The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1904-09-16
WORLD NEWS.

IIth.
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Inc Japanese losses AT the va, ,'l'
~ Lao ang are oi'l'lalIE S'N'" !"
be lt,h3S nillcerS ana men
A fire in thp business section of
Proprpso Nuraton. last week result
ed III loss oi TI'ooo'oO"'
President Roosryrlt has written
his letter accepting the republican,
! Iomiuation CO,uparalivDly few
nnonIr Thought he would decline.
Harry > kaWlS' son oi 0'at' "'l-
resehtatlVe Raw 81 'rr"rsia, llaS i'I
ht.eh arrested Il, AuSW7'"' ~ IIi" s'"
connts nt the most office where hr
was money order clerk
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ne g"i"r"l el'c'!p" IN ;',;l' MHll''
thSt iu'S''"! E"Ne ~ w , ~ i'."i' '''
ticket pl"LaIliE ol q 'l"' ne "ellI-
Ocra'S gall !ouF senators ana e!'Ff"
representatives.. me re = D ! lcM "a II
! gam over IN"l iS per cent ''e
democrats gam q per cent
rive halld''s ntla. HP u PaSSeilst,
~
ana racine W. w. d, HlSN'N iiol
low I'VE nllles lT"hl Ir Hi.Hc"''l'e' ~" w., ~,
on luesuhN' me! pi'" "Pen l'i'
express sa'S' pun tue cum P"'H Cr'tl''I
iheN secured no li'o''rH p'","
h''uius an" Pos9e y" o.I;,
securing tlle country l"l '''' '"'0'' =
j. Spencer. president Of the Com
mprcial National rank. vice-presi-
dent OF the Hlghiaho fIfk man"
iactutlnS coliiPa"E' PI1si"r'l' VI ~ Ii'
henrietta Mills 'if + t"It'''', Hili'H'
at ! foreSI 'ltH' an" ln.'It IA r."
NUMBER OIL "Ii'eI lill t7'Il u" ,i,''.sS
enterprises 4leu at ms '"''l'' "''"i -
Ioli'' N.N'' 'aSI ''I""H'
Governor Terrell of Georgia, after
n fulI consideration of the report of
t ie court Of inquiry into the States
borO l\nchiug. mas ordered i court
nar,inl TO decide ag to whether or
ant Cam. Hitch. Lipur.nants Neil
Griuer. Cone and Morrison were der
, Iict in their duty. The court, mar
'iai Will convene III savannah 0eP''
ZSth'
The Russian auxiliary cruiser lie
mn. which arrived at San Francisco
iast SUNDAY from Vladivostok, has
heen ordered to leave port in a short
fine or dismantle. The boat is in
need of extensive repairs. requiring
several weeks work, and will there
fore have to dismantle, which means
that she will have to stay IN the port
of San Francisco until the termina-
tion of the Russian-Japanese war.
H., 49,,
Inc NO Nrailoo 10 III to''u ' ".iI' ,I
great oesCructioIl VI PIopel,S 'i%o &C. o.
ready occurred at rTesluio uGi i Nol vi
Elements situated on both sides of
thp river for distance of three hun
drsd miles According to inforlna-
tIon received more than one hundred
hniIdinvS at presidiO del NOrte i'll
cIudiuU the United States custom
house were washed away by the
Good The flood is said to have
swant away whole settlements OF
houses occuniedhv MeXicans between
pr@sidio del Norte and Boouillas.
hn,.,
Southern Railway detectiNeS nave
captured IN SUSSEX c9I'h'S "E a =" ''", "a,
tiOn called HomeVllle' patu III
twelve negroes, SollleM e nay siiiiii"i ,li,,i',
: in purpose to the Delofe uaE clups
being ROUNDED up lull ll'Ti s'"I,' .,,,
This bahq stEleu themselves ~.
Rough Riders ana lllelr OoJe't "es
TO ron ana purh houses 4''' SUI eS ~
tiuaS ti,u aiIaGa Thn twelve captivrs
| ara cL.iosd with robbiup and burn.
inm tho Southern Railway station al
| u77n,aviIla ..nd with nlnttirp TO rul
a,,L hr,u tbn reupral store of Bert 4
ThantI .t tGa same pIacr. The
t Ioadrr of fine band is Bud Tucker.
! "
Rev. ii. IL. Proctor prohilheh
negro minister OF Atlanta dlScnsseC
mob violence and before daN CLUBS
. in his sermon last sunday keItti
| rii & to the StateSho allalF ne Salu
I'VE feel sense OF Siiall'e over 1l' .t,'
/ crime that led up to 1t, ana Il sels'
/ of injustice over the urea nIthl Wv
| condemned meu fecelNeu' We P."!
: that the outcome OF the lhNeStlEalioi
1 may preserve the hoileE Oh thI S'"te
and that public sentiment Shaii ne 81
shaped that the recurrence "I tles
= things shall be prevented ! cailo
= believe there is any extended move
y ment amongst this race III what ha
e been called Before Day cluDS'
I movement organized tor lawIesshess
d if there is we urge those uniting II
e fsuch movement to ABSTAIN from Ci'i
= and every other form OF Violence
e NIara tb,r - score Of women ant
: N.Y., MI oa'". r.',r, rascnad from a fire il
c't4tu, : 4va'storr Ell tenem~nt house at Nc
II = "ni II Tan+h T,9,' ,yenna' New York, earl
: oUi t,nrd," en.L " The hInzp started mn
i a Jnr stnirwav on the second foo
ana sPltau H",oHpi Hion.,p i,cidemt of the fir
d ! was the rescue of mother and tw,
h nLiIdran who had taken refuge o.
IS tha ledge of n window on the fourt
r !