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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-15
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY

At IA Nesey-st-By Bryan L Kennedy Cedar-ave " q
10 IL or l1Sth-st 5ONll5 3x50 Sx11S9; story dwg
ana vacant; Z P Lyon agt Wright at ri. vor s =
auysi y l. II Ward. ref; S233S 10 - ~ -
by eno on premises: Alhanyare. Myrtle
ST. --x2pO 10 Dog Brook Creek. East Chester. 8 Nal
agt Thomas Gieran ct al; De La Mare & NJ attvs. W
w felett, ref; due. S2ST S. taxes etc s15n go "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-15
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS

Park-ave Nos 6o4 and eO6 64th-st. n s. rs IT "
of Park.ave. 2oxlOo; Colonial Trust Company
loans Allene Nichols ......-.-...........
Westchester- ave. $. 1902 IT of wales-ave ASK
lZ4llx irregular: Commonwealth Mortgage
Company loans Mercury Realty Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-15

Company agt the Concourse Realty Comuanv faction n
recover possession; Lese & Connolly. attorneys
1USth-st, 8. $50 IL of Amsterdam
Jacob Worms ct al agt Albert DonsIan faction 10 de
clare Hem; L FREEMAN, attorney
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-15
JupGM ENTS,

The following judgments filed YESTERDAY
the first name being that OF the debtor;
Auspitz Norris (not summon.-,-s,ru.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-15


Country Property for Sale
THIRTY YEARS SELLING
COUNTRY CArALOG FREE 70
- - ~ intending buyers
DpNDE DIV OWNERS desiring 70
A\\A I'm y sell call write
0NY W PHILLIPS s WElLS
OkNA xe II % Tribune BIdg. y y
Goop IL ROOM HOUSE. ics acres barns. Harlem
" Road. - minutes cut. $4,000.
- FARMERS SAY
irs one Of the beat In westchestsr County
COOLEY 4 WEST, Inc. White Plains
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED eS-roOm house. flf-
- nisned sroom cottage. latest improvements nee
outouildingss thirty best land cc.trs
Norotons abundance fruits: price $4,000 petssd az
scripton on application WM ;. DOUGLAS. Noro'~
HsightA Conn.
x0n Ouln Sixteen house; modern inprossss-
VOOsVuO. msnts; perfect repair four or more -. 4.
high around wonderful 70 rsate mosquitoes
minutes from Ssw-York CITY viii sell for tla1e' W.
down. Box 2t4 TenAny. y. J.
ANYWHERE IN wEsrcHESrEH COUNTY ,,,.
Country Homes Farms COOLEY a WEST. ms A~'
once Mt Vernon White Plains
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-15

THE LINCOLN,
soo-sto WEST 5lST ST
Handsome apartments: suites four rooms elevator;
uniformed service $40 Superintendent premises.
ALEXANDER WILSON, $50 5th-ave. Telephons 2is-
SSth-st
81 = WEST 1o4TH ST.-Thoroushiy cverhauled open
%IO plumbing; all improvements; heated. not
water extra large well lighted rooms: be
be appreciated: s&4 $50. Broadway.
block from subway station Riverside Rvsrsids
Park Apply Janitor.
HOFFMAN ARMS,
Cor Madisonsve and 5eth-s Large apartments. sl+oc
upward with kitchen IN the building Selscs
family pstronage. GERLACH REALTY COMPANY.
345 W. S5TH STREET, near s,ysTs,ss Driys Me-
light bath. Zach 81 $50 20 81 500 Indiviil
Telephones al night elevator quiet residence Sup
1cCD-sr. 81 EAsT.-Eight large light rooms Asl
LIZ bah: all lnI rovenents S65.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-04-05
DlPL LOMATlC SECRETS
ABOUT THE PRESENT WAR

PARIS, 28.The Associated Press IS position to
complete diplomatic history of the Russoapanese relations
resulting by giving the world the exact text d Rus-
final reply Japan February 3d which has
public Rosen former Russian minister
apan did opportunity of presenting the note to
Baron KomuIa japanese foreign minister delivered
February 9TH the day after he had been informed OF
claimed that the Japanese govern
decided break negotiations and begin hosi-
ties deliberately up message Toxic until M Kuno,
former Japanese Petersburg could deliver the
struons February 9Th diplomatic relations
Japan that the OF the reply
having substantially communicated by Foreign Minister ans
dr TO NJ Kurno and being unacceptable the ssae,
Japan wait longer The text OF the PROPOSE
follows:
/ engagement respect the independence and ter
ritorial integrity OF Korea.
An engagement the of Russia to impede the
commercial or OF japan in Korea
pose her measures safeguarding such interests.
3 Recognition by Russia OF apans prePonderang interests
Korea advice and assistance tending TO the
Improvement OF the administration OF Korea
A mutual obligation to part OF horcas terri
tory for strategic purposes the OF Korea
anv army which free navigation OF the Korean
Recognition by Japans right send troops to
Korea accordance the preceding articles for the suppress
and disorder calculated 10 create
8 An engagement by respect the rights and priv
feoe acquired Japan we'll other Mancuria
through treaties China Japan recognize Mancua and the
lttora1
With the exception OF rearangement and slight verbal
changes identical with those Of Russias
original reply 3d 1905 Russia made three concessions
in he final follows:
The withdrawal Of the provision Of the Russian note OF
January rgo4 declining recognize the settlement rights in
ancuria treaties with China point on whcA
Ta0an laid great These rights Russia claimed acquires
Continued on p
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-04-05
TEDDY USES
OUR COFFEE
Hawaiian Product Serv.
ed on White House
Table.

IF your coffee is good enough for
the White House table, it is good
enough for the army and navy" said
President Roosevelt to Secretary At
kinson. who visited Mr. Roosevelt
while in Washington, in company with
Governor winthrop Of Porto Rico 10
urge upon the President the advisa-
bility of lending the friendship of the
administration to the development of
divers insular' industries. coffee-grow>
ing among them.
The President seemed especially in
terested in the coffee growing PROPOSE
ton. and naturally both the Secreta-
ry and Governor Winthrop attacked
along the coffee line. Porto Rico.
said Secretary Atkinson, in the course
of the talk which had as one result
the removal of the army and navy
discrimination against our own coffee.
now raises 80, 0O0, 600 pounds OF coffee
Of pounds. Put a duty of two cents
a pound on coffee, Mr.. President and
we would raise 1000 900 pounds also,
and keep at home a large part Of the
bounty that goes to Brazil
Aha" said the President, rather ac-
quiescent than otherwise.
CONTINUED on page ~
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-04-05

Stirred by the spectacle in Wales,
the local evangelical bodies are trying
to have a revival of their own and have
issued the accompanying call. Today
has been named as one of humiliation
and prayer, and three services will be
held as indicated below. This evening,
at Central Union, the Glory Song viii
be sung-the song which is stirring
London and all England from the top
to the bottom of society. During the
last three years it has been printed H.
900, 900 times. Tt was written by Chas
Gabriel and is sung with great power
by Mr.. Alexander-the singing evan
gelist. Tt will be sung tonight for the
first time in Honolulu. Mr. Stanley
Livingston Will conduct the singing,
and all singers are urged to be present.
OH, THAT WILL BE GLORY.
When all my labors and trials are Ger,
And I am safe on that beautiful shore,
Just to be near the dear Lord I adore,
VIII thro' the ages be glory for me-
CHORUS.
oh, that will be glory for me.
Continued on Page 3
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-04-05
FIGHT ON SUNDAY LAW
IS NOT ENDED YET

Il don't think that far about the Quinn sunday
legislature seemed think that said Governor
yesterday think that know the Hawaiian
Die and have confidence do believe that the
gentlemen who voted for that measure are
prepared gentlemen themselves have gone
is nv deliberate Judgment upon my study OF the
during my that they deeply religious
people the abroad that they
are not regardu OF And think that the ag
the Sunday law IS ended yet
The yesterday received largely signed petition from
voters asking the Quinn bill 1t too late
the BILL which everybody
passed the but straw
that perhaps set thinking the Sunday matter
the made by Senator who voted for
consideration plan bring
new Sunday modify Quinn bill which has only been in
Sunday
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-04-05
PIFNKHAM TELLS His
STORY OF THE JUNKET

TO read. Senator Achi Immediately OBJ
fected. saying that no evidence should
be accepted unless it was sworn to.
This view was not shared by the other
members OF the committee, who ex-
pressed the opinion that the commit
tee was not a court OF law and that
Continued on page -
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-04-05

TAere was enough spice in the meet
ing o6 the PinkhaIn investigating
Committee last night to make things
interesting, but there was no blood
spilled. The first little passage at arms
was over the admission Of bunch
Of letters from the Leper Settlement
shat Mr. Pinkham asked to be allowed
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-04-05
DISORDERS IN WARSAW.

WARSAW April 5The police have made 63 arrests and sez-
ed quantities of pamphlets and
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-04-05
THE PRESIDENTS MOVEMENTS.
POPE RECEIVES ROYALTIES.

ROME, April 5-Yesterday the Pope audience the
Duke and Duchess Connaught
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-04-05
MINISTER CONGER LEAVES.

PEKING April s-Mnister Conge has left for the United
States
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-04-05

VICTORIES
Municipal Elections are Generally
Running Adverse to the
Republicans.
ASSOCIATED PRESS cAB1EaRAms.,


ST. LOUIS, April 5.-The Democrats
ddate for mayor
CHICAGO April 5-Judge Dunno (Der), has been elected
by majority Democrats throughout the country
been generally successful in their municipal elections.
THE PRESIDENTS MOVEMENTS.
DENVER April 5Durng his hunting President Roos
secretary Springs by
wireless telegraph
ST. LOUIS April 5.-Roosevelt left Texas
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-29
To s,ep Raelna IN indiana.

Indianapolis. June ~ --Ooysrnor
Hanlsy has asked the State board Of
agriculture which oWHs the state fnlf
grounds. 20 cancel IL contract U!th
the indianapolis Racing association
and st0p ibe tSo weeks race meeting
which began yesterday The EoVsr
nor says that pool selling has an
nullsd the eonifart Secretary Douh
iug - the board Of agriculture. says
II vill b. impossible fOr the board b.
meet % take sstina beiors the races
are 0Ver GhsriH sDarbisF left thu
city today and II Il uuesrtAln sh~thsr
more ARRESTS f0r pool ssllisE gill b.
made. Pssol ssillsE all probably coo
tlhus
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-29

~. Lais. June ala view 90 ths
fset thsi f0ilosinE the ainGie aSTss,
made yesterday ~ DsimaF race track
al opsfsti0ns 10 che bstiins FinE sue
psnded. uord comsa from te9eFson
CITY today that GoVsruOr Poik vi no
esn oct IN armse fOrus 20 snsisg ih
sasogcinr The anilbsit!pS ias. n VA
azs0aheed thas rseihG ucsi1 Ne zoo
finaed ,o8a, ~ sssAl hssaa Hsf
Pei stats1 hat ~ uOaid not OAR
mAks arrests ever 6ay. bel Nopid
-siop ths ssiiisf sstfsiy- vatfl IA
eourfs have psss~d Hpoa ~ sssss
sos before tasm
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-29
Prisons Elnsd IN Masna,u.

wArnaW. Russian Poland. June IA
All the prisons are full 10 overnow inE.
DO less than s72 persona. mostly Jews.
having been arrested during the last
~ hours II 10 expected that . state
Of siege viii b. proclaimed as great
riots are anticipated during the moblli.
tAtion. The iAbofsrs on - beet roo,
pIsutatIous IN the Eovernmant 0f Pc.
doiia have struck and IL IL feared the
crop wiil be lost The peasants IN
The government Of Kovno sFe forefuily
oeeapyinG pasture and other lads Of
the propristOfs u estates
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-29
FRENCH MUST COME
TO GERMANS TERMS
Exchange of Notes Between
The Two Countries.
GERMANY IS STANDING PAT
The Kaiser's Government Claims that
the Moroccan Question 10 An lnteN
national one-Powers VIII Hold an
Early Conference.

Berlin. June 27.--l:50 p m The
German answer To tue French note
on the subject OF the proposed Mo
roccan conference was sent 10 Paris
yesterday A high official near Chan
cellur Won Bhelow Informs thu Assoc..
ated Press that the German mote while
perfectly amicable In form Il insists
on "A conference and also declines to
comply With Frances request that Ger
many outline before hand the program
OF the conference. The chancellor
takes the standpoint that the Moroccan
question Is an International ahNIr and
that Germany having accepted the SUI.
tan's invitation to a conference On the
subject cannot rightly agree with ANY
single power as to what can Dee dis
cussed at the conference. Germany
insists that france must agrcg to the
conference before any ARRANGEMENTS
are made respecting the subject maj,
ter for discussion After France has
agreed to this Germany is wiling to
listen 10 Frances wishes.
The officials attention being call,
to the warl.ke talk In th, foreign
press. he replied:
The fact that we are urging a con.
ference IL clear proof that We have no
wish for war with France. When a
ration wants war II cannot ask Tor
conference at the same time. |; We
/ wanted war with France We would
have regretted NJ. Deloasse's fall since
be was the greatest obstacle To good
relations with France. On the con.
trary. NJ Delcasse's removal and Pre-
inter Rouyier's decision TO retain the
foreign portfolio. gave great satIsiac
tion In German official circles because
we saw In these steps a guarantee Of
| improved relations"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-29
Biz eo-opsrstNs Experiment

Portland. ore. Juhe IA cooper.
alive experiment Of . magnitude hith.
erto untried is 70 be attempted IN this
state The enterprise IL known a.
the COOPERATIVE Christian Fedsra-
ton viii a capital Of tt0yboo 600.
TIE oAjscss % the federHtioa are 20
buy And sell land. build railroads
Operate factories. mills AID dslries 70
Oregon 70 b. Owned and op~Fssed OF
he cooperative plAH-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-29
News rGRsGLV Ioto.

Forest hrss have been burning hSrce
~ on Koysrbmsui lands In The mOun'
talns s0uthves, d fb"hVsr sines sun
day morning Ths iOss thus far is $50
900
Ihs bufssa u lhsulaT afAi's has
received . eablsgTan from Governor
Aae0oa a. Panama announcing IL
1eafh from yellow fever u . J.
Hraeh
Tbs SssiOasi Womaas Bsarsas a.
us~iailos vilI nsst IN Aanasl sonvsb
tiOa IN Portland. ORE. 90 Thursday,
asd ~fii eOniisus Its session until Juiy
s. laeiBsive
ne rua started yesterday afsfpooa
On ths IAks Ehofs NaEbosal haas %
Dunkifk. n = bas sebei6sa Les
than q sossh p~rspsA wfFs "a lac a.
u paTlaa ,sfsrs vtaass ShNn ths
hank sDens< fgf busiesss t0daF.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-29
EDITORS VISIT EXPOSITION.
National Association Are the Quests
OF Portland. oregon.

OF Portland, Oregon.
Portland. Ore, June 2s.--The special
train bearing the hOmewArd bound
delegates OF the National Editorial as.
ISOLATION, who decided to visit the
worlds fair after Adjourning the an.
nual session at Guthrie, Okla. reach.
ed Portland today and are the guests
Of the exposition, There are over 800
In the party including the Oklahoma
Press association, which Is In Port
land to take part In che Oklahoma
day exercises, which occurred today.
The special train was met at salem
by Manager Frank l.. MSrrIck, Of the
Exposition Press bureaS, who extend
ed first welcome to the delegation.
Appropriate exercises were held In
the exposition auditorium this after
noon IS part of the Oklahoma day
program, Among the speakers were
Governor I. u. Ferguson. OF OklAho.
ma. Colonel II, r. bosch. representing
President Goode, OF the Exposition,
Charlie ID. Dreer president OF the Al.
ALBANIA Press association; Roy stat.
ford. president OF the oklahoma Press
association, and Colonel }. 4. Mullu,
OF Indian Territory.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-29
STRIKE LIKELY SPREAD.
One Thousand Transfers May Join
Ranks OF Strikers.

Chicago. June S.--The spread ~ the
Tcamslcrs' strike To include 900 drtv.
crs oi local express aud small d,liy.
cry wagons was possibility today
The trouble with the delivery drlv.
ers started when wagon belonging
10 Page Brothers EAprcss company.
hauled n load OF tobacco 10 strike.
affected firm. President Shea I'm.
mrdiatcly sent q committee Ia wait
on the express concern with a de-
mand that deliveries tu strike AFFECT
ed firms CEASE. The employers call
ed special meeting for this after
noon AN answer
The Page Express company H. q
member OF the Furniture Movers and
EYprcssmcn association comprising
200 employers and nearly 1000 team,
In the city
The raising Of money with which
10 condGc, the strike IL gi,ing the
teamstrr leaders grave concern. Pres
idont Shea has issued an appeal "a ali
the Chicago locals to meet AZ once
and take up the matter uf funds.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-29
SECRETARY HAY Is SETTER.
While His Condition lS Alarming Il u
Not DANCE rous.

Newbury. n. H.. June 2S.-The an
nouncement today from the SUNNI =
home OF Secretary OF State John HaY
was that the patient had passed q
comfortable night and that the morn
ing found him resting easily. much re
freshed from the nights sleep.
All through the night his sleep was
intermittent. although the repose re
suited in the regHlning OF considerable
strength. II was not believed. how
ever, that the secretary would be
able to be about soon. as had been an
ticlpated. The arrival Of a nurse
and a physician. Dr. Jackson. from
Boston during the night was resui,
OF the belief that the secretary would
undoubtedly need the most Garrett,
nursing and medical attention duriLS
the coming days.
The family does not, however, ap
prehend any danger whatsoever, from
Mr.. Hays illness. but they realize that
tn eattack Of uraemie of Saturday
following as 1t did a period of illness
for which Mr.. Hay went abroad fol
treatment. weakened the secretary
physical power and necessitated a
least that he remain quietly In bee
for several days.
During the night and morning 1
number OF telegraphic messages ar
rived from friends inquiring as to tn,
condition OF the patient, and express
ing the hope OF immediate return I,
health.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-29
Arrested for Abduction.

New Orleans June ~ when the
SOnlh"rn Pacific steamer PrOtcua
landed AZ her wharf here police on
GERS placed uhdsr arrest J. lOpeT. a
young New Yorker, un charge Of ab.
duct.on Lopez Vas accompanied by
Miss Cocelia COllHtA Mandell. who Was
said 20 have eloped with him. When
Miss MAbdrirs parents. who live a.
2N East Twsn,y.fOurth street. New
York. learned that the couple had sail
cd. her mother hurried Ia New Or
leans and was At the steamer when Il
reached the wharf After Lopez eK
pressed hls eaEerness 10 make Miss
hahdsll his bride. the mother
Hhally rrlentsd. The young oouplr
said they would fcslde In Nov o.
leans
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-29

chicago. June - Having sSo, and
Aslled Jesse r Thomson. . svitchmaP
rpceutly discharged from the smpioy'
msu, Of the Chicago Terminal Trsns'
f,r Ranvsy company. YartmAsier !aa-
3 walsh. Of the company. LAT niEh'
e,lsuhOued 20 ths police "a remove
ths boay. then gave hlnssif ~ Thon'
-. w.s disehsrEe4 By walsh for Al.
Iersd nsEiset o.; saty. Ne had a..
neuucsA his in'rrf,oa. 70 l. Saie. o.
afI.l.r wash ass ioitsred ia ne
vuras usyeaunE ,ar threat Nhsn
welsh lsfs eAs yards Tsonsoa folio"
"a hlz xsd Hfief ,a9r'ihE him hlI''e
csOblsaloos. wa!sA ifes 'sVoi'e'
80 erss. sss.z< 80 s.-ns al
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-29

GOldneld. New, June 27--Mrs Phoe-
nix, the wife OF a prominent Goldheld
real estate man. who owns all the land
between Goldheld and Columbit. has
shot Attorney Hayes. OF Goldheld Mrs.
PhoenIH shot three times, wounding
Hayes twice. one shot going through
the groin and one through the thigh.
Hayes had Jumped q lot belonging 60
the Phoenix addition. and refused TO
leave. claiming TO have the legal rEhl
TO remain. Mrs. Phoenix attempted Co
eject him and being unable TO do 30
by physical force procured a revolver
and SHOT him. She then oOOlly walk
cd down town and when arrested vas
eating an ice cream soda. Mr. Phoe.
niI vas held without bail. Hayes viii
probably die
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-29
OHIO DEMOCRATS IN SESSION.
The Nomination Of Patterson for Gov
srnor Seems Certain.

The Nomination Of Patterson for Gov.
srnor seems Certain.
Columbus. O.. June 2S.--lt WAS still
Paitlson against the Geld on the FIRST
day Of the Democratic state conVen
ton but the quiet work OF The cam
palgn managers for the various candi
dates was lining up the delegates os
that Indications today we're that by
pightfAll q fairly accurate prediction
Of The strength would be possible.
Tho announcement that the Adams
county delegation which had been IN.
structcd for Pattison was expected t0
open the roll call With . Soiid vote
for Charles l.. swain. Of Cincinnati.
Was the subject Of discussion st the
different headquarters. Although u
vas generally believed that this would
AFFECT the F,eadlnsss Of the Pattison
line. the early announcement was re-.
Sardsd a. most favorable to Pattis0a.
since II gave time for recovery from
the blow aud possibly for the bringing
Of the Adams county delegates hack
into line
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-29
ALExIEFF succEERs LAMsDoRFF
Peace Negotiations Are Progressing
Very FaVoraby.

ST. Petersburg, June 2S.-The nego-
tiauons relative TO the Washington
meeting are entered in the national
phase. Having agreed from the time
of the meeting is to be during the
FIRST ten days OF August. all that re-
mains is the Formal naming OF the
plenipotentlarles, II indeed, she is not
already in possession Of the names OF
the negotiators which will act for the
Japanese emperor. and II is believed
the Russian pienipotentiaries have
been tentatively selected While there
is reason for stating that they do not
include a military man.
NJ Lamsdorff. foreign ministers has
so far recovered today as to go TO
PeterhoI where be discussed wiwth
the emperor. Later AMBASSADOR Mey.
er was received AZ the ch4ncellOry and
conveyed 10 the foreign minister q
cOmmun ication from Washington.
The B1urse Gazette today prints a
rumor to the effect that Admiral Alex.
Jeff will succeed Count Lamsdorn as
foreign minister.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-29

Neu YOrk. Juhs Sa--TArrs mn
are believed 10 have b~sn allied shss
The three upper stories Of IN apart
nlsnt hOase wsFs blosa d0Eh In q ssf
re st0rm TIE uam@s OF $50 q
thsas supposed % b sssd are 16At
tAsBey aaa Jnm~s Res WprkEser
TIE hlxh vina bfoks d1trus d F,a'f
EiAss vtnSsSs 10 HaT.en sore. a..
srsuosss trros n tAsg soctiSc
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-29

Sss Y0rt luss "a -1hs Steamship
cttY Of Hsvsna chartered b. The SOC
srumens from ne savannah tss fOi
ths PaAzma ,hs 100 controlled ~ ths
uaifed Etatss sblch sailed iaSt aiEht
for Coiol s'L 20 DssssaxFrs and a
Fsasfsi cargo rs, bseF intn p1r "
ca 1Hb h-f sfferbS Gear eisablst
aag shs 10 Bos anchored ia ths North
river 50 rgI,aE rfpslrS