter, W. p. shettleworth, c. w, slaugh.
ter, II, d, Wood, T, H. Cato. w. p. Nc.
Leod. b. N. Smith. j. n Caution.
The court having overlooked the
records, a special yenire In the state
vs.. Clarence Smith. charged with
murder. was ordered. The case will
require fifteen special yeniremen. re.
turnable Tuesday morning,
The following cases were disposed
Of
State vs.. Sam Williams. selling
liquor; defendant arraigned and plead,
ed guilty, No sentence.
State ys. Alex stephens. selling
liquor; tried by jury and defendant
found not guilty
Allen Johnson, alias Walter VIII
iams. breaking and entering; tried
by jury and found guilty; three years
State VS.. Joe Robertson, breaking
and entering; tried by jury; two
years.
In the case Of the State W. Boyer
George. assault with intent 20 commit
murder the case was continued on
account OF the motion OF the State
In the case Of the State W. l. y.
Wilson. a convict boss" charged
with lnhuman treatment 10 convict
the indictment was quashed ON mo.
ton OF defendants attorney
The court adjourned 20 3 O'Clock
Tuesday morning.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-16

and iurbA stream. Mr carulherr
may have lodged under a tree top.
which held hls body fast Or BE- may
have plunged into tho iaEs q an alii'
gator. Or be mag have become im.
besded ln the mud Whatever the
esase. & vas ID ever way q iamenta'
BE- aasir. a. ths young nan sas ueH'
~ married. and ne younE siie Naa
81 eye uitnrEs 20 che tala oeeurrenee
Egerything pas Zone that ire ana
sasisty couia rugssst tHi ali q 20
anil
whrn enc nssr * TIE trsEefY
.efsd oxford parties sent prepares
as gtosoasfiy DRAG iae river. ara g
s. a6od NAT the bodT viii b. re-
srt Ocala nanutr
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-16
Sharks Add Horror To
Wreck Of Large Steamer

SINGAPORE. Nov o. The snail
steamer IA aeyhs a ne assssEeues
Mafiiimes Service. runninF betesen
lava ard SINGAPORE. and ~ beF way
20 fth por Eaa b coilisign eafig
yesterday n9fribg niih the sfesmtf
Osaa ~ ths Brtishiadia tlre saf
atak aiftin fe0 minaies sssss ias
nesfn iarlB8laK faf9a aH4 i.af9
aers BeuirntY ~ nfsaiH - ~
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mnfs. coasffisr tafige pasaeaEefa
ar4 nsmtsr ~ ias crew Wae
sfnsned
ne fettae ~ 81 fsfae1esrs pFse
riraHr eram ite isas ~ st1sls 81
.fsrts feri q ftrnnas ise'tfni ~
ths HreeF
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"a itt rrnfts Is = fkifs tnls
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-16

officer, at least, this was far from
the truth, for on one occasion, after
trying in vain to get Secretary Root
to the phone. knowing that he was
at his desk barely four hundred feet
distant, the President sent a mes
.senger for him asking an interview,
only to receive the answer that the
Secretary OF State was busy and
could not see him. President Taft's
relation to his cabinet has not been
fully developed. II has been gener.
ally believed that having chosen a
cabinet of lawyers, himself a lawyer,
his administration will be statute
esque. That he is disposed to stand
by his cabinet may be inferred from
his conspicuous endorsement OF
Ballinger in his controversy with
CLAWS and Pinchott
Now that the installation OF the
executive and hts cabinet is complete.
soon to be followed by the beginning
OF the Congressional session. Washing.
ton win once more attract the atten.
ton OF the country as the arena Of
the greatest political activity, or. at
least the most important In this
hemisphere. During the last ten
years great changes have taken place
in the setting Of the locale of govern
ment. No longer Is the visitor dis
embarked from the trains n the old
Sixth Street Pennsylvania station or
the New Jersey Avenue Baltimore
and Ohio station A new railway un.
ion station unexcelled In grandeur
and convenience by any IN the world
has been completed and Is In use.
Those approaching the capitol by the
main entrance are impressed with the
appearance of two new immense mar
Bile palaces near the Senate and the
House wings Of the capitol. These are
the Office buildings for Senators ana
Representatives In Congress and are
with the Senate and House
halls by underground galleries ira.
versed by automobiles. For elegance.
luxury and solid splendOr the Con.
gress OF the United States are I'M
equaled by any legislative body In
the world. a heating plant costing
a million and a half dollars. situated
nearly half mile from the capitol.
furnishes warmth. light and purified
TO these Office palaces
and 70 the Congressional Library.
In the last year. as Il viii be remem.
bored. the salaries Of members have
been Increased from 5000 60 $500.
and they may now. by an adroit use
OF their new luxurious Offices aud an
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-16
CHRISTIANS MOTHER
HAD A PREMONITION
That Son Would Be Hurt in Football Game In
Which He Lost His Life.

for a number Of years coroner; Dr.
Logan owen, formerly a wellmown
player on the Georgetown team;
Ward Theoron, ylce,prosldent OF the
Washington Electric Railway Compa
ny; William y, iibbs, John r VIII
kins and Thomaa G, Noyes.
IN addition to the alleged mdlfser.
once OF the police following the acct
dent It IL charged that Andrew Chris.
tian. a brother OF the injured man.
clad IN a football suit, while ondeayor.
Ing 10 accompany the patrol wagon
m which hts brother had been laid,
was roughly misfroatcd BY a police.
man, the latter striking him and show
lng him Oh the rear step This mat
ter also viii be looked into thorough
~ By the police department
Hls Mothers Prsmonnlon.
The death Of Christian has pat an
end TO all football playing by 0eOrge'
town and virginia for this season.
Yesterday President Joseph HImmeIl
OF Georgetown sent the following die,
patch 70 pr, Alderman, president %
the University Of virginia.
II reerot exceedingly the aad mis-
fortune that occurred here Saturday.
AZ on EARNEST % our sympathy We
have cancelled all football engage
menls."
Condolences also were sent 10 The
unlyerAly BY the athletic authorities
OF Georgetown.
Virginia also has cancelled tho ~
manning games Of her schedule aud
diabaudod her team
Il WAS eald yesterday that Mira
Christian always was iesflal regard.
lnE the fate Of her son. having bad
q promonltl0n that Do would % NH
"a, Though Ia washlRElon she dld
not 30 20 Saturdays Fame. bnt lur
medlalely after Il ass over she tole
phoned % The hospital % ascertain
ahether her boy had been injured.
and me news vas conveyed % her
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-16
lEMAND GROWING FOR
ROOSEVELT'S RETURN
Believed That He Would Not Have
Stood For the Present Tariff Law.

vlsHINGToN, Nov 15.-After a
absence from the White House
President has made q brief visit
Washington and again departed.
Taft has been a resident OF the
eric mansion for nearly a fort
n Many improvements have been
je during the summer The new
are House offices, connected by a
= gallery with the main building
to be used for the first time by
sident Taft, have been enlarged
twice the size as used by Ex-Presi-
al Roosevelt, The contractors have
BRED on these offices day and
ti with three shifts Of workmen,
order that they might be completed
ready on Mr., Taft's return. The
ses extend entirely over the lawn
his grounds made famous by the
athletic President and his kitch-
tabinet, a name given by Journal
10 his companions ID tennis. in
Sing Clifford Pinchot, James Gar.
y, Judge Cooley, the French Am
sadOr, and one or two others.
Assiient Taft was received on his ar
nl by his cabinet and a delegation
pn the Chamber Of Commerce OF
Darlington. He is probably the only
eldent who has ever been In the
Aie House who is not bored by fol
rol ceremony. The Chamber Of
,nmerce is a firth wheel IN Wash.
Eon. It is an organization quite
va to launching an automobile
PEI parade or a committee to get
TIE way of the President and inn
as bis resistless rush home to see
wife Mr. Taft Is a patient and
Alble man. They would not have
isd to get in the way OF his prede.
ot Speaking Of his predecessor,
oemand for his return Is undoubt-
growing The Pinchoi-Ballinger,
aiehLaFollette Dolliver-Beyeridge-
anlns and Middle West are cali.
iof Roosevelt. The hunter Of
hippopotamI and elephants viii
Digger game here two years
There is but little doubt that
aoo'eyelt had been President the
nohCannon tariff bill would not
been whitewashed. and that
halfway measures and policies
= have failed TO receive abe ap-
'ls smile and caressing pat. ~
@'a Of President Roosevelt that
lsnoers Of his cabinet we're mere
= mat he used them merely 81
~eoiaries for the accomplish.
o. his administration policies.
- slih reference 10 one cabinet
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-16

name n honoFed IN ell parts Of Flof.
ldai vas The victim Of q serious and
palnful accident last Monday even.
Ing ~ her home IN this city.
Mrr. Anderson went 90 go down b.
q chair that usually Stands in one
place The chair had been moved
alIghiiy and abe fell fraetarlnE hsf
icft hip Joint
The fracture u . most serious one.
and doublY 20 because Of klfs Audef
sons advanced aee. and the dlnieulty
in getting a. the fracture % eel and
hold In place
Df Geo. q WEIGH Il sttendlRR the
case and FisinE Il be most Devoted
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-16
'adDrOWning Of Young Man
In WithIaCOOChee River

- sal story is reported from
~, ''1''E SIR. and Airs. Aiken
aHa Mr. and Mrs.. sim Car.
-, = o''"rd proposed 20 81 for
y. "a" outing o. the 0oif
- +. and spent me dime most
t1atihg. cairhlnr ara
and oystarn
Ta.as shea thsy arrives a
y A'7 uear Lake psnsoa
4. 'o1-t yaa, the nasbast "a.
shue ia order =
y N' Aken caru,hsgs sad
y - saiiias ior re fern.
va rvin asrps IS, aver
'As aaa, bass Vim 49,
aa -,a1as 3 s.. rossr s.
'as rifsr. st 50 bts
ns ufa,e VIVA, s.
~ s'.a auyrey
ffr tItrt
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-16

care. Mrr Anderson, though suffer
lnr greaily. has maintained a cheer
fuinsfs that u surprising
Mrs. Anderson u the wld0g 81 Ma
iorGenerai . Patton Anderson % lhs
Cohfederafe army and aue 81 Floe
lda's most noted heroes ln ne var
betveen ne States,
she d ths honorary president ~
the q . & 81 fiorida. ana presldsni
Of Patton Andefs0n Chapter 81 thh
city. 0rls NeF heF misiaftuue wiR
b. fsli b. parts II lhe Southland
Paaltka Nkat
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-16

WASHINGTON. d. c., Nov. H.
Football has claimed another victim
In Archer Christian. the eighteea.year,
old left hali-back OF the University
OF Virginia team. whose injury IN
the game with Georgetown University
Saturday afternoon was followed by
bis death a, Georgetown University
Hospital Sunday morning. The body
wNs taken TO Richmond for burial
An autopsy disclosed that death
was due to cerebral hemorrhago. Col.
lowing conclusion
Profoundly stirred by the fatality,
the District coroner has sworn a spe.
oial jury Of prominent citizens whose
duty il win be 60 suggest II possible
some modification Of the rougher Tea.
lures Of the game and to look lnto
The question Of alleged police brutal.
ity and indifference following the &C.
cidont
Death Comes Peacefully.
Death came to the injured man
peacefully lIis parents, Mr and Mrs,
Andrew Christian. aud bis brother
also a football player we're with him
whon the end came. Sincere syinpa.
thy Is manifested for them and Sun.
dag morning In the University Chapel
the entire undergraduate body knelt
and prayed for the repoao Of the soul
OF young Christian
Accompanying the body 10 Rich
mond 10 addition 70 the relatives we're
number Of students Of the unlver
sliy who bad come 20 Washington 70
see the game. Capt Thomas stuart
OF the Georgetown team and Rev
John J. Carlln. president Of tho
Georgetown Athletic Associations
The football team Of 0eorgotovn e.
making arrangemcnta 20 attend che
funeral.
Police Brutality.
Coroner Noylrs special jury b.
mado up a. follows; Dr. W. p Carr.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-16
slaIous Aeel0rHT

ua Pstisa AsesrreH ffteisftf
Her Hip
sra = Pnifes AnteFeqe 90 q ~
httas trf kgtt hf'fs t he
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-16

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-16

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-16

Coroner Neylt'a special jury D.
made up as follows; Dr. W. p Carr.