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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-18
MARINE REGISTER

Tomorrow the sun rises at 422 a. m.
and sets az 1908 p. m. High tides at 500
a. IN. and S:ls y. m
The following vessels arrived in port
the past q hours;
Steamer Maine, Appleby New York.
Steamer Edgemont olweiler New York
Steamer Warwick Rich. Newport
Steamer Richard Borden, Ricketson. FAN
River.
Steamer Islander, Pettey Tiverton.
Steamer Pontiac. Fields Point.
Schooner Pendleton's Satisfaction. with
lumber.
Tug Thomas J. Scully.
Tug W A. Luckenbeck.
Tug Buccaneer.
Tug Bully.
SAILED:
Tug II A. Baxter with barges Doris and
Annex.
tug Nathan Hale with barge Grahams
Polly.
Schooner Marguerite.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-18
DIED AT HOSPITAL

David Spears. q years old who had
been stopping at James Morrissey's Iodg-
Ing house, 81 South Main street. since
last Sunday and who was sent 90 the
Rhode Island hospital by Dr Budlong las.
night died soon after he was admitted
90 that Institution. Death resulted from
pneumonia
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-18
ASSETS S275; LIABILITIES s17,545.

In the United States court this morn
ing Thomas Chantler. dealer in woman 3
clothing, who has an establishment in
Pawtucket. fled petition IN bankruptcy.
His assets az stated are 1915 and his
liabilities are Sl75i5
The petition was referred 10 Chester
w. Barrows. referee IN bankruptcy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-18
LOW ROUND TRIP RATES 20 PORT
LAND. OREGON. AND RETURN VIA
IHE NICKEL PLATE Road.

Account the Lewis and Clark exposi-
ton Also very low round trip rates TO
Pacific coast points in California and
washington. Stopovers and good return
limit given. Tickets on sale certain days
OF each week, beginning May 23d.
For further particulars write l.. y.
Burgess N. f.. II. A. Old South Bldg.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-18
SLEEPER LOST MONEY;
THIEF UNDER ARREST

On the morning % May eth Ashael
Irons room al i6 West River street was
entered while ne was asleep and 81 was
stolen from his psntaioons pocket.
This afternoon Detective Godfrey ar
rested Edward Gilleriane 2i years ~ age.
or suspicion q having stolen the money.
Cillerlsne admitted the theft and viii
be arrsigned IN the Sixth district court
tomorrow morning.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-18
Low RATE EXCURSIONS TO PORT.
LAND, OREGON .

Account Lewis ana Clark Exposition
VIII be in effect via Wisconsin Central
Hulway. II YOU intend go 20 10 Port
land this year ask the ticket agent 20
make your ticket read via Wisconsin cen
tral between Chicago and St Paul Pull
man sleepers free reclining chair cars
ana In Carte meals make the journey
comfortable and pleasant Further in
forma ton cheerfully given by addressing
VIM. Kelly T. A. 20 Broadway. New
York ~. ".
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-18
The New York Stock Market

Reported for The News over the pri-
VIE wire of EDWARD p. SHELDON
& co. Bankers and Brokers. Room ga,
Banigan building.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-18
The Cotton Market,

Reported for The News over the pri-
vate wire OF EDWARD p. SHELDON
& Co, Bankers and Brokers, Room 28i,
Banigan building.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-18
mUNROE & AlDRICH FILE
BANKRUPTCY PETITION

A voluntary petition in bankruptcy was
today fled in the United States district
court by Charles T.. Munroe and Frank r.
Aldrich dealers I'm gas fixtures. under
the firm name OF Munroe a Aldrch.
The assets OF the firm as stated I'm the
petition are 1890 and the liabilities are
sff.ets. 4----------
Munroe's individual assets are about
$40. and Aldrich has no individual assets
except real estate.
Some OF the principal creditors are
Acme Gas Fixture company OF this city
GIL and company OF Philadelphia Ber-
nard Gothburg Manufacturing company
of New York. Henry l.. Sears of Boston,
+ W. Dodge and company. Boston. Mass.
and American Brass and Copper com.
pany, New York city.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-18
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING IN THE
NEWS.

ic. per word first Insertion: &c repeat:
iwE. Sc. per word; 2wks, &c. per word
swks &c per word: limo. Sc per word.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-18
TO LET.

TENEMENT TO I.EJT-FOUR ROOMS.
Rent SO. Inquire 245 Blackstone street
mlS-2t
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xEx dividend.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-16
KING REPLIES TO sroRrHlNo.
Nor~ealSns Claim, However, that che
Union L. Forever Dissolved.

Union u Forever Dissolved.
Christiana. Norway, June liking
Oscars long letter to the president
OF the Norwegian storthing, NJ. Der.
ner, dohning his position As cabled to
the Associated Press yesterday even
ing was read In the storthlnE today,
The document was referred unaui
mously to a special committee without
consent and the storthing adjourned
10 await the committees report There
was no demonstration. The ASsoclat
ed Press understands that a short re-.
ply Will be- sent reRfIirming the con
stitutIOnal rights OF the storthiug.
The government OF Norway aud the
members Of the storthlng welcomed
message seeing In the last paragraph
an indication that the king and the
riksdag will probably arm the dis
solution Of the union after a rcaGlrm.
alton Of the contention that the union
would not be- Dissolved without the con.
sent OF Sweden and King Oscar,
A member OF the storthlng comment
ing on the bitter feeling 10 Sweden
said to the correspondent OF the Asso-
ciRted PressC
"Aristocratic Sweden II always In.
clincd to look down on Democratic
Norway. The Swedcs resent what they
conslder our audacity In Initiating a
solution and dethrohing the king Inc
latter has always been Influenced by
the atmospheric OF the nobility Of
Sweden and seldom visited Norway.
The Swedish upper chamber. too. Is
Inclined to consider the rights Of the
throne paramount to those OF the con.
stltutlon, which. however. l. not the
case In Norway.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-16
viii open Oriental Ports.

New York, June l5.-In q speech be-
fore the Business Science club. Japa.
nese consul Urhlda. while refraining
from any prophesy as to the probable
terms OF the peace agreement to which
this country might be willing to sub.
scribe, said he could guarantee one
thing welcome to Americans: IL
can say to the American world OF com
MERGE" be declared. without a fear
OF making a mistake. that when peace
is finally achieved the markets OF Man.
churia and Korea will be open TO the
world and that our sincere hope In
Japan is that America will join hankI
with us In the development Of tbs W
countries.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-16
OSEVELT AWAITS
JAPAN'S RESPONSE
hgbt Is Expressed If Russian
q Note Suits Japanese.
NEaorIArloMs IN TERMINATE

AepaBsse Will Demand that = Sincere
EfFort 10 Reach a Permanent Peace
agreement BE Made-othsr News
Regarding Far Eastern Situation.
Warrington, June 15.--Russian for.
maj response to President Roosevelts
appeal 70 the Ear Eastern belligerents
for a cessation OF hostillties has been
communicated TO the Toxic govern
naent by the President. The note writ
Ten BY Count Lamsdorff, by direction
az Emperor Nicholas, and handed by
the minister OF foreign AFFAIRS TO Am
bassador Meyer at st. Petersburg, was
placed, in turn. in the hands OF Min
lister Takahra by the president and
Transmitted by NJ. Takahira to Toxic.
The president is in hourly expectation
that a response may be received from
Ehe japanese goyernmnt.
Doubt is expressed IN important Guar
tiers whether the Russian response Is
satisfactory to Japan. The govern
ment OF the island empire Is wary OF
its big European antagonist and has
indicated its intention of not sacrificing
its dearly bought victories at arms In
ahe conflict OF diplomacy. which now
De being waged. Minister Takahlra
IS inclined to look sskance at that
part OF the Russian note which reads:
eAs for an eventual meeting, how
far II would be possible for the two
powers 10 elaborate conditions OF
peace. the imperial government would
have no objection in principle to such
III attempt n the Japanese eovsrES
ment expressed q desire therefor.
Japan has indicated plainly that II
there is q conference between It's plen-
ipotentiaries and those Of Russia, It
must be held with a definite under
standing that q sincere effort to reach
. permanent peace agreement is to be
made.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-16
Nothing DsSnts1 This s~aIn.

Ottumva, Iowa. June Is.-The rail-
roads tied up By vash0uts. Elmer c.
COOmbs droveF. swan. walked and
jumped q hsndeAr on a railroad track
IS miles from E1line 20 this city to
reach here In time 20 be married 10
Miss Myra Moon. Coombs tried 20
charter . train. bat vas refused. lie
drove until the roads became Impassa-
bic. thea walked 10 miles. swimming
where the bridges wsrR washed away.
With the aid q the haBaear for the
Last part of the trip be reached here
ana vas married At l3:Ss 10 the morn
TAG.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-16
AoIrArlNe PROPOSED sovcorr
American Minister Assures China Of
Our Friendly FseIlnu.


Pehln June 1.-THE agitation and
proposed boycott OF American goods
by the Chinese merchants IL apparent.
~ based upon q miscOuceptlOn by the
Chinese Of Americans Intention In
regard TO the Exclusion Act Both
Chinese and Americans are agreed
upon this point that exclusion Of cool.
les Ia the chief matter under consider.
alton and that the set deals With the
treatment OF other classes. A dis.
cussIon OF the subject will be neces.
sarily prolonged and 90 arrange q new
conVsntion. will take time.
Mr.. Rockhill. the American minister
has assured the Chinese that Amsrl.
cas- lntsntIons are friendly aad con.
elliatory and the Chinese board Of for.
elEn Affairs is apparently satisfied up.
on the subject. The public sre some
what alarmed, hence the boycott.
This movement IL unlikely 10 AtiAln|
any serious proportions. although o.
IL Significant, Indienting the impoF
lance which IL attached by The ChL
ness 10 questions involved 10 the
American sIeiusion act. The exelu.
sion Of coolies. from the Hawaiian and
Philippine Islands 10 considered = hard
ship By the Chinese. Who sIso com
plain Of the tresimsnt they szpsr'snes
~ the hands Of the American esstom
OihciaIs nevertheless there IL . dSsIrs
% the part Of the Chinese govern.
neat for . speedy and smieasis adjust
ment u the Questions a. issue
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-16
CREDIT MEN IN SESSION.
National Association Holding Tenth
Annual conVention.

Annual Convention,
Memphis. Tenn, June IS More
than 200 delegates we're present when
the tenth annual convention OF the
National Association Of Credit Men
Nas called 10 order this morning BY
President Frederick W. S,ARdart. u
Dsnvsr Colo
The meetings will coBtihue until ri
day afternoon when Oaloers will b.
elected and hnal adjournment viii b.
taken Delegates from lOs Angeles.
Cal. are on the ground and are max
Ing . strong bid for the hss, coHvsn
ton.
The report OF the legislative CON.
mlttSe which will probably be read on
Friday IL looked forward TO with much
inteTest ~ II 10 believed several lmpor
taBt resolutions will be offered for
adoption
The delegates we're welcomed this
mOfninE BY Mayor ,. J. Williams. for
the city and O0veFBOg John l. Goa. On
behalf Of the state.
TIE WslaomibE addresses we're n.
spohdsd 10 BY J. Harry TrsEos. of Rai
timOFs. former president OF the Associ.
alton
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-16
NEWS FROM THE FAR EAST.
Russian Cruiser Sinks British Vessel
Other War News.


Singapore, Straits Settlements. June
16-Ihe few details obtaiuable regard.
ing the sinking OF the British steamer
81. Kilda By the Russian auxiliary
cruiser DnlepeI show that the ST.
Kilda was captured BY the Dnieper on
June 4. about so miles from Hong
Kong at which ports he was last re-.
ported.
She was sunk by cruiser on the
following day on the ground that she
had contraband OF war on board, ST.
ter the crew and mails had been re-
moved. The cargo OF tn ST. Kllda
consisted chiefly OF jute, rice and cot.
ton.
The Dnleper transferred to the
Dutch steamer Flores IN the straits
OF Malaeca, IL Of the Chinese crew Of
the 81. Kilda and the mails belonging
10 that steamer, but the captain. ten
Europeans and the Chinese stevedores
who had charge Of the chinese portion
Of the crew Of the st. Kllda. were de-
tanned on board the Dnieper.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-16
Newspapers Discuss situation.

Sc. Petersburg. June l5.-With the
publIeatIOn Of the governments POSI-
ton on the peace negotiations the
newspapers are filled with n discussion
pg the situation. The Russ, which
most nearly reflects the views Of the
foreign once. points out clearly that
A. consenting 10 President Roosevelt's
appeal for q conference Of plenIpOten-
tlarios Of the two powers. Russia In
nowise engaged herself to conclude
peace except on the condition that the
Japanese terms when ascertsIned
prove an acceptable basis. II they
are not entsrtaAable. Russia Will with
eraw.
The Novoe vremya declares that In.
asmuch n Japan ruptured diplomatic
negotiations before the war Il II prop
90 that she should now define the OBJ
3ssts Cor which she drew the sword
The success Japan obtained In pass
ing anything she could have antieIpat
"a IN war. She IL now mistress Of the
aeas and will remain 90 for many
pears. bat II her appetite has Increased
lnosainatsly She should remember
thai Rassia's means are not exhaust
81.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-16
Ns~n from aattlsnald.

Gunshu Pass, ManchuriA. June Is
The japanese have forced the advance
posts Of the Russian left beyond the
KAochou river aud are occupying the
heights north Of the river. A heavy
force seems 10 be behind this move
ment. Field Marshal oyamA IL ready
for general offensive. The two lead
ers OF Chinese bandits captured At
omoso In the rear OF the Russian left
have arrived here.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-16
TERRIBLE TRAGEDY
IN SOUTH GEORGIA
Young Man aud Sister Asssssi
mated In Their Yard.
sAors ARE FIREo FRoM AMsUst
killing ls the Sequel to 4 Fvsd Of LoNU
neutrality-suspicious. d Crime IN
known, Gut Believed To De Negroes.
Little Child 10 Wounded.

Valdosta, Ga. June l5.--As re-
Quel 10 feud of long standing the ~
year.old son aud the l6.year-old dauEh-
ter OF W. L. Carter, former MethO
dist preacher, were assassinated Ia
their yard Ia Hahlra district last night
al . O'Clock.
The dog began to bark In the yard
and the young people, with the young
~ child. went out To see what was
the matter while looking for the
cause uf disturbance, they were nred
upon by someone from behind the
smOkehouse.
The young lady fell dead In her
tracks, he young man, wounded,
craNicd back into the hou,r and d,,l.
Nh,Ic the third child was wounded
The father was hrrd upon several
weeks ago BY }. G., Rawlings, who Is
also former minister. Re IL nos
under charge Of assault with intent to
murder
Only last Saturday Rawlings waA
placed under bond Of 1900 to keep
the peace
lie spent last night In this city, -
It will be- easy for him to prove that
he did not DO the shooting, Carter
also had his throat cut In a court room
quarrel several months ago
The feud between him and some ot
his ncighbors has been bitter for sew
sral years
This morning about o'clock no
fred upon someone who vas lettering
about his house. and he says II vas a
negro tie believed that the assassin
Ators are negroes. but that someone
else Is the instisator
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-16

refused to have the meeting take place
In Paris because II is the capital Of
Russia's ally aud also on account Of the
great distance from Japan and the de.
lay involved.
1t is expected that japan will pro.
pose that the plenipotentiaries meet
at some point close to the theater OF
war.
The Japanese plenlpotentiary has
not yet been selected.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-16

Albert Arbogast OF SelinsgrOve. 4
prominent dealer In farming imple-
ments, was driving near McKee's Hat
Falls, he was suddenly stricked with
apoplexy In his buggy The horse
trotted on at the usual gait aud
stopped al Rhine's store. When Mr..
Rhine came out to wait on his sup.
posed customer. he found a dead man
sitting in the buggy. with the lines
wrapped about his hands.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-16
VETERANS GIVEN
ROYAL WELCOME
Louisville Receives Them With
0utstretchsd Arms.
CITY Is DRESSED IN GAY ATTIRE
Governor Bsekhsm, Of Kentucky, WEI
comes Them to stats--lAsny PromL
neRt cOnfsdsrstss Occupy Seats on
Platform When Order u Called.

Louisville. June 15.-Atter night
and morning Of arriving trains and
su Gets filled with bands of marching
men aud with music and n9Ss every
where, the city Of Louisville today
welcomed the thousands who have
come ito the farthest north" to attend
the fifteenth annual convention Of the
United Confederate association.
The crowd exceeds expeetat ons, aud
with assurances Of glorious weather,
the reunion already promises TO be
a success.
The preparations for the accommOdA.
tlOn Of the old soldiers have been
made on a lavish scale. Al several
points In the city barracks have been.
furnished and few steps away from
each Is the free restaurant which "a
hours out OF the day serves meals TO
the wearers OF the gray
For the accommodation of the press
In the way OF workin headquarters, a
church In the center OF the city. capa-
bic Of seating 5000 people, has been
fitted up with tables. chairs and type
writer's. All courts have adjourned
for the remainder OF the week In order
that the court rooms may be used as
headquarters for the various state del.
egations.
The hotels and boarding houses are
crowded aud arrivals continue.
The business side OF tht.reuniOn. the
annual convention, was scheduled to
open In the Horse Show buildig al
noon. and Il was only 20 minutes after
that hour when Colonel Bennett H.
Young. OF Louisville. commanding the
Kentucky, divfkton called the vast
assemblage OF veterans and their
guests TO order.
Among those on the stage were Lieu
tenant General Irvine Walker. oOm.
mander. army Of the Northern vlr.
giniA department: Lieutenant General
W, o. Ball. Of Texas, commanding the
TTaRs-M Mississippi department; General
Clement A. Evans. army Of Tennessee
department; Rev. J. William Jones. Of
Richmond. Va chaplain general: Gov.
ernor J. G. w. Beckham. OF Kentueky;
Mayor Charle sF. Granger. OF Louis.
Vile; General Juliar s. Carr, com.
mandinE the Tennessee division; 0en-
eFAl George p. Harrison, Of opelika.
commanding the Alabama division aud
numerous brigade commanders.
The Invocation vas by Cnaplaln uen
eral J. william Jones. The chaplain
asked that the blessing OF Almighty
God descend upon the president Of
these United States that he might be
the president Of this whole eoun,ry
and Of evefy section. After Mr.
Richards had welcomed the veterans
70 Louisville. Governor Beehkam eT.
tended the hospitality Of the state.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-16

kA9ie p'sss. Tea June IA biaedy
eusi oeeuFrsa a. Ppfssiaios 90 he
hsSleaA International railway Two
msn 81 the sans NAns. oofrals. ba,
90, related. usfs lovers of ths aams
sri IA fhs village V7aaily fesoivihs
70 settle the mailer eth pistols thag
sect iato hs sOods sad. amer 90,
ehAaEiaE four shots. h0sh fsii aea1.
sAsA viSb . bsli thfoaEh hIs heart
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-16

New YOfk. Jsss b--,A dispatch
fFosn zaasibsF announces the death
Of rDpOo To. the nStsd Arab chief
and slave dealer When travsiiag
thFoasA me DARK CO1tlnsH, 10 tgTS.
Hsasy n. STANLEY met T1b and d..
seEfosa him - . most remAFkabls
ehersetsF. De later established tbs
ebiss - governor Of The staalsJ rails
naatiou. ca the Upper COaso
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-16
sem u Veterans Msel

Louisville. Ky. June lb.--'Tha United
Sons Of Confederate vstsrsns net 10
day In Hopkins thsatsr. me 0peuiaa
session being delayed uutil neasiy II
O'Clock by late arrivals TAs attend
ance was not large TIE eosventI0A
was called to order By MaFioa w
Ripy. lieutenant eonmAAdss ~ the 10.
cal camp Of sOns Of vstsFans. IN the
sbsenee Of loan c. Davidsos. the con.
mandanf. After the laVOoaiiou Col.
onsi n. w. bingham. 81 Lssisviils.
welcomed the delegates 10 Louisville
asd KsntScky. TIE rsspcsss YES ~
Hen. 7. p. stOus. % wsoo. Ter q pasg
Ia chief Coikesi ~ q
Ilsaals. 81 Rusk. TsH thee ADDRESSED
ne convention.
AftsT tAs tfAnsSeiiOa 4 eome fug
lhef routins hsIsinsss e haltoa 81
)surnse the delegates q hfsg IL o.
be4y % tn horse sSou bsil1iaa
wkers The asssiga 10 bsiaE hsif
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-16
Msy Emlersss 70 Sewn Amsrles.

New Yorks Juss 1.-THE cosOaiEA,
ten oeses has reported. SAYS a Herald
diapafeA from hoativideo. vitk refer
enes 10 the BOte sent recsnfly By tbs
Ufugaayns leK1tion AZ WashiHgion
a1nguneiaG that maay farmers from
nissoHri and Colorado have resolved
% emlgrats 20 Uruguay and Feqsssted
infsg@ation abOut Ne ssoai Issds Ths
FspSFf aayS n 10 nsesasaFJ % asesr
tain ths probabse sumbsF q ssginranss
thsir enaaeiai eoaditioo sns othsr 80
tails bsfsrs TIE S0-ernnrsi cas- Gfvs
e. op1nioa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-16

Nagasaki. June 1i-Noon-The
Russian hospital ship KOstroma. which
was captured during the battle Of the
Sea OF japan, was released today and
she sailed for Shanghai. The hospit.
Al ship 0rel which was captured az
the same time. viii be taken before
the naval prize court at sssebO for
trial.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-16

TueamAn. Nsb. JuRs Is.-dra Oso
campbsil. wtfs a. = sAnohmsa iiVias
four miles vsst u here. vsst SBaass.
b iRaaas today sd vita . Fins chased
Der kusbasd fro@ homt. mes before
10 ooald rrtaFn uifh bsip. she killed
hss eve ehii5res and ss4sd Der Own
lifs ~ ahO0tiha
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-16
censlasr Peaes vow Asmoss.

Pekin. June lS.-Sn German and
4er circles here the prospscts o.
cs between Japan and Russia are
dsrsd remote. II h supposed that
81 Intends to lnnIcf . 6nal and
pg blow upon the RHsslan army
ehuFiA before considering any
lDn for peace.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-16

RsadinE. Juss Is -sayfOa BlgisF. q
laa o. Is. ilrisg 10 copbes cItT, hAs
Isfi foe Nebpska 10 tsks posssssien
- . lsesey Of tsss 80 Zen ~ Ais
ssovisd father Yoaas HEieI falls
h~sf bsesass ~ took his aaoytst fasA
eTs sams.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-16
sps oppssss % Paris

2ane It.---S p m-The report
anese miaister II wAshlns.
kahira. teliing 81 his inter.
Prsslaent Roosevelt 80.
y proposal that ths pescs
bFias - RaAsia and Japan
n and the appoinlneat ~
he Rnsaian ambassador
nsssia's ehisf Bleslpeacn.
trse 'sssy. Japan "a
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-16

ossa. bss ct bs,s.as tss asias.
ssiiBsgf0ss. ~ jcas 49,, srbils