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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1905-02-23
FROM
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MANS
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Alta Vista Villa, No Mans Land

| MOOu VI OppAco.
| Dear-Look at above heading and
| dream a dream of joy. I'm here, and
| when saw that name tackled up over
! the portals of our hotel l said, Here's
where 1 rusticate just on the strength
| of the name"
We are up on a bluff-sand bluff.
I've been here three blessed, broiling
days and haven't found anything in
the place yet but sand and bluff. And
| sea, lots of sea, so much sea that you
hope you'll never have to see so much
sea again in all your life. Also bath
house, tintype tent. peanut pavilion
and bathing houses-little, hot, new
pine coffins stood up ON end. Also
girls and girls and girls, from sixteen
| to sixty, assorted sizes. and all .ooking
for the man. There are lots of him
running around In the days of his
youth, but for a real man such as we
are led to expect, by all the summer
lore ever written, hangs his delightful
self around summer resorts and wears
white duck and brings you water lilies
and sighs over a mandolin at you
meath the pale moonlight-there isn't
q single specimen wandering for miles
around our villa.
Do you know what they call this par
ticular eyrie l have alighted on? No
Mans Land. Pleasant isn't it, after
you've toiled over a typewriter while
the wintry wind did a ragtime dance
/ fs,,-1n
didn't give a rap because you were
thinking of your white waists and your
linens and organdies and your heaven
II, foppy Trianon hat with its lace
yeranda, all of which should storm the
heart of the summer man and make
him fall down and worship by the sill
very starlight?
Nancie Bell, it isn't any such stuff.
There isn't any summer man, and
even If there were and he didn't
have sense enough to run away the
minute he grasped the situation l
wouldn't have bit of respect for
him.
That's all. l shall be home In a
few days, just as soon as have tan
enough to bluff the stay-at-homes into
the idea that I've had glorious time
and been belly ae the beach. Be
strong. Nancie. Don't look even at an
excursion steamer. If sinners entice
thee, dress up in your organdies and
walk down Fifth avenue and you'll
see more admiring song of Adam In
an hour than you will out here in q
week. Hap1essly yours,
PERDITA
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1905-02-23

| we heard faint shout for help.
i 1t was the professor. He hung sus-
| pended I'm air on the bare limb of a
dead pine that jutted out from the rock
halfway up the bluff, like Genius on
Pegasus, the widow said-on petrified
Pegasus.
Then Genevieve Perley, our college
product, said Pegasus couldn't be pet
rified. He would have to be ossified.
And the widow began to cry and sat
down on a log and said she didn't care
bit either way, ossified or petrifled,
and Professor Vogel was such a lovely
man and always paid his board like a
gentleman, and she hated to see him
killed before her eyes, and she never
felt SO much like fainting before In all
her life.
Genevieve said fainting was counted
out. He was fine target for light
ming up there, and, while 1t was none OF
her business and she had no interest in
the professor as lovely man or In the
continuance Of his regular board pay
ing, still she thought rope might be n
good thing.
''In mountainous countries" began
Agatha, the artist, who has been Eu-
ropized, az believe they tie a rope
around the waist of one person.
'It's the shoulders" said Genevieve;
"'kind of slipknot"
The professor shouted for help again,
this time fainter still.
mo; the waist" said Agatha firmly.
"And lower that person over the noun
tain side until he rescues tho other
party"
Lets lower MacGregor," murmured
Genevieve, but the widow cried and
said her feet were getting wet and she
didn't think it was right to joke In the
face of death. That braced us up, be-
cause the professor did look like 1t, so
while the fieeting moments sped Gene
We've and | sped fieeter and found
some clotheslines and a couple of husky
lads In sweaters from the peanut stand
and the boathouse, and we sped back to
the glen.
Then the husky lads climbed the
bluff on the sandy side and did the
Alpine act with the clotheslines, assist
ed by several ropes from the boathouse
and before our eyes the professor was
pulled back to life and liberty.
He is resting now. 1t is dark and
still at the villa. No hops or mapdo-
Inns tonight. The shock win bring him
to, / think, from the botanical dream
and cause him to concentrate his Joy
on some loving. sympathetic heart, and
1t may be your PERDITA.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1905-02-23

nR ]. WILBERT MCKEE.
~ SURGEON DENTIST.
Office over Leighner's Jewefry store,
Butler, Pa "a
Peoples Telephone sos.
A specially made Of gold filliEsa, gold
crown anG bridge Ya4Y:
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1905-02-23

DR- H, A. MccANDLESs.
~ DENTIST.
Office In Butler County National Bank
Building, 2nd floor.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1905-02-23


I R. HAZLETT, VI. D.,
liz Io6 West Diamond,
DR.. Graham s former Office.
Special attention g've,- to Eye, N"' {
4nd Throat PEOPLES Phone 274
MANUEL NJ. BIPPUS,
y PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
200 West Cunningham ST.
DENTISTS.
DR. FORD H. HAYES.
IL DENTIST
Graduate of Dental Department
University of Pennsylvania
Office-215 s. Main Street, Butler, Pa.
nR. s. A. JOHNSTON,
~ SURGEON DENTIST.
Formerly of Butler,
Has located opposite Lowry House,
Main St, Butler, Pa. The finest work
speciality. Expert painless extractor
of teeth by his new method, no medi-
cine used or iabbing ussdla into" the
gums also gas and ether used Com
munications by mail receive prompt at
tention.
DR J. WILBERT MCKEE,
~ SURGEON DENTIST.
Office over Leighner's Jewefry store,
Butler, Pa "a
Peoples Telephone SOS.
A speciality made of gold filliEGa, gold
crown and btidIe Yeta:
yJy HTNnMAN
w, DENTIST.
1874 South Main street, (ov Metzer's
shoe -store.)
DR. H. A MccANnIEss. 5Sa4,.r
Office In Butler County National Bank
Building, 2nd floor.
DR. NJ. D. KOTTRARA,
" Successor t2 Dr.. Johnson.
DENTIST
Office at No ia z. Jeffersop ST., over
@ W. Miller's grocerF
ATTORNEYS.
D p. SCOTT,
IL. ATToRNEy,4T-LAW,
Office in Butler County Natiorsl
Bank building.
A T. SCOTT,
Office at No, 8. West Diamond st. But
ler, Pa.
COULTER & BAKkR,
" ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Office in Bgtles Caun.y National
Bank building.
John ". COULTER,
- ATTORNRY-AT-LAw.
Office on Diamond, Butler, Pa.
Special attention given TO collections
and business matters.
T D. McJUNKIN,
Cs ArToRNEY-AT-LAw.
Office in Reiber building, corner Main
and E. Cunningham SITS. Entrance Oh
Main street.
] B. BkER!S; 2 b., uvv . ;.
Office on Main St, aear ceurt House
II H. GOUcHER,
liz ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Office In Wise building
f. H. HHeLEy
Es ATTORNEY AT Law.
Office In the Negley Building, West
Diamond.
w C. FINDLEY,
W. ATTORNEY-AT AND
PEEEIoH ATiFOR&EY.
Office ON South side of Diamond,
Butler, Pa.
MISCELLANEOUS.
n F. L. McQUISTIoN,
". CIVIL ENGftNsssEB ftNsssEB A&e SgRvHqeR
ofRes uear eaurt House.
r p. WALKER,
LIE NOTARY PUBLIC,
DOAlshkt
Office with Berkmer, next door to P. .
-------------------r
B F. HIILLIAhD, I,
Mines aud Land County Surveyor.
II. r. ID. 40, West Sunbury, Pa.
L. s. MCJ UNKIN. IRA MCLuNkINs
GEO: A. MIfoHEEk,
D. =. = r,cJUNKIN & CO.,
Insurance Sc Real Estate
~ e. jefferson ST.,
BUTRER PA.
WM. II. MILLER
FIRE and LIFE
INSURANCE
and REAL ESTATE.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-28
OFFICJANFOEABANE BANK
CLAIM CONSPIRROb
Say Enemies 0SasH Feu6aBladd3un MAJ
los0u neutrality-suspicious..
has s2,soBbOOslNa 6AsqooN aAeo on ~

pepostofs oeRRes 6oep isAvands iRarkvn9' 5so'
and TruEt pShpbuet ocooiaomoaW cios'no
wthdAABinW oMonTSalNsAloney-
YORK and cEisOooa oHSekeao oasr Ala.
Cincinnati MltcWqIt4r almaeass ofhe ca'w
a cunsplrAee ppud4ctafGd AydotlUa.s nt oHe
Of the J1atoRtstisngs Hansa naG 'ltASlt aud
coutnaAyQr SrouiatutyPgtot be aAe, e0 pe laN
plantation fbelAnR,ho 0Rgthe saNinsa to- .afps
partmdu, ahIslHtUHis' eat i1gi widcApRfn Neien
ter hatrg cnln iettd NUotltnntri aboetp oi
TWO WeeRs tWas Noday the meahx ore neene
erowdhgs ther QiAaW Ayitb 5evtfa@hanscytrA1 he'
dred acknowledgements wha'si5uFtNNo lous
10 reucR thtpdym9 tdlRfByNtndoNprs 0ieaoe
ona Woman CSds NnoeReH 80@uoshdd Gown s
tramplod ohtmptRe to0A eutlu H hot'at e s n4
beae94 tate Her ~ ititids are ldangeg aFe 4apRe
ous ous
1q,p lank aASasadna0ans east bN % osaa
hand and nbheBdSSWDGoOg N Sbev4HIesin seeaf't
thar Ohipl bthamMediaeelyi conftated eomes
into mRebtpiResl6 thcf osslets of6daNset o "a
for IA as beOW6W 10 aeb0sve and nn'sf apa
officers dVi0qsahe 9itmeu tNn0dancal coaHd
In thU,odltdhdhr Ptmnphargdd thathtf
postal n6arApoh,a9e cBeta eeht 10 aaaath ia
posRors sf the Btae NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ille
drawaI zoe iepsNal ahd titheHtelb4at ite
phnnb hpd gttfai aG1g meaaNeta Neaf
glvlug ahn sGlHlp adsicc. anc advice
Thepbauk Hmeiala koyoNlbats thAf faaf
have uct0tbfysoneayofdt bese paaaihea' aq
cards ahd elnlbnGeay6i' tOaidlsadvpr ase
tho a6thur bletBAahWud whta ieuhdNhea ieHa
hiring crimld6l Rt tfsbfdRalntt hlWgs siuH' hln
Ohea uol oelf ~ ono 0aa 10. 0taaNo "a
have hbuA ihaas bytGhstasn ma NeWG1 ani NJ
York bahl,sYana 1Gllkf HaAl oihtutiecal tet
tloas hagi prom nay anHalantt but aHe
an these dra6eihem "a B.lu daclmjdea eaae
with thanlhWiti thanks
Assan liuJliedioAuoluhoavlE W Qlf iAa view Of ~
local anant deeAu hmee ~ fOOH W msffo1 7
stock % tiios Bahai stliuRs nbdsTrli8 ana
company snOWAHly on aeHaaae Bda9gan e9a
iut nn ulict .cdini 'be Ihad fdf ahdt3d f9f a
price alh9dshcR NAh.tha bisS reborn hsa fse
OF ihe staclof tie si7th
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-28

Berlin. March ga letter from Pc
Rim published by the National ZoIt.
ing this morning gives The results Of
an inquiry into Japanese political ae
tivlty IN China The writer says Jap
anese agents IN every important place
in the empire are deyotlng themselves
20 their calling IN NE whether priest.
editor, teacher or trader and 10 win.
ming peacefully The good will % Che
Chinese for Japan The method most
often used Is the founding % neWspa.
pers prIated % The Chinese language
and friends 90 Japanese aims These
try 90 influence the provincial gov
eruors and Pckln government 20 en-.
ploy Japanese teachers Isl schools and
especially to place Japanese military
Instructors IN charge Of ihe Chinese
troops.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-28
NO Reply ron FRANCE,
Venezuela Is Standing Pat and Defy.
inc Several Nations.


Paris, March 27,--An Official dis.
patch from Caracas, Venezuela, says
President Castro who was absent from
the capital during the recent supposed
amellaratlon OF the situation had re,
turned and has manifested strong hos.
tluty against American and French
interests
His attitude, It Is added, is partie
ularly menselng against the French
Cable company
Il Is premature 10 say what steps
France win take. as the information
has just been received and the on.
eials has not had an opportunity to
consider Il, However, Il Is likely that
their action VIII depend upon President
Castro putting his monaces into effoct
by overt acts against the company or
the forfeiture OF rs concession.
No orders for warships 20 be held
in readiness have yet been issued, or
are contemplated for the present bur
thore seems to be a growlng impress.
sion Ia Official quarters that the pres
enco OF warship In Venezuelan wa.
ters might exercise salutary effect
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-28

the chang Elm Emperor Nicholas at
timde concerning the advisabiuty o.
making a pacific proposal 10 japan IS
fully confirmed aud in very high quar-
ters. peace within six weeks Is re
garded 70 certain.
The positlveness with which this Is
affirmed would indicate that the gov
eminent is already in possession Of in
formation as the Japanese terms would
indicate basis which Russia can
agree.
The exact situation Is shrouded ia
mystery. The secret Of what has been
done aud what is being done is zeal
oasly guarded. The Associated Press
hears, however, from a source close
TO the throne that pour parieurs art
actually in progress in Paris but pos
sibly only OF a preliminary character
and that Copenhagen may be the
scene OF the first exchanges between
representatives OF the two powers
An imperial decree under today's
date directs the minister Of finance
TO Issue a 5 per cent internal loan OF
SIOO, 900, 900 with the view 60 further
strengthening the funds in the state
treasury required to meet the expen.
ses OF the war.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-28

81 Pe,ersburg March 25-i.l0 nm
General llnoyiteh continues tho TO-
tlFemont % the bulk " bis armg north.
ward
The general stan nou declares = 81
csuain taai Ficld na~hal 0yama has
b Cen compelled 60 aquish tbe iaea
81 prreult 'n force Cos thc present
Tie lapaHr forces ou ihe Raaaa
faoks ere tno leat 90 constitute -
rous duueer and 3 Doh So hesvy Hgtt
ine Coz several 0efi n no, monrhs
g predicted bT some ~ the r7ueis,n
beats a nuaisn com pundrrt earBt
90 So prfturv saraotrs ~ o.
ta-ers 81 the lsaarere aehil 10
&sarfa Hacne d. ays he eaa
sars e. rne ftt Lauas 81
errntrr ther Ga uafitr fnr
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-28
What RussIa ssnt % Fr0nt.

st. Petersburg. March 2T.--Stung by
the wholesale criticism lately heaped
upon the war Office for It's unprepares'
ness and incapacity in providing the
AIanchurlan army with men, guns and
munitions, the army organ today lays
bare what has been done since the
opening Of hostilities giving the exact
figures. From these Il appears that
up 10 March ~ the war office has
despatched l3.OS7 officers, 761,467 men,
ti6, 4OS horses, 1872 guns and Si6.s2l
tons OF munitions and supplies 70 the
front. declaring the transportation
strained the Siberian railroad TO It's
utmost capacity.
The army organ admits that the
army in the Far East when the war
opened was hardly worth the name tno
figures being given. but It Is known
that the troops did not exceed 10000
menl defending this on the ground
that the Emperor Nicholas desired 10
avoid war and therefore RETAINED
from sending reinforcements which
surely would have provoked Il.
The publication OF this article has
created sensation among military
men and in public circles many OF the
former censuring the general stan
Tor disclosing valuable military Sc
Crets and The latter finding from the
figures a practical admission that the
war has cost almost bali a million
men 10 killed, wounded prisoners and
SICK. as the whole effective IN the Far
East IS now believed not 20 exceed
100000 men.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-28
WANT UNCLE SAM
TO Be COLLECTOR
Santo Domingo ASKS For An
American Protector.
Aopg 70 FoRssTALL RsvoLr
All Foreign interests Agree 70 Plan
For United States Minister to Name
Commissioners and Collector Of Gus,
tom Receipts Of Government.

New York. March 27-Thomas G..
Dawson American minister to san DO,
mingo republic, had an Important con.
ference Thursday. says a Herald dis
patch from santo Domingo. He met
Charles X. Renoz, the Belgian min,
lister. pr. e. DePereera Eploza. span,
ish charge d'aifares, who is acting for
both Spain and Germany Guigi Cam
blaso. charge d'affalres for italy, w
r. Thormann. head OF the German
consular bureau ln san Domingo' b.
p. Baucalar. the italian creditor and
representatives Of The Domlngoan gov.
eminent. French charge daffalres
deToux was not present bur was rep
resented.
Subject 10 tho approval OF the Wash.
ington authorities a cable agreement
VAS reached for a temporary settle.
ment OF questions at issue pending
the final approval OF rejection Of the
protocol by the United states senate
the Domingo government agrees that
Mr. Dawson shall nominate one Amer
icanNcitlzen 90 act as interior com
missioner and collect al the custom
house revenue of the island according
to the spri, Of the protocol
This commissioner according CD The
agreement, will pas i5 per cent of
the actual net receipts 70 the nomln.
eoan government rh6 remainpe ca
per cent VIII be deposited intact 10 a
responsible bank subject 20 ultimate
disposition under the American pro.
tocol, and no distribution viii be- made
from this fund Ia The meantime
Alr Dawson has wired 10 Washing.
ton for permission 10 nominate tho
commissioner The nomineoans are
pledged 10 appoln, the nominee
Foreign csrdItors and diplomats are
said 10 be ln perfect accord to secure
the perfection OF receiver Who Must
be an American. With foreign assent
guaranteed
lnil The senate acts there rlll be-
under the new Arrangement NO further
parting 81 the customs revenues. the
entire So per cent Of the net receipts
going into iho common fund. and be-
ING held Ia trust The scheme O. ln
effect Ferclyershlp Without power TO-
distribute tbe assets
This plan e welcomed as likely to
forcsiall revolution The agree
ment was verbal only
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-28
TO caRlsreN SHIP WITH OIL.
Kansas viii Use Crude oil instead Of
Champagne.


Champagne.
Topeka. March e7.-The battleshlp
Kansas viii probably be chrlsteued
by Breaking a bottle Of Kansas crude
oil over rs prov In the place OF bot.
tie Of champagne, as Is the usual Gus.
tom This Is the idea OF Governor
Hoch, as expressed by him today In a
conversation with A. d. Eddy, general
counsel for the Standard OF company
"The last time / saw YOU governor -
remarked Mr.. Eddy you expected 70
make trip east this spring 20 attend
the launching Of your hattleship."
THAT has been postponed until
July" said Governor Hooh
Il would like 10 attend that LAUGH.
ing and see you break the bottle OF
champagne over the Kansas" remark.
ed r }. Evans. attorney for The Stand.
ard on company. In Kansas. who was
present
Governor Hoch's reply was quick.
'-The Kansas viii not De chrstencd
with champagne The Kansas viii
be christend with a bottle of oll--
not standais OH or Independent oil
bat inst kansas on Kansas crude
OH"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-28
TO srEAry A SHIP AT SEA.
New Device TO Be Tested BY shs Ham.
burg American Line,

INfB- Nmefiedu Line,
Berlin March ~ The Hamburg.
American line ls building new steam
er a. steiiin which viii be htied ont
With an lnyeuilon Of otto shick. an
engineer Of Hamburg. which IS expect.
cd 20 reduce the rolling Of vessels al
sea % a minimum
u consists ~ massive balance
wheel mounted 10 as 20 couaieraci me
shifting on che ships center 81 gravity
The Invention has only been tested
in modols hut the Hamburg American
officials have such faith lu % chat they
are advancing money and lending a
vessel for a trial ln June Of July
Naval engineers regard Toe lnYen-
iion a. iikely % be Of thc greatest USE
% warsblps ln adding % ihe stability
% the gun platforms
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-28

Chfaso shptsfe1 rao rsrgpfil Ht01t
we're ba6lf 2t9 ab6la idafea 6tlNrian o'
we're 8tia.'YeWlafad Udty when aa
3iafe fliFri ehalf ffalo fah kHHa
flir ffG alfte cIetia.f saf Nlfa
cas- aff o8Ndsd Ems f9lrtyhAf be
effff f s'ft tr6sGnr Ffaif fYset
ate6 NJ daHla8a' 6lgs4fs6 qqaHs
rsa lt# fia aF@Nc' far f0m tf m
tracks ifF WfHfga8 eff fHttieFef
aaa many ftfhfa ~ edsl8f we're euf
~ nllna a-AN nl-a. gI
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-28
lnlereat ID WaahLnnion.

Washington. March 30 Renewed 10.
toresi ln lhe sanf0 Domingo aRalu N
official circles conferred today ln "a.
blegram from Mluiaief Dawson udl
eating be- bad Effected wlh me Do
minican goyerumeui tentative arroa.
meut Whicb temporarily 8, least would
adlus' satisfactorily the FISCAL cond.
tons ~ ihe ISLAND government
SO explicit Information has been
awaiting about ihe cablsaram n h
believed hpueter 20 br ~ sHrh im
porlance ihat tte president iaH fsfs
aci.oa 90 g al aYoa ~ it n made
krnun % hlm Whge fhe 49,,
naiure ~ thr neEei.aton brfaeea
Minister paam0 ant toe n1m,nlesn
oHraif canHo' b learned 81 y un.
ttrEioad ttaf hs cukmp'strs M.
placing ~ ftr>asrfi adaia ~ ~ N
laad goeefnnen' ss o. 81 the esifse
iloa o. fevnuls it Concerned in 49,
htnf ~ q oqmu I0aef io rsaf.
~ ln.iea Howefr'f ff fh 49,
seht ~ fhe plaesn rogemutnf
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-28
prssIasnl Pfsssnta plpIamaa.

Washington March 81 president
Roosevelt presented diplomas today
% fhe class graduated from ihe Unit
~ 8iater Medical school % ere rxsr
elte he'd in me han Of the National
musenm ile addressed ,br large 49,
dionce 600 delivered q message io fht
q nealy made aociors on the reaDon
ntl'ig ibeJ tare uiefed npon me
fiami sac introduced by NEEDLES.
Director p a Hfmr president ~ fbf
faculty oi aarai educational school
~ ibe names we've called fhe o.o
mas sfff hshifd 10 rie pieHseaf ehe
ia lnrn presented them % he uaaa
at.s and "a ibe ame finf ease each
ore cordial bart-atp
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-28
vENazUELA MOUNTING BIC GUNS
cannons Recently purehaeed Are BE.
inc Used FER Drill Practice,


ING Used fer Drill Practice,
New York March 27-President
Castro Il Is reported Is stll living
near Maracay. whore dancing takes
place nearly every night according 10
Herald Dispatch from Wllemstad.
Island Of Curacao Orders, presumDa.
bly, given By the president. were re.
Gently issued 20 have an the guns late
~ bought go Franco used for drill aud
target practice The two big can.
non inst mounted az LaGualra. oppo
site The French Cablo Companys ot
nee was fred Thursday morning for
two hours On the direction OF Cane
Blanoo.
The cnncusalou IN LaGualra was
soon so severe that nearly all the bot
ties ia the drug stores fen from theft
shelves and were broken. wludows IA
many houses also heinz smashed
laeualra has two other big gun.
mounted on the fot. Puerto Cabello
tNo on me fort OF iaVllla and Mara
caibo, three placed 40 the entrance
of the bar ou thc ~ San Carlos An
these were also rred Thugaday
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-28
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dltolss al pldtlmae lc5hWstloSa Contractors
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peopne 40 prHeahkaihEi tey A'H llhlat PEI
lau plnabtdt f6clrt9hfrac,0fs eWtfaeioe
oroualy M tRryRiNlaistm aAfme ifIau@ zee ga
od staths u eeiiii ebNNg agla 6fiddueaf' tilfae
Ia fho oimlnR Rialeoantn ttofhtig uedtiofn.
trai FeIri4 cal CisFliHidh fdJe 300 io
forobce wil6rDgnacr .tit6fuby rCahtrfnef ean
nlohf tia rHiuat aeThie 'tobH Aheffa mf
during the flpr ~ AhclA fApgl ahd ahhrf sna
casaS me- H0,R bslak preIn ftd qonfraifai Ipl
The abdr s3pefhbtftHt toek Hei54 ne ae
mas ofteasbdaf c5hfbiaiaea 81 aha th8 q aai
matter hU 90 iiegefat eUeHHAHsib6eaa aa
taken by fsg Na lhinth}u sehaitRfA asnH
~ fospnns eimof 'eNtfaalHW ffea th5 tom
ltsilen embtltpaghe RhseynHhai hafstmea b
Bov purpsfdaf g8fesfa sBieb a Isl hee
pltIad ~ pdr t6B Bithe ihhnfhys ifof
tef #tieh tau pbFa1dd ang iahtghs anH
Gnc76f'urantsa0 ~ lbe ih1or irbablie
for b i0ht i6t fi ssauS NJ 5nf
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-28

Washington March "a a consIen.
menl 81 500 Nc Dresergeps was reject
al ipday by au Ispector Of the steam
boat inspection service at New or
leans Tho ne prcsorver manufae
turod hy 4 New York concern. we're
shipped 20 q firm IN New Orleans. An
lnilmatIon reached The Inspector that
the preservefa were not constructed
IN accordance with the regulations Of
the Tinted States inspection service
On their arrival at New Orleans the
entire lot was rejected They Rore
himsily constructed. and scwed wilh
80 so cotton thread 30 substantial
feapgci ga they meet me require
menis. and che Inspector had no heaf
tailon Be- con8emning them. AZ ihe
ilie presefveta were not actually lu
uaf The government cannot proceed
% law against the manufacturer
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-28
RUSSIA HAS LOST
HALF MILLION MEN
Startling Figures Made Public
BY Army Organ.
lAps couRTINo rAE cAlNEsE

General LIneviteh Continues His Re
treat NOrthward, and Reports tha'
Japs Are Striving to Get the chl.
ness Interested in Their Behalf.