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L XXII tl NO 13 1 GAINESVILLE FLORIDA THURSDAY JULY 20 U 1905 iy0 vENTS BEN TS A AWE WEEK k
i iF EXPOSE ENTIRE ENTIREMETHOD ENTIREMETHOD
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H Ii AMarted that the Communication Communication4fclv Communicationi1vI
4fclv i1vI v i In Detail the Manner annctr In Which WhichW WhichOVernmont WhichGovernment
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W York Yo July 19 19JA A letter Is now nowlumds nowbndl nowhands
hands of Secretary of AgrlculW11ebn Agrlcul Agrlculilfon AgrlculUJ
W11ebn ilfon UJ n says the Herald tho con conI conM conwbtch
I M t9hich have been sworn to toin toei tos
ei s in details d tall methods a said to have havei ha havepur 0 0purauod
i pursued pur uod in tho alleged purports purportsxpoa0 purportsj purportstoxpoa0
j toxpoa0 SPORE the entire inner workings workingsI workingsiae
r I the plans No information la larclisafed Jsbfcd Igobufed
rclisafed by bylhe the Herald to 0 the writer writert writerttielgtter
Jt ttielgtter t e Jotter but he Is said ald to bo one oneike onetile onehe
tile men whoso + hoso connection with thu thetely thuIt thut
tely It Is a matter of public knowledge knowledgefc
fc Vhoso ho8u Identity Is withhold for thtlfmt the thlr thlJ1tTho theent >
r lfmt ent J1tTho Tho uflBortlonH u ortionH contained l In InI InJetter Inletter
I letter continues tho Herald re reUiarainutu TeI redin
Uiarainutu I din i minute detail tho precise e man manjtfi manltl
jtfi ltl 11 which the ofllclal report wan wanpBOred WUftr waspored
pBOred pored < < tr d with who took part in the theRation tbetlon theAtion
Ration tlon to what extent the fraud fraudMl fraudperpotuated truedperpotuated
Ml perpotuated and whore and how howM howrool howproofs
M proofs rool of tho charges in tho let letRichard letar letplay
play ar be beUchard beRichard
Richard Richard Cheatham and Harvle Jor Jorlav JorfepocU Jarroipootlvely
lav respectively fepocU vel secretary and pros prosait preill preilltottho proslt
ait tottho t Of the cotton growers association aarctattonwith associationtft a8 oclatlon oclatlonwith
tft with active aotl vo cooperation of sever severNw severXew everW
Nw W York men have conducted a aiVlte ayte ate
iVlte te investigation here are now in inslington Infilton Inthgton
slington filton where they expect 6XI t to con conwith conr conwith conwith
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with Secretary Wilson over the theioftteata thetents theteute
ioftteata tents of the letter That the letter letterInaccurate letterfaccurate letteraccurate
Inaccurate v faccurate accurate In Its Information Is de dev dertd dctll tiered
red tll beyond doubt An outline of its itstaata Itleata Itste
te taata eata > 4ts has boon glvtin ii vtin to Morgan Morgan4b Morgllnb
4b b district attorney for tho Din Dint Dl Dlt Dlsof
t of Columbia one of the officials omclaIMployed officialsployed omclulHtoyed
ployed to take up the Investigation InvestigationMl Investigationhut
hut Ml t brought Mr Beach to New York Yorkday Yorlttll Yorkday
day tll to enter Into consultation with withcounsel withoounlol withoounsel
counsel retained by b tho Southern Southernton Southtrntoa Southernton
ton Growers association aBlK > clntlon and take takoff taklthe takeir
ff ir the evidence they hud discoveredltatlstiofan discovered discoveredUtlstlolan dllcoveredItltltlolln
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ltatlstiofan Utlstlolan Hyde Resigns ResignsWwhlngtou ROIIn ROIInWhlngtoD ResignsWashington
Washington July IS lVchiof Chief + r Statist StatistHyde Stattsusin
41 sin Hyde of the department dc aruulnt of agrl ogriculture agrlfCtthurc nRrlhure
fCtthurc culture hure today resigned r bin hl position positionfti 1loKltlonaara iw ttlon ttlonflint
flint fti tho resignation has been acccptott acccptottrlif acceptedkhy
rlif 1 Secretary Wilson Assistant Sec SecItUry SlCkHI1
ItUry 1 kHI1 try Hays has boon dotallod to tnke tnkeIfUnrge tlk tlkr Utkowge
IfUnrge r wge e of tho statlstlical work until untilM untilacaney untilvacancy
M vacancy shall bo filled filledWarships n11ldWhlpl filledWarships
Warships Sail to Meet Squadron SquadronJ BquadronNewport
J It Newport ow ort It I July 19 10Ibe The second secondMlvlittin 8lCU11l1vl secondlv111dn
Mlvlittin lv111dn vl n of tho battlcNhtp squadron of ofrttfc orte ofLk
Lk rttfc te de North Atlantic loot n ot under com comvSlMUld comt cord
> vSlMUld t d of Roar Admiral Slgsbee sailed sailedicMty nllcdtOttf sailedtoday
today bringing the squadron of battle battlealpa bllUllpe battlellipe
alpa pe which Is conveying the body bod of off ptJohn ofJohn
f John Paul Jones to this country front frontJ fromrbrance
J I France The warships will neparnto eepanttoatnd neparntomad
1 mad cruise between hero and ilatn ilatnr1 Halnl Halnlton Hammton >
r1 ton Roads Va always within wireless wIreleescommunication wlrelemmunlcatlon
1 communication with one another anotherWhcn anotherWben nolborWh
Whcn Wh n the warships which are trans transI transportlnc
I yorttng porting tho body bod arc located by wire wlltIe wireleas
Ir leas Ie messages m RIIU Roar Admiral Davis Davisr DavIshlps Davisships
r Ships will m nssemblo and lUll an4t escort the in inF Inard Inward
F ward ard bound n ntH ftaet > ot t to Hampton Roads Roadsf RoadstfcxD Roadsibmarrow
f Tomorrow tfcxD rrow the th lie firnt nr t division of tho but butf bltttt tinttloshlp
f tloshlp ttt > > hlp Miundrou WIll nil ron will K tall ll from ram NewPort New Newt Newport
L port for Hamilton Roads Roadsu RoadsWant
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K Want to Dispose Emperor Nicholas NicholasK
K 6t P ° turg nin Il July Jul IS lStO 1205 p in inPS UtA mA
PS A HIT i tiual u1 rumor Is current here herer hrtWar hiretoday
r today tht th M + arm 1111 jwrty Ifrt of the semi temtp I semiolsta mt mtotata
p toUU Ind au it l Uuwalstu Ist nt Moscow art art1R arelit
I 4n favor of tll u pmolHrnation 1n < 1RmaUon of the the4lipotlUon th th411pasltlnn thedisposlllon
4lipotlUon of Imperor l M rtr Nicholas and andth Rodthe andthe
< th the eitahlltihlllt stabll iiiu nt if f n 1 regency r < < tJonC for forth fortll forthe
th the Grand I UII Iuk uk Sexs tXS Nlkolynlevltch Nlkolynlevltchf
f < tko o Infant s sun n f + the emperor and andtilr and61r andheir
heir 61r to the thr th lhnrnri 11 ri under four grand granddukes granili Jrnnllukfl
i dukes ukfl It m I alleged aiItI Ut that for this res rtaIon resvon ftliIOn
IOn the meatinK rai tlnjr Un of t the t hf aJMUicnlan aJMUicnlanaeerastvn l afItitpslantmstrn IltuulAnfmltn
aeerastvn it and doumntHt congress conRresswhich ConllroSlWhlcb congresswhich
which BAR AI to take pUee pljt tomorrow UJU froW at atAfoscow atfosoo atr
Afoscow r fosoo 1 oacow has boon prohibited prohibitedPresa ttJblltdPre pruhibltedProt
Pre Presa Cli CIj Ctss s Meet In Detroit DetroitDetroit Detroittrolt DetroitDetmitMich
DetmitMich Detroit trolt Mich M ch July Jul 19 The flf flftecnth Mtothth flttaenth
tecnth annual convention n t29n of the later IRIWAlloaal IntK1UUo8al latertitatlonal
Alloaal AtsoclftUoa ofPfoM of Pros clubs 1 1eta b bw bt btetlt
° eta w here ier etlt today tpds Tfc TAe anl Ili t aesslon wu wut u
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MORE TCAMrrCK TlAMaT < < ftS MAY STRIKE300prtvera STRIKE STRIKESOoprivert
SOoprivert 100 rlverw et f Coe Cepf W Wagons W lens Are Like Liket
t f r ly to quit Q t Their Jags JagsChtcago Jot JotChicago Joll JollOhfca
Chicago Ohfca July 19 19Atter After a peaceful peacefulinterim peacofulnterh peacefulnterlnq
interim nterh the tb teamsters strike today todaythreatened tDdaythrelton todaythreatenQd
threatened threlton d to create more trouble by bythe bytbe bythe
the walkout of 300 or more drivers for fortho I Ithe 1tho
tho six larger l rger coal express transfer transfercompanies transfer tranlCJrcomptLolol transfercompanies
companies The The question of a walk walkout wl1lkout walkout ¬
out which has been much discussed discussedluring dl discussedduring c 1l8cd 1l8cdurlng
luring the last three weeks was re reduced reo reoduced reduced ¬
duced to ultimatum form by the thoteamsters theteamsters theteamsters
teamsters joint council councilTho councilThe councilThe
The concerns which are confronted confrontedwith confrontedwith confrontedwith
with tho possibility of being drawn In Into Into into
to the struggle afte ravoldlng the is issue Issue issue ¬
sue for three months are members of ofthe otthe ofthe
the Chicago Cartage company which whichwas whlcbwas whichwas
was created at the time the express expressowners expressowners expressowners
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owners were ordered by tho court to todeliver todeJlYor todeliver
deliver the strike bound housesrho houses housesThe housesTbo
The cartago company Is the source sourceof sourceof sourceof
of the battle Nonunion drivers are areemployed areemployed areemployed
employed on the wagons and the men menare mennre menare
are made to to associate it is asserted assertedby
by the teamsters with the union driv drlyera drivers drlvers ¬
ers
STOCK IN TRUSTEES HANDS HANDSHydes HANDSHydo HANDSHydes
Hydes Equltablo Society Holdings HoldingsControlled HoldingsControlled HoldingsControlled
Controlled by Company CompanyNew ComplnyNew CompanyNew
New York July 19 1DTho The majority majoritystock majorityRtock majoritystock
stock carrying the controlling Inter Interest InterHt interest ¬
est Ht In tho Equitable Life Assurance AssuranceSociety AssuranceSocllty AssuranceSociety
Society which wan W R acquired by b Thos ThosF
F 1 < Ryan by purchase from James Ha Haxen Hnlen HaZen
len Hyde has been formally trans transferred transforred transerred ¬
erred to tho board of trustees which whichIs
Is l headed by former President Cleve Cleveland CloYlland Cleveland ¬
land This announcement was made madetoday madetOday madetoday
today by George k orgo F Parker secretary secretaryof
of the Equitable I trustees In the fol following following following ¬
lowing statementMessrs statement statementMeuri stntemotittMessrs
Messrs Grover Cleveland GeorgeWestinghouse George GeorgeWcstlnghouse GeorgeWestinghouse
Westinghouse and Morgan J OBrientrustees OBrien OBrientrustees OBrIentrultoc
trustees of tho majority of the Eqtilta Eqtiltable Equitable quitable
ble stock announce announco that all of the th 502 502shares 602hares 603sharea
shares of stock of the Equitable Life Ll1eAssurance LifeAssurance LIfeASluranco
Assurance society delivered to them themby themby themby
by Thomas F Ryan have been trans transferred transterrell transerred
erred to their names as trustees and andthat andthat andthat
that it Is now represented by a single singlecertificate singlecortiflcat4 lnKlecertlnclllf
certificate held by the msubject to the thetrust Lhetrust thetrust
trust agreement agreementNo
No Roaon for Dissolution DissolutionLondon DiliolutionLondun DissolutionLondon
London July 19 t9Premier Premier Balfour Balfourbas Bulfourboa utrnurhl8
boa dissipated the hopes of his oppo opponents opponentll oppofonts ¬
fonts of an early dissolution of parliamont pap papllamont ar arlIament
llamont At a meeting of Unionists Unioniststoday Unioniststoday Unioniststoday
today the premier urged his supporters supportersto
to bo regular in their attendance nt ntthe ottho atthe
the house of commons so as to prevent preventthe preventthe preventthe
the defeat of the government < < as the theresult thllrCMult theresult
result of a snap division He point pointed pointcd pointed ¬
ed out that a dissolution In August Augustwould AUJustould AugustWould
would ould hu Inconvenient to the house houseand houscRnd houseand
and to the country The premier nuld nuldho saldhe Knldht
ho did not anticipate any trouble In Inbringing InlIrluglnR Inbringing
bringing the session Ito to a close during duringthe cturlnJthe duringthe
the week ending Aug 12 Joseph JonephChamberlain JOIlt Josephhantherlaln > Ih Ihhnmhfrlnln
Chamberlain In a brief speech said snlIthat RRIIthut saidthat
that while he h formerly former differed from fromMr tromMr fromMr
Mr Hnlfour on the question of an anearly anIul anearly
early Iul dissolution be now thought there therewas therewn therewas
was wn no good ood reason why wh parliament parliamentxhoiild parliamenthould parliamentshould
should bo dissolver soon soonNo aoonNo soonNo
No More Immediate ArrestsPhlladtIphln Arrests ArrestsPhiladelphia ArrestPhlhllltlllhln
Philadelphia July Jul 19 19ln In a state statement statemunt tltf tltfmont ¬
mont Issued + MIIII today todA by b former Judge JudgeJames JudgeJames JIIII l lJamtt
James 01 la lay Jordon counsel for Mayor MayorWeaver Mayorenverr
Weaver enverr 1 it was announced that fur further furtbr further ¬
ther arrests In connection with the thefrauds thetmuds thefrauds
frauds alleged RlI rd to havo ha havgsbeen boon porpot porpctrnt porpctrntOd rat rated ¬
ed Od against the rlty by h contractors and andothurH andothorK andothora
othurH are on for the present and when whenthe whlcthl whenthe
the time come to begin proceeding proceedingogalnxt proceedlngtfRJllntlt proceedingsagainst
against thou > who will bo accused of oftho ofthe ofthe
the allowed Iht til frauds District 1 > l trlct Attorney AttorneyIlcll Attornv Attorneyhell
hell 1 1l will bo united 111 IItd to cooperate ptrac In Inevery Inor Inevery
every or stage tita t of r the proceeding Iroc Proci Iings lo from fromthe frumthl fromthe
the swearliiK out of warrants until the tljetrial U8trial thetrial
trial of the e eat I ut ts the th tu > criminal court courtDepositors rounDftpollton courtsDepositors
Depositors to Get Forty Fort Per Cent CentManila CentIantla CentManila
Manila July Jul 1 Itt The depositors dOltislt of ofthe o ofthe
the American t baJl bank iuK k wilt receive r t iU u per percent protnt percent
cent of their deposit Th h American Americanbank Americanbank mtrl4nbank
bank was closed olost OH 0 May I is UtM hit < > u aa aaorder anorder asorder
order given by b Uovrrnor OtwM nver aor nr Ovmr Ctt1ntulaht GtneralWright l lWrijrht
Wright aht and Inl It its aflHlrn were r placid In Inchargo intharao incharge
charge of the Insular audtor aud tor The Thereason TheTtlUIon Thereason
reason given IOn at the time was U the pro prtvtection protertian
tertian of Its deposits On titay tar 3G Wthe 3Gthf 3Gthn
the Attorney tornt general eraJ appJUd 111 for the theappointment UatIppolntment theappointment
appointment of a recolvrr The T haak hankwas haakIt haakwas
was It capitalized > d at IlQOCNm IlQOCNmYacht nOGtNYacht 10G0u0Yacht
Yacht Thistle Has H Returned ReturnedKew Rtturn RtturnNe ReturnedNew
New Ne YiMk k aly 19 UJ1hl The Kfc Kfcohl M clkwaM clkwaMacA M MIca
Ica ohl Thistle wlalo wmloitt 1to cocn cmtupletert compl lMN < MN to i insftAtlaatlc tu t tAt1aIU
nsftAtlaatlc u At1aIU r race w tIS for the G I Itiaii m mU
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HOT WAVE WAYESWEEPS WAYESWEEPSOYER SWEEPJ SWEEPJOVER SWEEP SWEEPOVER
OVER flit COUNTRY COUNTRYExcessive COUNTRYEZCeaSivo
Excessive Heat Is Reported Inthe In Inthe Inthe
the Eastern E stern States StatesMANY StatesMANY StatenMANY
MANY DIE 01 E FROM PROSTRATION PROSTRATIONTha PROSTMTiONThe
The Hottest Weather of the Year Is IsBeing I IBlling IsBeing
Being Experienced In Many Cities CitiesIn CltleIn
In Many Places a Number Numh r gave laveDied gaveDied ave aveDied
Died From Excessive Heat HeatNew HeatNew HeatNew
New York July 19 19Late Late returns returnsfrom returnsfrom returnsfrom
from from the hospitals show ten as the to total total totat ¬
tal dead from yesterdays terrific heat heatin beatIn heatla
in and about New York YorkMore Yorlerlore YorkMore
More than 100 cased of prostration prostrationwere
were reported by the police Every Everywhere Everywhere Everywhere ¬
where in the city thousands of per persons person8 perEons ¬
sons spent the night on roofs and door doorsteps doorstcps doorsteps
steps while the park benches were werecrowded werecrowded werecrowded
crowded Sleep was almost out of ofthe oCthe ofthe
the question except under most fa favorable fnvorabie favorablo ¬
vorable conditions condlU ns especially on the thoEast theEast theEast
East side and quarter known as The TheTenderloin TheTontlorloln TheTenderloin
Tenderloin No relief is promised by bythe bythe bythe
the weather forecasters and as the hu humidity humldlty humidity ¬
midity rose rapidly during the night nightthe nightthe nightthe
the outlook for today to ay was sorlous sctiousduring sorlousduring s < rlous rlousduring
during the early hours of the morning morningA
A strike inaugurated by 700 icemen icemenin
in the employ of the America t Ice Icecompany Icecompany Icecompany
company is adding discomforts dlscomfort to the thepeople tbep thepeople
people p llle in many sections of the city cityIt clt cltIt cityIt
It Is feared the strikers will attempt attemptto
to prevent others from taking their theirplaces theirpluce theirplaces
places placesBrooklyn pluceBrooklyn placesBrooklyn
Brooklyn seemed to suffer from the theboat theboat theheat
boat even more than Manhattan Seven Sevenof SevenoC Sevenof
of the dead lived there and the am ambulance ambulance ambulance ¬
bulance service for all the hospitals hospitalsworked bospltalsworked hospitalsworked
worked almost incessantly Eleven ElevencsJls ElevencaJ1a Elevencalls
calls being received in three minutesThe minutes minutesThe minutesThe I
The heat became more inttnse Intf ne asthe as OBthe astho
the day da progressed the mercuv mercu v ris rising rlsIng rlalog ¬
ing several degrees d 8re higher hour by byhour bybour byhour
hour than it did yesterday which was wasthe WBatbe wasthe
the hottest day of the year The death deathHat deathlist deathlist
list was more than doubled even in the themorning themornlnK themorning
morning and prostrations were con continuous cantlnuous continuous ¬
tinuous An hour before noon the theweather theWeather theweather
weather bureau had recorded a tem ternperature temperature temperature
perature of 91 5 degrees hotter than thannt thanat thantat
tat nt the corresponding hour yesterday yesterdayFive yestertlftYFive yesterdayFive
Five deaths had occurred up to that thattime thllttime thattime
time
Record Broken at Philadelphia PhiladelphiaPhiladelphia PhiladelphiaPhlladeilhla PhiladelphiaPhiladelphia
Philadelphia July 19 19TodaYtI Todays hot hotwave hotwave hotwave
wave promises to be a recordbreaker recordbreakerfor record breaker breakerfor
for this summer At 8 oclock this thismorning thl8morning thismorning
morning the government thermometer thermometeron
on top of the postoffce building reg registered regIstered registered ¬
istered 85 degrees dogreel9 9 degrees de rt ea higher higherthan hlgb higherthan r rthan
than at the same hour yesterday The Thesuffering Thesuffering rhulutterlng
suffering among the poorer classes In lathe Intho Inthe
the tenement district is Intense Intan e During Duringlast DurInglast Duringlast
last night hundreds of persons sought soughtthe soughtthe soughtthe
the roofs of their homes that they theymight theymight theymight
might catch a breath of aid and secure securerelief securerelief securerelief
relief The official of clal forecast says there thureIs
Is little hoppgOf hUI hopof of un Immediate break in inthe Inthl inthe
the hot spell spellThirtyOne HpellThirtyOne Nl1ltllThlrtyOne
ThirtyOne Are Prostrated In Chicago ChicagoChicago ChicagoCbIC8g0 ChicagoChicago
Chicago July Inl 19 19ACter After 31 11 heat heatprontrations htatprnltmtluns heatprstrutlunS
prontrations and ton of them had been beenduring beendurlnlC beenduring
during tho hottest day up to date thin thinsummer thllllIunlWlr thissummer
summer a breath of cool air relieved relievedChicago relinedCl relievedCl4Cago
Chicago Cl a o last night Thecool Tho5cool spell spellWAS spellAS spellwas
WAS AS short lived IIn The wind BOOn BOOneerod soonerred oonveered
veered again and the heat was 09 Intense Intensethrouthout Intnlethrourhoutthe intensethroughout
throughout throurhoutthe the early hours Hot wenth wenthr eoth eother
er r was 18 predicted IUt < 1lcttd for tho latter part partof partuf partof
of the week The maximum tempera temperatare tlmlllratllr temperalure
tare tllr of yesterday IM degrees equaled equaledtho NJuldtHItho equaiedthe
tho record of last summer summer which bldl both bothby bothby bothby
by an odd coincidence was 8 made on onthe onthe onthe
the same date dateduly IattJul July 17 17Bostonlans 17Sostonlan 17Bostonians
Bostonians Suffer From Heat HeatBoston HeatInton HeatPoston
Boston July Jul 19 1 19The The heat which acquired ac acquired aeqllrcd ¬
quired renewed rfn td energy enor y last night nl ht con continned coatinned OD ODUnutd
tinned today toda with prospects proJp t8 of noarlnjc noarlnjcthe n neartngthe utn utntbe
the record mark for the t o summer Dur 1JurIng DurIng DurtnK
Ing the night the mercury did not BO BObelow JOwlow gotlow
below 70 and It began to rise with It b the thedawn thoda thedawn
dawn da wn Dy 0 10 oclock It stood at SS ac according acNrdtn accrding ¬
cording Nrdtn to the weather Athor bureau bur thor thermometers thoromomttera thormometera ¬
mometers in various part of tile city cityregistered oltrItglsttttd cityreatstered
registered above abo 90 at the urn > hoar hoarTho hourThe our ourTho
Tho humidity today vaa sNgaty kt below belowtho be1G1rtho belo + r rthe
tho normal nOrl aa A aad l there wa waa a light lightbrwie lightbNtlt Itbhtbreexe
brwie
One Death at 6af Baltimore BaltimoreUUoore tlmore tlmoreUbnott timoreltimore
UUoore July Ju 1 Itrot11 111 Today l Is c ta titf Mme Mmeof
of f t the ptrI aat at asaec r 10 tartbL hr hrmVb9C
tbL stet mVb9C mJ < tepisterad rt taNd 11 11t t
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at 51 There has been one death from fromtheheat fromthB fromthe
the theheat ° heat in this city and a few pros prostrations prostratlona prostratfons ¬
trations
Oppressive at Pittsburgh PittsburghPlttsburgPa Plttabur PlttaburPlttsoorgPa PlttsburPittaburgPa
PlttsburgPa July 19 191be < T e oppres oppressive operasshe
she heat heatWB wave e continues la PiUsburg PiUsburgand Pit aburg aburgand
and vicinity today The thermometer thermometerhovered thermometerboered thermometerhovered
hovered around between 75and 75 and 80 de degrees degrees degreet ¬
grees all last night making it the hot hottest bottest hotteat ¬
test night of the year ear At 11 oclock oclocktoday o oclocktoday ock ockto
today to y the mercury had reached 85 de degrees dogrces dwgrees ¬
grees and was B dteadily risingNebraska rising risingNebraska rJslnlNebraaka
Nebraska Woman Succumb SuccumbLincoln SuccumbLincoln SuccumbLincoln
Lincoln Nob July 19 19Mra Mrs J B BPickrel BPickrel BPlckrel
Pickrel died today as a result of the theheat thehent theheat
heat Her husband went to his home homewith bomewith homewith
with a railroad ticket which his wife wifewas wifewaa wifewas
was to use in traveling to a cooler coolerphice coolerplace coolerplace
place and found her dead deadTHREE deadTHREE deadTHREE
THREE NEGROES ARE HANGED HANGEDTennessee HANGEDTonneasoo HANGEDTennessee
Tennessee Sheriff Executes Three ThreoMurderers ThrooMurderers ThreeMurderers
Murderers in One Day DayMemphis DayMemphis DayMemphis
Memphis July 19 191hree Three negro negromurderers negromurderers negromurderers
murderers were OIe hanged hero today by bySheriff bySherlrr bySheriff
Sheriff Frank T Monverde and his hisdeputies hisdcpuUcs hisdeputies
deputies deputiesToots dcpuUcsToots deputiesToots
Toots Taylor was hanged for the themurder themur themurder
murder mur er of Sam Gaines committed in inMemphis InMcmpbJs InMemphis
Memphis Aug 27 1904 The two ne negroes negroes negroes ¬
groes had boon involved In a light over overa
a woman Taylor slipped up behind behindGnlnes behindGRhws behindmines
mines and shot him to death Tay Taylor Taylor Tayfor ¬
lor was brought to trial last October Octoberand Oclobcrand Octoberand
and pleaded selfdefense 8 self defense The Jury Juryreturned juryr1turnl11 juryreturned
returned a verdict in five minutes of ofwillful ofwillful ofwillful
willful murder murderWife murderWife murderVlfe
Wife murder was the crime which whichcost whichcost whichcost
cost A M Milan his life He shot shothis shothlswtrl shothiswite
his hlswtrl wife Mattie Milam dead while she shewas showaH shewas
was In the act of obeying his command commandto
to cook supper The killing took place placein
in a negro tenement In this city June
7 1904 1904The 1904The 1904The
The crime of Major Mills was the themurder themurder
murder of his father In law Alexander AlexanderGill IcxanderGill
Gill III nnd was committed at the home homeof homeof homeof
of the latter In this city city January
3 1905 190511118 Mills had quarreled with withhis withhis withhis
his wife and she left him going golrher Itohher goingher >
her fathers home > for protection Mills Millsfollowed Millsfolowed 11118folC
followed folC > vcd her and her father took her herpart herpart herpart
part Mills began be an a vigorous assault assaulton
on his wifes Ues father Mills fired six sixshots sixshots sixshots
shots from a revolver Into the old man mankilling mankilling mankilling
killing him instantly Inftont Mills was cap captured capturt captured ¬
tured turt > d soon afterward and was tried triedand trJedand triedand
and sentenced to be hanged hangodEngineer hangollEngineer hangedEngineer
Engineer Ran Past Signal SignalRochester SignalRochfliter SignalRochester
Rochester X Y July 19 19By By y the thewreck tbewreck thewreck
wreck of a freight fr lghl car in the East BastRochester EastRorhCstr eastRochester
Rochester yards of the New York Con Contral Contral Contral
tral today Engineer James Clark of ofDoWItt ofDeWitt ofDoVItt
DoWItt was fatally Injured and died diedin diedthe diedin
in the hospital a short time later Fire Fireman Firthman Fireman ¬
man M I Flossey of Buffalo was scald acalded Icaldcd scalded
ed and a pasenger George White l1lte a anegro anegro anegro
negro of Chicago was slightly bruised bruisedand bruisedand bruisedand
and rut ut The Chicago and Detroit Detroitspecial DetroitIIpcclal Detroitspecial
special due here from the nest at 4 4a 4a 4a
a m crashed Into the freight frel ht tar at atthe atthe atthe
the Culver street crossing and Engiveer Engi Engineer Englnlr ¬
veer Clark lark and Fireman Flossey FlolRc were werecaught werecaught lre lrecaught
caught in the wreckage None of the theother theother theother
other passengers except White was S in injured mJured fiuured ¬
jured The railroad officials blame blameEngineer hlamenJlnlfr blameEngineer
Engineer Clark lark who the they say sa ran ranpast ranpast ranpast
past a 1 block signal signalExcursionist ignalExcursionist J nn1 nn1ElCcurslon
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Lexington lA xlngton Ky K July Jut 19 19News News lWR ro rocelvcd rf rfechcd received
celvcd hor here today totln says thnt the tb M stam stamtr am amor
or tr Shamrock S lmrOk lying hln about Valley alll View Viewon Viewon 1 1un <
on the Ktstueky river rh r while a cirrylns cirrylnsa Curln rryla rrylaa
a 1 party iRr of 50 excursionist up the theriver therhtr theriver
river throe > miles from Valley alltl View Viewran Viewran Itw Itwran
ran Into a rope stretched from a lot lotboom JOtboom lotbnom
boom last la t night The rope sweat sweatMfaw RCgtU sweptMist
Mist U Nanry Rr A 1 Cnrj CR Carpaater Rtfr daughter of ofH otIt ofH
H It C Carpenter r Into the th river r and anddrowned andIIroWAOtC anddrowaoet
drowned her T The > e smoke Murk wan wanthrown WBgthnn wasthrown
thrown down OR George GtQr t W Hutehin Hutehinson IIl1t hln hlnlOh
son Mirrlnt surrlnttindeat nilext of the Kentucky
Poplar 1 lllr company probably fatally IIloJr IIloJrtnr Djttr InjarInn DjttrDB
Inn DB him Five other OUI wore badly badlyhurt badlyurt
hurt urt
Woman Brutally Murdered MurderedDeoatar MurderedUlf MurderedDegsttrr
Deoatar Ulf Abu Ala July Jut Id 19The The MfeleM lIfeIeraand MfeleMn IUoI IUoIand
and n < i b tatty dv wststed M fftt ated body bod of Mrs In InJU 1Dn 1Dnnrt E Eu
nrt u JU 1 1 a f Waite lte woman aged aJec milwas 21 21van 1 1U
van U my 1 taij JC on o ml the tt Southern S tnl1rn railroad railroadnaar nUroanr railroadnear
near lillfeaftra IUI NN Ak H nflr r husband KM KMarrested kubeQ hoebest
best > arrested arrtst chard ttt with r Uk tk mrJv mrJvlap sari tr N e elag
lap t iwna wnttt I Th Tilt t61tJtt eo j V qurrl qurrlat grarrrlrtat < ji n > i < 4 4at
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SIX PERSONS ARE AREBURNED AREB AREBURNED
B BURNED nNED TO DEATH DEATHHotel DEATHHotel DEATHHotel
Hotel At Wabasha Finn Con COQsumed Consumed Consumed
sumed By Flames FlamesMAY Fla FlamesMAY es esMAY
MAY BE OTHERS I NTHE N THE RUNS RUNSConflagration RLI RLNgConflagration S SConftagratlon
Conflagration Was Caused by the Ex Explosion Ellploslon Explosion
plosion of Gas Tank
a Used for i iminatlng 1mlnatlng iminating
minatlng purpose purposcsLlst List of Deed QwdWhose D DWhole DeedWhose
Whose Bodies Have Been Fou FO Found FoundSL d dSt dSt
St Paul July Jul IJA Wd WI d 1 tMinn 1Mfnn 1Minn
Minn six persons were wtrtdeath JI r rdeath J JdCllth
death In a fire which trey treyatroyed ar aratroyed t tatroyed
atroyed the dui d depot llOt > ot hotel hotelThe hot hotelThe 1 1The
The dead deadMrs deadMrs deadMrs
Mrs A Hoffman and barsRobert bars huvRobert J JRobcat
Robert Johnson exert eXIJllalia4J eXIJllalia4JGertrude uan uanGertrude 1 1Gertrude
Gertrude Sitmtschor StentschorRebecca SitmtschorRebecca SttfntschorRebeccn
Rebecca Herman HermanJames HllmanJames HermanJames
James Hunt HuntThere HuntThere HuntThere
There may DIll be other bo boruins buruins bur burruins
ruins ruinsThe ruinsThe ruinsThe
The fire was cuust cnustl > th thnf r rof v vof
of n gas tank used fur an i iplant Iplnnt tplant
plantTHE plant plantTHE plnntTHE
THE STOKESPASTOR STOKES PASTOR WEDO WEDDRich WEDDvRich NG NGRich
Rich Young Man Weds a Peer G GA GA GA
A Love Match MatchStamford MatchStamford MatchStamford
Stamford Conn July Jul 11 in 1 T Tding Tding > u uding
ding of Miss Rose Pants Pt llll r t r I i IPhelps j jPhelps JPbelps
Phelps Stokes second sun r f A APbelps r rPhelps 1 1Phelps
Phelps Stokes which tonk p i 1noon > a anoon anoon
noon today In St Lukes K I i ichurch I i ichurch 1churcb
church at Noroton No rot on was fiX > x > i imodest tmodest I Imodest
modest in its apartments 8partm nft aNoroton a m fJ 3 3Noroton JNoroton
Noroton people it was the o1 c a > J Jat t tof tof
of the season seasonThe lIeasonTbe seasonThe
The ceremony was perrirn IINf pcrfrrt i j fRev jRev 1Rev
Rev I Louis < ouls French the rcror > f > > t iLukes tLukcs tLukes
Lukes assisted by the gr grows growser rollrs rollrser or orer
er Rev Anson Phelps Sink S + f fNew fNew tNew
New Haven secretary of Ya u usity uslty ucity
city There were no brill brldtsint tJrl Im i M MHenry 1 3 3Henry 3Henry
Henry Rauh of Inclianup IndIIlIl Jt < > s fom its lJh y yMiss YMls8 rMiss
Miss Myer of Cleveland wa < wi wiof ma1of nanof
of honor The ushers w WtT re r h hro hroens bnji bnjiers I Iers
ers I N Phelps Stokes an it Mi 1 1Phelpa JPhelps IPhelps
Phelps Stokes and his ir r rs r r 1 1Robert 1Robert ia iaRobert
Robert Hunter and John s 1ID 1IDHoyt rr aroHoyt n nHoyt
Hoyt The best man wa a < K KM KMDurland i iDurland IC ICDurland >
Durland one of the youoi OIID f fresident tresident 1 1resident
resident workers at the th In Intlement t n s1 s1tJemeat 7 7tlement
tlement In New York YorkThe YorkThe YorkThe
The bride wore a slrr1 slit slrrwhite r rn 9 9white 01 01white
white mousseline de sni sole p I Idaisies s a aJ aJdaisies ° i idaisies
daisies wife used U1 e1 In the rv r u d dc dcoraUons dorations 1 1orations
orations
Girl Indicted lndicted for Murder MurderNew MurderNew MurderNew
New York ork July Jul l9lkr I9 IIE r a athe a atbe v vthe
the French girl Irl Indicted f > > r 11 11the IIthe a athe
the first degree by b the ht Rrar Rrartlie granthe rar rarthf
the murder of Oendron c IIgunty rrf rrfguilty I Iguilty
guilty today toda and nn d was n nrlal n nrtal i irlal
rlal No attempt wa was < I ma a i ian 1an tan
an early ear trial for the c cwill J Jwill gwill
will have to remain In Ilrl prtfail pni pnifall Ilrlfnll
fall session The girl wh whfor Yo Yofor r r t tfor
for six years pant flen fjenlrnr nnolrorlead rnr rnrlead T Tlead
lead an immoral life II f ar arkilled aTkilled arkilled
killed him to o ollC escape cnpe lO this thl s a alooked alooked 1 1looked
looked veil pale an anti l wv w wback w 3 3back
back to prison Sympn Sympsnwho Sympnwho SymJwho
who paid a lawyer to tkfr tkfrlug II IIIng < M Ming
ing the preliminary exam lxamn examretained us usnMalned
retained n tolned legal J al counsel counselthe f fthe r rthe
the coming trial trialSwam trialSwam trialSwam
Swam the Niagara NI g ra R RNiagara Rr Ra isNiagara is isNlarnra
l llisle 1lIale b blisle
Niagara Falls N V
lisle D Graham of thi this thisIlam i iHam LIInm
Ham J Glover Jr of B Bsuccessfully ria riasucceQtully Bssuccessfully
successfully swam the thethe t fie I A Athe v vthe
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the Niagara river from fromside fromside fromside
side of the whirlpool to I fditancc Idistance Idistance
distance of 4 altos was wasminutes wajmlnutc wasminutes
ltl ltlmadeat
minutes by b Glover Th Thmade T Tmade
madeat made at 402 p m inwhich fmr fmrwhich frn frnwhlcb
which is laon on the Ametlr Ametlrswimmers AmmCIwlmmert Am rtca rtcaswimmers
swimmers did IK Ht ventu venturapids renturapids enturapids
rapids where Captato Captatolife Cipt2talite tit titlife
life Bojb Both mon wore woreInflated woreinflated OfP OfPIndated
Inflated rubber rub rubber r tap rtagsn aagnecks tapneck
n neck cks
Diet Suddenly After l e eJuly v e eChi
Chi July 19 SI SIstormy S Sstormy
stormy Intorriew ntorrlew with wltfcWith withwith
With whim wh m she And act v val t tal K
al ye4T ye Mrs Kate M 54knon
knon Chicago u a n nwriter
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