Gainesville Daily Sun. (Gainesville, Florida) 1906-03-25 [p...

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NINE EXPLOSION

KILLS MANY MEN

About Two Hhundred Fifty

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ALL BUT 12 ARK ACCOUNTED FOR

Ten Men Were Known To Bo Dead

TwentyFive Injured and From

TwentyFive te SeventyFive Are

MIMing

Falrmount W Va March 2H Tontutu are known to be dead twentylive Injured and from twentylive tonoventyllve mliblng and believed tobe dead as the result of an cxplokm-of gun In till sdiiff of the Coalcompany Century a small miningtown iltuated 5 mills of Fairtaunt on tin Hurllljgtcm std llnckhunon branch of the ami Ohiorailroad

explosion took place at I onThursday aft TmH n hill oxxiug to tivtel ji xv ins l Ing put out com

nils 11 M t xvlmK details arth names of the victims six

of whom nr known to be foreigners-xvero r t Mcurel

Tin Co iiry mine which Is ownedllnw of llaUmore Md-

no of the lartf t Indtturmlent opera-

tion in inborn W Virginia Ox r

111 niitj art employed dally In tilli u Ud tti c ilti MI barnli VIM Her the lots of Hfi xxuiild lave

cei i allnp-s It wi thorr xvrro a fow re-

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t t hnvlng quit xuik furThe stunt tan xvhleli tuinle

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Later Report from the DisasterFuirmouui W Va Melt I I be-

liexnl ha the number of as thi-

nsiiit of the cxplodon Thursday in

till mine tie Century Ctrl companyf i mllws below hurt xvlll nut exceedten Of this number xvere fur

tv rers Not over seventy live menxvere In the mine at the time of the ev

and Its reports from tillset tie stitc that all hilt iwclxe ofthese have b t n accounted fur

Guests Fcd from Flamesriitcau March I of the

Hum European hotel were driven frontthen rally Frt lay by a lirewllth on till llrt floor of thehotel InaMo to leave the buildingby the mala oMlt oxxlng to the tinblocking the airway the tir tts warromrfllcd to suck atety by wry of tinlire i is liictiihil In the guest

a cumpnny of six oiiaves fromii With the exception of a

f x ciatche all f icape l uninjuredTin proprty los is small AIIIOUK

flits who cans i wn the firs cscnpe-swre 1 xvjjnvn bare foot inntly ri I liie hotrl bulltJins Is ono

f the Itt t In the city It U ownedby CMff lu rln JuIli r of t ie supreme

of th 1rltcil Stat

Governor Pattlson Resting EasilyColuinliiiti O lamb IlCovornor-attli i nt a coijfnraMf niuht ami-

wai r Mr Kriiluy mornliugove i r la weak however and thr-

Teir ha he may riot havestrength to sustain the alarminttrig p lls that attend Mines Tai

jihymicians itendlnu the governor sllltall to explain the exact nature of til

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Founders Day Exercises HeldNow Urban Mach 2lTh aanun-

foutJiers evirelces of Tlllatle uhfvorslty x or hhl Krlday Dr JohnH linley pn xidtnt of the collect ilthe city of Nexv York ijellxert thoration to the stinlint body an l lat t-

in TuJane thea ir nsldent lMwii-CralRhead fur the university rethree honorary il sretw

Football Barred for Five YearsChicago Mrrct 21 The trustees ol

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HADDOCK KILLS BURRRLL BUSH

Fatal Shooting Affray Occurs in theCounty ef Jones

Macon Iu March 24 A hiv ttrsaffray occurred Jji StatlonThursday oraing in nurrellRush a man CO years of am was iustanllr killed by Alonzo haddock

Moth of the men had weapons andIlia eteJ Haddock mounted the sta-

tion platform Just as the Jeorpla trainwas pulling In aflfl after warning flush j

to defend hlni lf opened fire Bushfell dead without having used his reisolver Haddock went to Clintonwliere ho roil tn Sheriff Ether

Great excitement prevailed anior-tiu parties VklicssliiK theA sister of Ha I lock xvltnesMd the Af

fair the clttion np m torthe Ceor iu mad TIll two tin a hadijiarrelod larly in tin moinlt and dieiliHptito seriouseven beton iu sltos wi re hr l

Both Itirtlrs art prominent and theafliilr hiss cnn il general r Kret Had-

dock I a yoiiiit man Hush hits 1 wo-

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i KiMe oxis lie iiiuriiiK1 of KdxvardHush a sun of the man sMit to deathanl MIr Haddock a ulster of Ad d-

phii HildiRk Justice Maylleld per-

formed the ei remonx In Macon the dny-j bi fore An elderly xvoman hunting

h r f t h nnrdiati of thc vrwas prisi nt in the ecr mmy N-

j xs rats a llie Unto ns toi any difference or ffcllns girl In

Inn orphan her nsj A ditiis IhlHk Is rintcndfBt-

of Oiixis iirm at iladttocU andU n Tin peopK xvi Ided re-

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DUEL CAUoCS NEGROS DEATH

Attacked White Mm wtlh Rlfc andWas Killed

Lit rang Hn MM rob LM CharlieCummin a tiijio 1e pemdo Will shotand almoM iiimtl killed HI railroal conMrii ton cuni f f Kd undCbares Ionian about a nits xvont ofthis place-

It Is nu known whether tho shotwhich killed TIll negro xvas llred by IMJordan or by lads Jordan as themgros denth came Immediately afteran exciting bittl between Cumminsarmed wlh a xvlmfhosier un one siile-

i and the Jordan brothers armed withplniols on the usher

I IM lnrdin who was In his buggyat Ih lime emptied six chambers ofhis revolver and Charlis Jordan stinta mimber il timrs

Jut 2an had just dl it rattedi his horse xx hen till ohouting ocI curred

Serious Freight WreckChicago Virch 1M Olliclals of iho-

jiket hor and Mlcliliran Southern railro d tiax ii c Ived rej 4ir of a rlous-frilultt xvrecl which occurred earlyTrilay morniriK Sohrn Ind threetrl fhf ir m were involved An oatbound iniiii with a number of ears oflive tuck stni p d lor water and wasrun liitD b a stiond train demolUhlog many ear and killing a great Millher of hoi tsnnie of thetar were thrown over onto the wntbound trncl and were run Into bv athird fnliih train It 14 reportlt-liat ive employ s were injured Thewreck I one of the moit yerlou froma llpaticiii staiidH lnt that mad has

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STORMS CAUSED

BIG LIFE LOSS

Along The Coast Of The New

England I

WINTER AT lEA WAS SEVERE

EightyFive Lives and FlftyFour Ships

Were Loat During the Big Storms ef

the Past Winter Thirty seven of theWrecked Vessels Were Sailing Craft

Boston March iM Eighty five liveswre lost s nd 54 ships wreckedulnj the coast of New England andtin imtrlntlmo provincut durluG thepast wluttr-

Vhile till h aM n up to the presentmoiiiii waa comparatively mUd on the

Lust at Slit it was of the ex-

t eiif severity particularly in watersof the

n tin x st Is wrecked 7 were will

trig daft Nlnu Ktiau iilps unit eightbarges complfte the list Ships II

tag the British this load tV se of other-TMon x ltd a of i7 craft againstI of American leister There Is alsoa sprinkling of Norwegian Gevnansnit Swedish vessi

wont illjai ur was the founilrlag ol tht Sicatmr Brit Klig oT

fall un March llth when It

is out limited that at Kist 1 nail jwis-

jsilly t lives xvere lnt t Tin correcttirtr pfili x xlil niXr be km nna vi utii tnnllid a m mbots

art to have ilvaerlil-

Negroes Drown In Riverj

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a liatitu lo knocking a hole In hrImil Tin tjs Illleil ntplilly and Ka

In d ep wail r Tho officers and fhad narrow owjtpos aid four o-

tle lock iin ov whoxi moils art un-

known er lnxvnd who xxvr-osixn iiiiiiui 1 to cnixvl into ihe axxlboat nrl il bi tie tug The xsscl

Outlaws Head for MountainsOakH I T Manh 21 Vonl reefs

ed h n liilieal s that the ihne Vlck-M fe liiiinii utitlawti wlill aro beingilight by niuneroiiH jKisses cro i J-

he Illinois rlvr on nlgkt follow-ing the light and are headed for Lies

a xvid moiintalriKtiMxv 11 of Stliv et led alri st en1-l lull I ChcroUeex If s

rox triii tu have a longtart Mairial Diirroiigh lute Thurs

movtd from the SpavinlulU to tin Illinois river

Girl Criminally AssaultedWinder in March I H I Vanilrl son ff Mm Nantli rf rl of nar

Carl tin Into alt rnMin ItIs charged criminally assaulted thellycnrold daughter of Wililam Helion It Is cl Mrxed h net the girl Inth xviMMls on her way home VundTford li a man having a xvlli

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I ol ji ari Vatiibrfurd-Hixl landed tutu In till jail at ITV

General Wood Sustainedsands Mr t 1M The American

Spanish anl ni Ixe prkn of tnl cityIn comriieirlnv un the recent battle ofMount Dajo Miiiin MajorVVoni a mil n TIll charge c f killing x-

xm ti and riilun of th Moro outlawiliiriiiK tin n which they claim

iinaviiid They are unnnlmouIn ipr funs of regret MIC-

murifn r in w 1 the unfjrturiati oc-

curreiife ha n rnlsroprev ni 1 by uportion of juoss In Aruorlca

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PARTY OF LABOR TO TAKE FIELD

Workmen Will Take Grievances BeforeAmerican People

Wellington March 24 The execu-

tive Council f the American F ileralion of labor spent nome time Thurs-day discussing the replies of Presi-

dent ItMvuvcli and SjHaktr Cannon tothe bill of grievance presented tothem and to Prvulilent Pn Tern Fryeof the senate regarding legislation af-

fecting labor Interests-Mr Jompera saM that the conclud-

ing paragraph In the memorial meantexactly what It until That U II

full to remedy the grievancesthu organization will a poal direct tothe people

In oher words he said the Federa-tion of lnbor will nter the field ofrxdltlcs and urge organized labor tielect men of their own choosing andtliMs have a personal voice In the gov-

ernmentThere will bo further discussion of

the situation by thu monition of thecouncil among whom remarks of thepresident and Mr Cannon have made-

a dcop Imprt tfMon

iompcrH insists the council UIn the right rogardlng tie latemcntssot forth In hill of grievances thatIt tiny abundant proof of the roprxMon-I a tion s made ant that tho conditionof affairs in the labor world Is the Lostproof of Its contentions

JAILED FOR WIFEMURDER

Brunswick Man Said To Have SeatWoman

Ilrun a March 21 11 Tl

n Itoltoniinkpr thus hhopn ofthe Atlantic and Ulrmlnghamluih been planed iniiiunU r his vit wh died nt herffuine In thus city Thursday n

Mrs Shaxv died after an iTTtJits last-

ing Inch Sunday The familyxvTI httiingvrti hero coming fromWiiycmss two months ngo onlya few hfefM were at the lur-Ing the wiinail Illness This morn-ing however a number of ladles wontto tho Ijonic to drew tho cort ue endmarks brought fvrth ausplclon

hiiHbanil who also claimed In-

K III had very little lo say about thehiulhcf uml the case was reported lothe omcor nnd after a short Investiga-tion Shaw was arrested and U held forwifemurder

It Is Bald that the man got drunkSunday and bent his wife unmercifullyfoil ho lnd peen lingering betweenlife nml death since that time Thohusband denied that he beat her butadmitted that he was drunk and saidhe mijjl have hit her while under theinline pee of xxhlsky Front the an-

peirjinri of tile body the woman was

Lost Fortune Foundnirmlngrsam Ala March 24 The

negro iiortcr In the Connor Brothersstint store on Main was about to pitchtin nwccpiiigs frum till slnro into therear alloy when Police Officer J MNorwood reached down Into the pile ofrubbish and picked tip an onvolopofrom which he proceeded to drawgreenbacks bank checks unit other ne-gotiable pupers lo the vane of 5-

1St512 The monoy and papersthe property f Dr J A It Flkca ofIron City Ca who spent the earlypart of the week here and then trav-olod on to Now Orleans before hn illscovered1 that his fortune carried In noenvelop was nilslng Then ho no-

tified the local police of his loss IIIwas nut sure that he had lost till pa-

pers In this city hut as n platter ofcaution he a kod that search bo made

Noted Pilot DeadCincinnati March 21 Captain E J

fimlth who for 50 years was one of theleading river pilots between Cincinnati-and Now Oilcans Is dead at his homoIn N w Port after a long IllnessCaptain Sirlth aiMi participated Inninny rural haMes In the lower Ml-

Kisslppl ilur s the civil war and WIHwide i ntuong river and ship-ping tin

Body Hurieu rJ rird FeetAmlcr on S C March Thurs-

day aforniHii a out r oclock AH ongins on ie sawmill of I A Holtal nit mil 4 from this city fxplodwdkilling Mr II f Keyand fatally Injuring a negro Th

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AVALANCHE KILLS

HALF DOZO MEN

A Miming Durtrkt-

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Spew Dews en h Camp

Cruehea the Life O rt e Men

Relief Party from CrMfilU Ma-

te the Rescue

Granite Colo March 4 Am eaormoa snow slide came dowa last erastug In the Wlnficld sad Clear Creekmining district killing It la reportedat least half a dozen mea

Among the dead Is Harry W lackersthe idonvcr prospector aad Mtetacman of Chafe county-

A relief party was organised ken y-

Jarnev Hall and has gone to UM

of the disasterThe news of tho slide wu Brought to

town by a courier

MARSHAL KILLS OLLI1 SENTRY

Claims M Cauee f theecd-

Buchnnnn Gat March 24 Wklle ar-resting Ollle Gentry City D

starry shot and killed Gentry KIs Mid that Gentry Was aUadltf Is

front of a store on tbe ptiblk M r

Barry claims that Gentry tte 4lto draw a knife on him Twh Mttf-

choi going over Gentrysecond penutrntlBg his heart

Gentry ran to the store of Rapes A

The deceased Is ft lOB 6T W Atry the livery man here a4 If Vnephew of Barrys wife

C A Shclnut ahcrlff of HtmtaMcounty Immediately arrested Barryand lodged him In Jell

Whitecap VUtlm Sun TorturersCrunby Mass Merck 24 TWrteesj

residents of this place hare 4Meserved by writs sworn out Wy WillG Grlmn also of Uranbr hrli BC Maction for f 10000 damajte tjaksitthem This action Is thfoutgrowththe aocallcd whltecaplng lacldest eflast month when a crowd of saes eturgid Griffith placed rope aro a

neck and led him to the tarts efSouthwick it Is said he wu abahoraowiilppcd and told If he ever

to Oranbyho would be tarredand feathered Grtffin nlleged thattine of his ribs broken and thatsuffered other Injuries

Saved Qlrl from DeathChicago March 24 A dlspate ta

the Tribune from Kvannvllle lad saysthat BH Mabel Reeves was about tocross the tracks of the tug Pour rail-road on her way to school Thursdayshe saw a little girl standing oa thetrack evidently trying to g l hr footunfastened from a frog Mis Reevessaw a passenger train coming Thechild began In scream and struggleddesperately but could not free herselfMss Hoevcs hurrlHly drow a penknifefrom her picket and slit the Outsshoe and jerked her away frost thetrack just as the engine born down OB

herForty Cows turned

Madison ia March 21 R It Jonesof IIo lIck who owns the lar cstdairy farm In this section of Georgialost his barn with a great anaatltof and forty head of milch cowsby fire Tho cows that were burnedwere some of the finest breod la thecountry Mr Junes had just got hisdairy In good working order Therewas no Insurance on the cows or build-ings The dairy building which wassome distance from the barn escapodthe flames If is thought the Irecaused by an Incendiary

Night Watchman MurderedRochester N Y March 21 Dank

burglars murdered Edward Pullman aconstable and night watchman at So-

dits arly Friday He had raitgat themen tr in rob the aifa of the bans

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