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gmvivors Report A T rrbieDisaster

44 PASSENGERS ON BOARD SHIP

tteam r Valencia Wrecked on Vanccu

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Passengers and Crew

Victoria U C Jan 2 Tho steamj Vni nrta Cttnu Joiinsju ol tauf Pacific Coa t totijniiiy will

01 passengers on hoar and a crtw-Ot bit was wiftKed to hi eastward ot

i Op Utule on Vunouuwrwait In the early motntnu of Tina

with u heavy ot life greaterthan that of any other dLastot that

i tae occurred near here since the ti rrl-

ble loss of life following the colltrlotif the ship Orpheus with the steamer

Pacific when eurouto fruUl Victoria toPortland

The survivors who have reachedCape Beitle the boatswain unitteamen to secure assistance in

ae of the steamers boats report thatat least on puraons were drownedalongside the steamer when ImaUloaded with women and childrentaiashud against tlu vesrel when

Persons VIT huddled onsaloon deck of stoanitr which wasthen partly with the Infelling washing over the ninlt-

iif leek

i A southeast gale was blowing withtile wind vvhlstlinu through tin curdee of wnckid vrsel at a velinv-

I 4ty of over ID miles an hour and aUgh ca was biatitr atJiliHt the hullsending Hjiiini hiuli or it nnd htiseseas imunilid nn the il k threatetiinicto break up tin wr k-

UnlosK till ral stnmers whicht atve been hutrl il to tin aoKtaticei-y the wncki sstl van arrive in

time to sa those who remain on thewreck It Is on itul If any of tlnm will

retch shor v for 11 Inmlur in such nplace iMritmly iliillcult if nt allpossible

The VuVnria sailed from Sun Ittin-cisco nn h r M rniid trip to Victoriawplariii the icintly dliaMe1 steamtr City of iiiila at 11 a m on Sat

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GAINESVILLE FLOKI1IA FKIDAY JAMARY 2I ItMJtY CENTS A WEKKTENT>

woro heina loworel the llclts M utit the flooding of the on

vine roof btfor the work wayrmMrid Tho loss of life wa awfulwh n the wore lowered

Two int fi Wll an-ihllIrn wrr M a nln Ih sM t

hi tramper smashd and compltiv-wickd all thud In th boat h lu-wpt kin th sa and drowned

Rescue Work Going OnVlrtotta i C Jan 2 m

A UM tou I dftrrltiK tho rsrnov-vorK in tin xm of th wrck of th-of niir VI uriii Then a tro-miridois s a Mioiiuh tl wind

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Holds Record for Loss of LivesPortland On Jan 2Y P w places

In i hi orll have MJIII u record i-iMirlm catr itri plies n has tie d ndl-

Yst Coast it U known ofVanroiir Maud which has oca slim-e i the destruction of fiftysix veateid-

nd rust 711 llv a within the last fustytearsBELIEVED TO BE CONSTANTINE

Young Man Arrested in Anniston IsThought To Be Murderer

Nitnvili lUll Li A oung titanfel ini hits name as Sam HartsDeal rested ut Anniston Ala whoIs Ulleved to be Prank tonstantlnrJr ol wanted fur niur-dcr ol a Mrs A W Gentry InKO on the tih of this month

Harts lalnih that lit wvni to Annlston limn ltmtihis ami was on hiwa t i il home in Norfolk Va whenanwiti il Me ul u ca that c Sirnever lift ti in lni tiiuiv s

fonilli tat Mat itients to the pnlire

HirK lillh this ilecrljilDn of tlir mnt-iwantt in Chlrtiftit with Inn i w exr tioi Harts xn urnsled mi aelirie ot and will b hili-untii li Caiiuyo ran I-

wnl from

Fire Dees Much DamageNorlolk Vn Jnn The Inttrna-

I lom riss rompHii V f inpress the Kilznlfi nvtr hfre o-

pettierwith touch stoiv I eutton in tillwarelotiix and of HoRtrs M-

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of ton stored in adjoining wartboii oi A l tin a vhit I-ntorer nt th comprise wannulerti in tlv at in time andIf ix hived to have pi rUhid

Bill May Not Passialiipsvllle Ca Jnn Of course

If an omnibus public nillillnu 111

passed at till si siuii of concresswilt IM included for an up

proprlatin fur a pivernmont buildtic iald fitter tian toll Bur ho

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will n it till Itupubltcans to-

I I aa very anxious to pot ona ii ruii i lr Salnesvlilo I itwten a Hi irttjorlty says

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MONEY SATRAPS

EASY FOR MANN

Wall Street Financiers Were

His Friends

ALL WERE KIND TO THE EDITOR

Vanderbilt Did Not Care for Stock-I But Hoped He Would Get

Loaned Him 25000 on Simply HuRequest

New Tirl Jan The trial of N rtrail Hup uii eIltor ol loliUiWeekly Uiarpd with erlminul Innb Jutlre Al Heiiel a mn i tiaifks a result ol the Xiblieailou ot aKtitjih fontemit the lances voiinecthou with town Topics is nearing anend

After the examination of Colonel WI M nn editor ol Town Topics wuconelmliil the ilcleiiM Introdiiccil anumber of wltnrsse and counsel furMr HapKood announced thut heywould liulsli their case NVc-dnvbda

Many Women in CourtThis trial was followed

suit hut beta maultestoULance the hraring of the wild

Fashionably utttred women weiu-UKaln conM leuous union those iu t i

court roomTIe wltnesneH Introduced y the de

Included Commodore Klliriilp1 TGerry who temitled as To JuaMce DetiJ

COL W C MAN-

NI s tiris to induce hint III Htibscrlbe

to Kul ami Pami Commodore

sinl he found that Town Topic

h ustcd in Tads and Pancles-

nnl that h reftisid to iilliserlUf to thework

Mr llurden ald that when Ito was

riprsrSrci he was fid lSsl Culune-

Mniin wlildod u trenchant pen Thisdid not induce tiled to

A o v of Town Topics Issuud In

1M vas shown to wUn s hodenial tha Abraham H Ihinimilawyer consulted him about an-

nnpl aiant paragraph In that issue of

the paper jColmtol Mnnn then told of the be-

cinnlni of his connection with TownTopics nail V K Vund rbllram to rk holder of lilt paperLoioril Mil ui said

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kod an to how he ramp to ho uf-

ffiontlr wets nrtuantn l with J iMirpin to harrow 2500 from hintwithout security Colonol Mann said

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FIRST BALE MAN TO OPEN BANK

Negro Institution Will Shortly BeStarted at Albany

Albany ca Inn 2Y Ono nf thevery t w rii uro banks in the south willIn opiiKil for business In Albany n-

5oon as the iiire preliminariesdlsios it ur-

I nl I lnuon ther f iM iiint v ho li for a numberof years ni n the lirit baleriun ofCeot lu and who owns one of the finfst farms In iU clon Is slated forresilient

The neroMary stork hns boon subsrrlJiiJ The enterprlso Is tincked by

io Metrri iilltan Kealty company ofNew York which U also Interested InH similar institution now dolnp bunltIes In Savannah The now bank willIncln liislness with a paidup capitalof but this amount will laall probability t Increased

Those who have subscribed for thestock are the most prominent and In-

fluential of the county

Clansman May Be luredFrrnkfort Ky Jan a result

of the production here of The Clans-man llopp ntntlve Klnlr Pomocrat-hns inttoilcod In the f ncir l assem-bly a Mil prohibiting thu prndtiction

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ttnriin in h T formerly to rxtst hotIT irtMiMfi and lave or that pxclteirace pt i Mr s Tho measyro proIUs nf r0o fin und jail Im-

iirltonmi nt till violation of Its provei ns The bill was reforrod to th

j illlc morals rurnmittei of ho naaombit ind its adoption will bit Rtrotigly-titK l

Negro Killed White Mm Injuredinlmotto Ja Jan 2 Tho holler

In the ilu iii Tenon Mills Maniifacturltr plant I d WtdniMilayniorninp Mt I Instantly killinr th tlromnn Hill Sexton andprbnjly fntnlly Injuring n white mannatrcl Harris who was In the hollorloom at tho tine The Imlhr roomwnn almost totally dcFtroyod andmuch of the property Immediately

this building The main biillilIns of the mill was not Injured savefor the breaking of window glutcaused by the I rrlllc ronrusslon

Body of Woman Is FoundNaHhvlll Jan 25 A I cater Ala

dispatch says that lying In a ditch Ina lonely Mpot in the woods anti partlycovered with forest leaves the horri-bly doconii of d and ghastly romtlns-rtf Miss Mariha Thompson who tinsbeet mlsxitiE since Christmas dayncr t i iic io out hunttug near Itlcovllle this count y Soveras marks on hr body i vlil ncof foul play Decomposition hail i

Thompson wns R pln trrthou ill yiar old was iitlUfwealthy

Electrotypothetae Is FormedNow York Jan 23 It IK announced

that as a result of th pti shop ughtatlon anions the electro p rs a newassociation if mployor hah bc n orKRtilziHl Tits is ciillod the Klecfrotypoib iH and will take In th itnUpendent fljji whlrh are runttiK ojMnshops a well BS tin member of theTypothHao who have oloctrotyplnp

Young Man Suicidesow Or i Jnn Rip roo1-

mortiiBi r MCH rf hU pilkiw forhn plfil and t mlltt to

r s y yoir wife tiivw-h out The rutiplt error a

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Postoffic Department Will IB-

spect Routes

PURPOSES ARE MADE KNOWN

Tnt Department Thinks the AverageAmount of Mail Handled for EachRoute Should Average 3000 pieces

Per Month

Washington Jan In replying tonumerous Imjutries Fourth Asslslaat-loblm ier Ventral Uegraw hat ladytAted the purposes of the departmentiti wmevtiuu with an inspection of ratnl free delivery routes which Is la

with a view to dlcoontinulBc-nr reducing the service of such ofthem a show little patronageMnswctlnK the Inquiries Mr Degrmw

hat replied bub tantlally aa followaIn dUroverins that there la ft lack of

patronage on given route eoaaielerutlon Is itvehrst to the poeaibiUty ol Increasing tho Interest In the s r

un the route second to the poenlbllty of rcarranglag the route ao aato increase tho patronage third

ixwalblllty of eitabllahlag everyother day service In lieu of dally ser-vice and last lo its dlacontlaiuacawhere the conditions are such that tIMexpenditure Is unwarranted

While io fixed rule a to the araoaatof mail which nhould be handlH oa

louts las btrtni adopted still tiledrrarintpnt frfjA that too average nrat route should handle 3000 pieces ofmail per month with a possible miniilium of 2eO-

Thu expenditure Involved la operat-ing H Tvlc on a Riven route mightout he warranted even though thorminimum of 20011 pieces of mall permonth were handled where It was

iinil that a connldereblc numberpo hill patrons were not availing

lutiisulves of tho hcncflts of tho seel e

Cacfet Sitman Still AliveVatrhez Jan 23 Cadet

Sit man of Ureenaboro IM whosaid to have tied from Injuries

received at tIP Imnds of hazers at Jef-ferson Military college Is not deadIlls uncle I C who reported thematter to the grand Jury appeared fee

Fort MiHt hotly and stated that he hadreceived n telephone message acquaint-ing him with the fact that the boyl alive AH Lranr jury had failed-to nrrnvor any attempt at haitlag alfT r n the entire matter has beendropped

Baby Deserted In a DepotColumbus in Inn 25 A 10 dayold

baby wan Jeser d at the union pausesnor Httalon under peculiar clrcumataar-en Th Infant wni lirottcht here

n couple who arrived on tho earlymorning train from Macon and Savan-nah They Knvti the little buy to Samirnnt a tioKro asking him to carry theInfant to on orphans home The no-

cm llil hf but the matron rvfiiMtl loaccept tho child under the elrcumstaac s When the n Kn returned to the

pot with lho child the couple had

Several Injured In WreckU s Angeles Jan 3 The Santa

P limit d vi ran Into theroar f h local Santa F paaaecgvrIraln at Mtnorn t0 miles n t of thisittj partly urt n the rear coachof thf UMH knocking tbw tnicka fromtno truck Hint Injuring w personsTIt Santn F pa enger office IB thUcity iat that De number of pasnen

Injured If Miiall and that no onel orlmi v her The en lno of thelimit iwilly daiiiacfil hut

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Avenges DeathMarks 1 M tart 2i V II Fair

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