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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-17
WOMAN AVIATOR
DASHED TO EARTH
Mrs. Raishe Falls With Disabled
Aeroplane, But Escapes
Injury.

NEW YORK, Sept. 16.-The frst
aeroplane flight ever made by woman
alone In this country ended dtsas-
trously today at the Garden City, L. l.,
aerodome, when biplane used by
Mrs. Frank Raishe in a ten-minute
flight, was wrecked by thirty-mile
wind. The daring aviatress was her.
self uninjured and her only comment,
as she emerged from the wreckage
was:
Il guess I'll catch 1t for smashing
the machine"
Mrs. Raishe Is the wife Of one OF
the constructors for the French
American Aeroplane Co.. and ascended
today on the impulse OF the moment
She had desperate struggle with
the wind from the moment she a..
cended and despite the sad ending OF
her cruise, she showed herself one OF
the most skillful operators ever seen
In this country. Several times the
machine was beam up" and the
crowd constantly called TO the daring
woman to bring the machine to earth
Mrs. Raishe, however, disregarded the
warnings and was apparently enjoying
her hazardous experience until q
strong gust Of wind caught the ma
chine and dashed II TO the ground
The forward skids we're crumpled and
the wing-tips smashed. Mrs. Raishe
was thrown from the machine and
rolled along the ground by the vio'
lence OF the compact. She calmly
arose and proceeded to the aeroplane
to shut on the motor, which was still
threading and tearing amid the wreck
age.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-17
DESIGNS WORLD-BEATER.
American Aviator Says He Has Per-
fected Machine To Break All

BOSTON. Mass, Sept. 16-Chagrin-
ed by the defeat of American flyers
in the Boston Harvard aero meet
here, Wilbur Wright 10 to build a
racing monoplane designed to cap
ture the honors from Claude Ora
hame-White Of England, at the In
ternational meet at Belmont Park
next month. From admissions made
by Wright, tombstone and Brookins,
II Is believed the craft 10 near COM
pletion now at Dayton. tombstone
said.
When Mr. Wright gets ready to
spring the machine il will beat any
thing in the world II will have two
propellers and be monoplane II
will make the Bleriot look as slow as
our bi-planes are in comparisons to
the French machine today"
Brookins is said 10 be the man
picked to operate the new Wright
flyer.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-17
SAY FITZGERALD DINED
WITH PURPLE LADY
Prosecution BrInos Mysterious Woman
into Case Of sub-Treasury Robbery
Records Said 20 Discloss Proofs.

Prosecution Brings Mysterious Woman
into Case Of sub-Treasury Robbery
Records Said 20 Discioss Proofs.
CHICAGO, Sept. 16-Dsspite the
fact that two members Of the federal
grand jury which indicted George w.
Fitzgerald In connection with the theft
Of $751; 900 from the Chicago sub
treasury assert that an Indictment Was
voted at the same time against an
other man. District Attorney Sims de-
clared that but one indictment was
voted and that that was against Fitz-
gerald.
The introduction into the case of a
mysterious purple lady" bewitching
blonde, with whom It II alleged F1tz-
gerald dined at prominent cafe. and
the story Of the jurors that another
man had been indicted were the de-
velopments In the case today.
Fitzgerald denies ever dining with
such a woman and Is sure that he
never spent money for wine for any
woman. The attitude OF the secret
service ofieials when asked regarding
the woman Of the purple hobbIe-
skirt" gave rise to the belief that
she may have been q secret service
operator employed to get Fitzgerald
In a position where he would talk.
Fitxgerald's wife stood beside him
as he made the denial
1T IL outrageous to say such things
about my husband" she interposed be-
fore the accused asserting teller could
answer. He never has INDUCED in
such wild extravagances. He IL al
innocent Of such charges as he II Of
completely In the subtreasury robbery.
know he IL innocent
Fitzgerald then entered his denial.
1T IL all untrue he said. It's all
another cooked up story to make me
guilty to shield someone else''
II was declared today that Fitxger-
three weeks. Fitzgerald Is AZ anxious
as the government oficials TO hurry
matters.
Says Records Are Evidence.
A government attache said today
that the indictment against Fitzgerald
was based on the testimony OF a gov
eminent oficer who has made . thor
ough investigation.
The evidence Ia not. az given fol
lowing his arrest, based upon his ex.
penditures and investments" declared
this ofhcial. 1T Is on evidence In his
own hand, which he left behind in the
records In the sub-treasury. II is to
do with a check mark used by the
accused man upon a balance sheet A
figure 3 has been written over which
was originally S In one item con-
corning gold certificates for $537 900
leaving II $685., 900"
It Is now believed the amount stolen
was 100000. but that 327. 900 was re-
placed to make the missing amount
correspond with q shipment OF mu-
tilated money to Washington.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-17
HOMER WlsEM A n
TENOR

Voice Culture and the Art Of Singing.
Van Husan Building. los Broadway.
Pupils prepared for Operate. Con-
cert Vaudeville and Church work
Phone Main 65s6-J.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-17
Or. Jameson Beats eotha.

Sd LONDON, Sept. 1s.-Polling for
members OF the parliament of the
union OF South Africa, was notable
for the defeat OF Premier Gen. Botha
IN East Pretoria. DR.. Jameson. for
merly prime minister of the Cape
Colony, was elected to represent Cape
Town. The returns thus far received
show the election OF 33 nationalists
IS unionists. six Independents, and
|dne lnborite.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-17
SIMPSON RESUMES DESK.

LANSING, Mich. Sept 16-Nathan
III. Simpson resumed his duties as
deputy auditor-general this morning,
after being out OF the Office for sew
eral months to assist in the manage
ment of the BURROWS senatorial
campaign. George Houser, who act
ed as deputy during Simpsons alb
sence, has taken the position he for
merly held as chic clerk of the de-
partment
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-17
TAX RATE s2.72 PER M.

LANSING, Mish., Sept. 16.-(Spe-
ciaD--The state tax levy for this
year Is SAFES. 000.O7, a decrease OF
81, 207. 1887 over 1909. accord
ing to the figures given out by Audi.
tor-General Fuller today.
The rate this year Is $$272 per
thousand. The assessments by coun-
ties will be given out within the next
few days.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-17
GROCERY is ROBBED.

LANSING, Mich, Sept. 16.-(Spe.
ciaD-A burglar entered the grocery
store OF a. j. Clark last evening and
secured about $40 in money and a
few stamps. Two girls saw a man
raise window and enter the store
from their room across the street. but
were unable to reach a telephone,
end the burglar secured his booty
and made his escape without being
molested
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-17
oETRolrER GETS LAPssR BRIDE

LAPEER, Mich, Sept. 1c.-Miss
Grace Marsh, for some time employe !
by the Detroit Legal News. and Davl
Stenton, Detroit druggist. were mar.
ride here on Thursday at the hons
OF the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Marsh. Use couple will make
hoir home on Grstiotavs. Detroit.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-17
An Overnight.

Thus FAR there has been no demand
that the Cape Cod Canal be fortified.
Boston Journal
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-17

Job Printing Done Right. Time.
Main 1898, or City 1855.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-08-04
Lying in Weight.

The National Wholesale Groccr,'
association has sent out notices to- ali
dealers connected Herewith. tina. it
would he.eypedicnt to buy and sell
only net weights. For some time
past weights have bccn gross ard
ut;cntimcs they have been short be-
sides. The consumers. lNS'lGltCd
perhaps by the high cost OF living
have manifested WEAKNESS OF this.
They have been getting tired OF paving
the price OF ham tor the canvas Ia
winch it Is wrapped, with 4 strong
probability that yer the gross weight
i short. People have got tired OF
paving lard prices for the lin pail the
lard comes in. and the price OF gilt
edged butter ter the heavy paste
board carton in which 1t IS packed,
In New York, too. they have an IL
fetal who has Il pound weight and {
ward sick and 4 quart cup, and he 4
. going around testing things. Til,
! business OF beating the consumer on
, OF a lew cents on every TRANSACTION
has gone about a llr s. II al -
! and reform l.; now st;ur,r uu.-i UlIu
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-08-04
Why Should We Use q Pure bred
Dairy Bull2

This question will be answered q hri"t-
ly as possible: The ability Z p%ruiuce
lar9e cG,ntitirs Of uilk aud butts, fat is
Il Developed characteristic. E,'prc DO
rneStiCatluu, cows gave only enough miik
70 raise their calves mntii they could cat
Gra,s AID ".arr hrrb.Gr Whrn wcn
dpnc,tic"ted the cpw, hy demanded
more milk f"r 4 longer t'mo. II" t"unt
bv selecting c"Hs that had natural
tendency to 10 this, that they cropped
several hglicr calves OF the eNue diS.
position. Noine Of the ca rc- d;l not
show .uclI u disposition, however.
Two fundamental breeding laws are
involved One: like produce, ';'; Ii"
o.ilcr: individuals tend to differ 'roH cine
another Nhne mixer vii! not always
drop hrjIcrs d. G0ol ~ her ,~'f Iu' she
I'll drop mDre good mixers t4aH ~i.i a
poor miIker.
Another rule enters here "rll' hul' i,
halt the herd" iris means. that has
tile blood in the young co~s and hcl!r"s
CONES from tie ball. A good bull IN
merits and transmits his dams Qualities,
rn.s u3~ans that bull should htNc q
good dam. He shonld also have = good
sire, and Grard dams and % md sirfi,
and so on back. His near relatives couat
0post. ho@ev-..,
lurc bred halls, with good priisrces,
are Lulls that transmit the milking
characteristics to llleir offspring, Til.
! LAS been brought about by. hundreds OF
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-08-04
Worse Than the Traditional He'll

Ono. r,.me,,h,r h,,rd OLD
Gnodalupe. in the Civ o, Mexico,
tell her son tina, she world have him
sen, t., Ia Vale Nacior,l II he d,d
not, behave asked her w,,, She
meant. She ham, her head. ..ryll
her." prounteh tn, SON. ,.,cr her it,,
,hc nl,,. wbrre ,h.v ,,pd ~, r,onl.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-08-04

We notice in some of our local ex-
changes an advt. from a ST. Louis de-
partner, store. 1t may b. all right
for those papers to take such BUSH
ness, but the Bland merchants are
able to- do all the advertising and n, e
to compete with the cataiog houses.
1t may be that the merchants in those
othcr towns are moi going after the
business, and in that case the news
paper man cannot be blamed ior TAX
ing whatever WI help him to meet
expenses. Even il the merchants in
those towns did not increase trade
they would do well to hold what right
ly belongs to them.-Bland Courier.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-08-04
Al T!a K',al.

i'ud ~ aud Sno day the program,
a. the t,Dya! consists oi tw" American
Blo,ra,h features.
Tie inst one, IN LITTLE lThlN,
/. ! dy1na OF Italian !Ite in the city
u; N1W Yu,k,. with Miss Lawrence IL
the I,Jlint rr!i. M excellent picture.
Ihr second Is TIE WOMAN FROM
MEht}NS, taken hom the famous
Iin' ui that name, a comedy drama,
tie very best picture we have ever
shown
Ard remember. ou- room is fifty
per cent cooler than the open air.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-08-04

years Of selecting, according to the rules
given. Then, why Shpull a %,lai~ynian.
or dairy farmer, use scrub or cross bred
bulls when he cen get the benefit of
hundreds of years of skiliful breeding.
by using a rurr hr"' bull. Mud he eau
get good Young rrrc h'cl bulls of Jersey.
iToi,tein, Guernsey or Ayrshire breeds
fut from E25 10 $500 According to the age
and pedigree.
II any Missouri farmer wants a good
bull, the University ui Missouri Dairy
Department will be glad t assist him in
linl'ug one, BrclG,r, should advertise
IlnciI stock III tie good daiiy papers.
There Is a gnoi marhet for every bull
calf tint has good blood and i, from G,
gopd LARRY cow The demand for goo,l.
COW, and hciierS SrciiS unlimited.
II. i. McNATT,
Assistant in Dairy lIusbaudry,
University Of Mo. =.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-08-04

You will find the election returns
on the editorial page. After reading
that read the Price adj just below it.
Bert Lumpee. of Kansas City, was
down this week on a business trip,
returning to the city Tuesday.
1t was near-rain Tuesday, and Il
good shower would certainly be
thankfully received in this locality Of
the vineyard,
Regular communication Of YER
Sailles Lodge. No. III, A. +. X A..
Nj, Friday night, August 9th. Pos
sibiy work in the +. &. degree. and
other business, SO come out and help.
g.. G.. Mathews left Sunday for
Des Molnes, Iowa, on a business
trip. He was accompanied by his
wife and Tom Mathews. who will
visit relatives there for some time.
Miss Hattie Thorpe, who has been
in Kansas City studying to fit herself
as a professional nurse for several
months, had an operation for ap.
pendicltis performed last Friday.
The operation was successful, ant
Miss Hattie IS again enjoying hcl
usual good health.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-08-04
sssss
& NEWS.

WY. do you suppose. do the flies
get up SO carly in the morning?
They don't have So very much to do.
Good lot, small house, CiS,ern,
grape arbor &c to exchange for land.
L.. A. CRfwHoN.
Syd DUFF says he is building that
fine new residence for Henry Mills.
''Oh. little children, coune away from
THAR
All Kinds Of Sewing Machine
Needles, and attachments for every
kind OF machine, sold Ivy
SAM Is, THOMPSON,
Gicnsted, Nc.
At the l}1ncetou Fair they will have
a charge OF music each day, the first
day the Tr:iuing School Band Of
Bponvlllc. ,ia second dav the Vel-
s%allics Band, a0d the third day the
California Band. With such Il GALAXY
of gifted gazaboos there Will certainly
he some fine music.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-08-04

Regular August term OF the Nor
gan Coorrv Circuit Court begins
Monday, August 9Th.
"rhe best Painters, Contractors
and Architects of the country use
Mound City Horse Shoe Brand House
Paint exclusively. Mound City Paint
* Color Co.. Of St. Louis, Mo.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-08-04
"A Beauty Spot

We would call the attention. of the
''nJrthsIdefs' to a ''bcarty spot
they NAV not have noticed. II i, just
south OF the Presbyterian church, and
across ;he street from the N. f..
church, on Mort Fisher street. There
is quite an extensive growth Of weeds
on either side Of the walk, some as
high rs YOUR head, and very soon, if
not cut. YOU will have tn push them
aside to pass. OF take to the ''middle
OF the road" Then notice that old
broken down hack in the street,
which MAKES an admirable back
ground to the picture, an idyllic, or
we might say, bucollc scene 1--WE
don't know the meaning of those two
words, idyllic and bucolic, but they
sound ictchiuG), really a thing Of
beauty and Il joy forever.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-08-04
About Inc Cc!ored Folks.

MIS-, Annie k"1nion, OF this city, at
tended ''rani season o. iie Ladies
Court OF tine Is. at y. .:rdg" Al kSusas'
CITY last wees.
Mr.. ani Mrs. Geo. l,i,s:u, who recent.
" moved here irori iowa, have taken up,
residence IN tine >E;o,n estate on Fast;
Newton @>,:tr;. T;ltv moved Last Fri.
!av. Mrs rhir,n Is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Willard Rvir.or, of this Citv,.
AMI 81 wish for them a permanent resi-
icncc.
vr Nose Wyh, co,,c IN SATURDAY.. and,
Aill stay un,il at,ry the III, Of August.
III, wife, and ,lsu,l;cr, Mss Fac Thrus-
ton. arrived SUNDAY.
Ms M,:ti, N,ch r~',or and son, Will
he, w.,n have hren visiting III Jefferson
>jN, returned home last week
Rev. C., ~. W,,,,. .f Tin,ou D,.
Jennings, 90 iunrc;on, and Il. / E%itou,
ri Jct"r-"u CITY, vho comprised tie
c%u,ncl', v,,ILu'trd he ri.inat,on "i thu
""E h~'rHnadrr r., IN tbs city last
"riN''''f Afternoon ami night. Tie
'''"""''''" hn.' ceremonies wee largely
~, '''' ''' '''
''t It. '>S N"
r.., u......l.,, 81 =, ,,, A., f.,
- r,,. -, ,,i .n, .,l ;.,.u ,,,,.,
,.,. ,,I IA. h,,,, t,r. 10, u,. 49,.
in, r,.,,,y c,,,,,.,h. Il n, ~. ;r;.r,j.
u,. ,,.. ,.u u,,i,, rnr rni,,r #,
.y,r,e live. :. ,,,, ,hs po,r,l IS 1T,
cation 4, tina, pace. 'Cle Rev. MIR. ro.,
lef, .,nrtav r,r his uom, in Alub,rly.
Lutte Mss Ic,,,c v,llum, II Kansas
CAV, Is WAITING her faAner. Nr. Lawrence
pul.am. for . tea days.
p,vnJ p,ss r,ii,,,,. -or..r for ,n.
Mo. Fac, is visiting his parents, Mr.. ana
MIS-. las. y. Ross, all also MS wife, OF
this city.
Clay Thrns,ou returned h,me Sa,ur-
day from ST. I."uis where hc had beer
attending grand session O! the X, Of +
lodge il tina, c'ty last week.
Iona Miller. Of Il. Louis, came in Sat
usLay to .i.i. hi, ,.fr for a few DAYS.
I,uis p,t., ., ,l;uu,u. goa. j..
town Saturday.
Pew II E,,ton ,roac, \ n. aruu,,
,eru,o,, for III. ,u,t.I nrr,h,.u =,
~, ,. ...l a., =. A..
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-08-04
Beware.

Mrs. J. V. Dale he.eby fN,hlls any
person from tearing de~n her fence
o + hauling gravel oil her land withou,
her permission.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-08-04
For Sale.

Household goods OF different kinds
at private sal: and at Il bargain. at
MY residence.
JoHH W. D~RDNGrLp.
W, sliiNn, Versailles. Mo.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-08-04
We Cordially Invite Vow

TO attend a demonstration OF the
goodness and superior quality OF the
In.er-scal Trade Mark Package
Goods OF
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-08-04
The MiSsourlan In Exile

M'SsuurianS III exile have "A way OF
getting together thai Is pIticlarly char.
actcr,stic If those born ari bred IL the
state Out in Colorado a big picnic and
reunion OF ior,icI NiN>ouria!ls is to he
held on august 10. From every point III
the s,a'e tie Missouri clan viii come to
Join lrc festivities AMI cia y the hands Of
below eylics. IN Southern California re-
,rnt'v. at Los Angeles, Il Missouri soCi
-tv vas organized with II large ana en-
thasia>tic membership aiul other states
have similar organizations. ms loyalty
to the home state an,| 10 each other
among Missourians everywhere is one Of
the best evidences Of wort]! and great,
ness of the state. I'm from Missouri
is an np. II Sesame to fVicudy,iip aud hos.
p~itality in any sud every state in the
bounding West where brain and Drawn
are making distinguished progress in the
uphulid, rlg Of tie Nation, for the SONS of
Missouri are cllacterjstlca'ly those who
10 thinys.-Univers;ty Mi~souriau.
Al that is left OF one boy is a part
of his breechcs hanging on DR..
Shorts fence. Wonder what became
OF the hoy'
". w. Moore, Pres. OF the First
National Bank, has beer on the sick
lis, tor the past two weeks, and is
sll!l conlined to the hoase, but we
hor, to see him OFT again , long.
County Court is in session this
SEEK, proceedings next, week,
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-08-04
National 8iscvi; Company, Sat-, Avg. E.

Opportunity Will be presented tpc
camping many new varieties from the
Arg assortment just received Ivy us.
and interesting suggestions viii he "t-
tered Tor serving attrlCtively. Come
and b:lng Your friends.
Z. II. Iktcr,
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-08-04

DON'T forget to get ready for The
big Morgan County and Versailles
Street and County Fair Sept. Asst,
Oct. 1st.
Our election returns. VEG copied
from telephone reports e niFed by
tie Republican, committee, and may
not be absolutely correct. As we 90
T. press VIC !e ruItllat the otf.cial vote
gives Ea.eY'S.p,uVality Of 9, and may
ht. wOVsev.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-08-04

The Upton A'Gir VIII be a three
days session, Sept. ITO. As usual
they will have, a big time.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-08-04

Butcher and Grocer.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-03-14
SOME AUTOMOBILE TRANSACTIONS

Mr.. r. l. Heating has sold his Buick
automobile and has bought a larger
one like Mr.. Ed Carmichaers, which
will soon be here.
The Ocala Gas Engine Company. the
Buick agency. have carload of
Euicks coming in within a few days,
most of which have been sold.
Mr.. r. +. Yonge and son. Mr.. Walter
Yonge, came in Saturday night at 4
o'clock from Jacksonville. where they
bought three of the new L horsepower
1910 Maxwell runabouts. and each Of
them drove one through the country.
They left Jacksonville at a IN. stop
ped two or three hours on the way
and got in at : D. III. The third car
was shipped and DR. +. g. Lindner gets
one Of them. Mr.. Yonge one and the
third one Is for sale. Mr.. YonSe sold
his old car TO DR.. Henry of Lake Weir,
and Mr. Walter Yonge took il down 10
him yesterday.
Mr.. r. r. Carroll and Rev. ". II.
Coleman went to Gainesville this
morning on the 2:e0 \. e. L train. and
each drove little 1910 Brush run
about back with him. Mr.. G. ". Hill.
the district agent. accompanying them.
Mr.. Coleman will introduce an innova-
ton and will probably be the first min
lister in Florida to use an automobile
in his pastoral work. He has several
out-of-town appointments which he
can easily make in the little car. Mr..
Carroll brought over the car TO be used
in the automobile voting contest
and ii will be won by the lucky person
in the contest MIR. Carroll and Mr..
Coleman now jointly have the county
agency for the Brush cars and expect
to make a good many sales. as il is
undoubtedly the hest car for the mon
ey evert built.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-03-14

The popular Air Dome will open its
doors for the season this evening. Ev-
erybody invited. Admission price. a
smiling face.
Following il the program:
Nursing Viper. ~ story of the
French Revolution.
Consul the Marvellous Human
Ape. Crosses the Atlantic
Two Sides to a Story'-tComic).
Baby Has Swallowed a Nickel
tComicl.
Nursing a Viper is story Of the
French revolution. and il one Of the
most thrilling moving picture subjects
ever attempted.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-03-14

Mr.. .. y. Miller nad the pleasure Of
meeting his old army comrade, VIM
NJ Nelson Of Jacksonville, Saturday.
They served together in the first Flor
ida battalion, and il is intensely inter
eSting and dramatic to hear Mr. Mel
son tell of the first battle of Manas-
sas. when Gen Smith came across
from a Sharpsburg train. with several
thousand men and the Yanks. seeing
them come. thought ii was all OF the
Confederacy and took flight for Wash
ington, and never did stop until they
reached the capital, and had it not
been for Sykes L. s. Regulars held in
reserve, Washington would have slep,
in the Confederacy that night.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-03-14
THREE HRUSH AUTOMOBILES

The arrival this afternoon from
Gainesville Of three Brush Runa bou.
automobiles, caused some excitement
about the square. The cars were run
around town quite little and the citi-
zens got the idea that there We're doz-
ems of them. Mr.. Carroll and Mr..
Harry Coe drove the contest car over.
Mr.. c. w. Hill drove racer over and
Rev. w H. Coleman. with another
gentleman from Gainesville drove Mr..
Coleman's car. The Grads were roue h
and the sand and ruts deep. but the
little cars took them without even a
mitch. Mr.. Hill and Mr. Coe returned
TO Gainesville late in the afternoon in
the racer.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-03-14
THREE NEW SETTLERS

Mr.. w. \. Kinney and Mr.. Norman
from Michigan. two practical farmers
and substantial heads of families.
have bought the fine 30O-acre farm
and orange grove known as the Cap
tain Howard place just beyond Ora
hamville. and will divide the land and
become residents of our county.