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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-15
ANNOYING 4 Dad MAN.
Jealous Cop Arrests Junkman whose Bel
JanEled JnESmpathetIcAny.


Charles Chitas drove his junk wagon
through Madison street yesterday morning
and rang his bell as he went. Across the
street from the police station there was
crepe hanging from a door. Chitas failed
TO cease the changing OF his bells and his
cries Of Cash for junk" cop on the
Essex Market court.
isn't a junkmAn allowed to ring a bell
after O'Clock in the morningi' asked Magis-
trate Steinert Of the cop.
Perhaps he Is, your Honor replied
Walter McDonough, who made the arrest,
but this prisoner was annoying a dead
man"
Discharged. -" said the Magistrate.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-15
$4,000 ALIENATION VERDICT.
MeHohael Girl Must Pay That Sum TO the
wife or Broker Durham.


wife or Broker Durham.
YOUNGSTOWN, Pa, April IA verdict Of
$4,000 was awarded TO Mrs. Howard Dun
ham Of Philadelphia this evening by the
jury which heard her suit against Miss
Winnie McAiichael of Glenside for the
alienation Of the affections Of Howard
Durham. the plaintiffs husband who is
wealthy broker. Some Of the jurors at
first favored giving Mrs. Durham $40 900,
the full amount asked. Neither Of the
women was in court when the verdict was
announced.
The verdict puts in danger Miss
McNiichael's possession Of the house In Glen
side, which Mrs. Durham charged was
given by her husband to the girl. Some
stocks which Mrs. Durham claims as her
own, and which her husband had charge
Of may also figure in any settlement Of the
verdict, which, in all probability, will be
appealed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-15
CARRIE NATION CONVICTED.
Judge suspends JAN Sentence ana Pine
PendinG Her Good Behavior.

WICHITA, Kan. April lI.-ln the district
court to-day Carrie Nation. Mary McHsnry
and Mrs. Lucy without were found guilty
Of destroying property. Mrs. Nation was
fined $3.50 and sentenced 10 four months in
Jail; Mn. McHenry got two months and a
hne OF $50, aud Mrs. without twenty-five
days in Jail and a fine Of $50.
Sentence was suspended pending good
behavior. The ohenos was committed
on Sept, 80 last, when the three women
broke the window OF a wholesale LIQUOR
house. They surrendered voluntarily some
time ago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-15
FRIEND or MR.. HOOPDEGABLE.
MIR. Geisler IL a Son OF the Man VINO Cap
tured MIR. HOOpdeGable az Sedan.

Jules Geisler, Frenchman, IS years old,
passed a successful examination before
Judge Asphalt in the County Court, Brook
lyn. yesterday and became a citizen Of this
country. When Geislers name was called
he walked up TO the bar accompanied by
wilhelm F. Hoopdegable, a German.
which one desires 70 become citizen1'
asked Judge Asphalt.
This one, said Hoopdegable, pointing
TO Geisler.
How long have you known Mr. Geislerl'
asked Judge Asphalt OF Mr.. Hoopdegable
sAhl' said Hoopdegable, 1T IL this way.
/ was captured in the battle Of Sedan by
this young mans father and after the war
was over / visited his home where was
treated very well. / saw this boy there
when he was yet baby and since he came
to this country ] have known him seven
years
Judge Asphalt thought this was an ex-
cellent Recommendation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-15
GOT 4 41-POUND STRIPED BASS.
Record breaking Catch Made in . Net In
the North River Near EdEeMAter.

IIIV NVTIH HNINNI WI T1uEUWUIUTs
One Of the biggest striped basseve caught
In the water hereabouts was found In a net
yesterday in the North River, opposite
Edgewater, n. j. The bass weighed forty
one pounds and was forty-eight inches
long The net belonged TO A. j. Gertenbach,
a produce dealer in West l25th street, and
the proprietor OF the Capmont Hotel.
The big fish was taken TO Claremont Hotel,
where it was on exhibition last night. To-
day it will be on exhibition at Gertenbaoh's
store. Gertenbach said last night that the
skin will be stuffed and presented TO the
Museum of Natural History.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-15
RUSSIAN OFFICIAL SHOT.
Police COmmiSSAry At Moscow IL Wounded
In the Chest.

SpteidI Cdbk DfIpdich % TN SUI.
ODESSA, April A.-Polioe Commissary
olschevsly was shot In the chest to-day
while passing through the street.
The man who fired the shot was arrested.
He refuses 10 give his name.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-15
CENSURE FOR A PROFESSOR.

He Had No Right 20 Ask Rock efeller for
Money, President George says.
CHICAGO. April it.-'Prof. Fox had no
authority to ask Mr. Rockefeller for money.
It surprises me that such an absurd request
should be made. An investigation will
follow, said President J, H. George Of the
Chicago Theological Seminary to-day con-
corning a telegram sent by Prof. A. n. fox
70 John d. Rockefeller.
In the message DIR. Fox, who Ia professor
OF BIBLICAL languages and literature IN the
German institute OF the seminary, requested
endowments for two professorships. Re-
ferring 10 the refusal OF the Congregational
Board Of Foreign Missions 70 accept 800, 900
tons asked
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-15
SEVRES VASE BRINGS $4,000.
Companion 10 One In the Buckingham
Palace Collection.

Special CaNt Dt5paTtH 70 TIE sun.
LONDON, April IA Sevres oviform
vase, dated 1893 and 1872 inches in height,
was sold to-day at auction for S2l 900. A
companion vase belongs TO the collection
in Buckingham Palace. The one sold to-day
was probably stolen.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-15
POLICE CHIEF OSLERIzED.
Wukesbarre Councils Refuse 20 Confirm
Appointment OF Man over 40.

W1LKFsBARRE, April 1.-The City Coun-
ellis to-day oslerized John Clifford, who
was appointed Chief Of Police by Mayor
Kirkendall. They asked Clifford how old
he was, and when he replied that he was
over 40 they returned the appointment 10
the Mayor and refused to confirm it. Cliff
ford was an athlete when young man and
has retained his strength.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-15
PAUL JONESS BODY FOUND.
Discovered in Paris Cemetery and IL re-
markedly Wen Preserved.
Special oaoIs D,,DaieA 10 TIE SUI,

Special ca6ls DsIDaieA 10 The SUI.
PARIS, April lamb assador PorteT's
hunt for the body Of Paul Jones has been
rewarded. Tho body was found in the
division Of the st. Louis Cemetery reserved
for foreign Professionals.
It Is remarkably well preserved. The
head bears q marked resemblance to the
familiar busts, portraits and medals.
The body was removed to the School Of
Medicine, where an examination will be
made. 1t will be sent to the United States
when its ultimate destination ls determined.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-15
MORE KILLED IN INDIA.
SuItAnpur and Kulu Reported Wrecked
by Earthquake.
Special Cdbls DsspateA 10 THI S

LONDON, April ia despatch 10 the
Standard from Lucknow says II is reported
that a fresh earthquake has wrecked Sui
tanpur and Kulu, oooasioning great loss Of
life
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PLEA FOR THE EX-czARINA.

Declaration That she Defends Political
Rights of the People.
Special Cable Ds5pafch 10 The SuN.
LONDON, April 1S-The Moscow CORE
spondent Of the Standard, reiterating biz
recent denial that the ex-czarina has The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-15

l1 day tour via PennsylvAnla RAilroad 70 Old
Point Comfort, Richmond and washington Apnl =,
tickets 70 Old Point Comfort 81. See uckst aGshia.
--A6S.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-15
MARY JANE HAS LITTLE LAMB.

Two. in Fact-The Erstwhile Mascot OF
Democracy No Raee Suicide.
II was reported from Esopus yesterday,
and verified in Liberty street, that Mary
Jane, the erstwhile pet lamb Of the Demoo-
racy, was not slain in December, as an
nounced, but is living, and although no
longer lamb, Is as well as could be e1-
pected after an event Of Monday last,
They are twins.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-15

VOLTA CURES RHEUMATISM.
% dAngeTous druGs 70 swallow. A. ell Drug
Itorcss-AeA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-15

. Asa n TsI gsErRE e: S:s;sa e. ~''' ne
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-19
rhrs, hur, In coln,len.

Atlanta. April IS.-Three men injur'
ed. unr pa,nluiiy. ~ the result oi col
lisiou between tWo Brook wood cars IT
g32 o'clock Monday morning nQr The
residence Of 4. G. Rhodes. In Brook
wood 81 y Tuasle. the motOrmAn
ON the incoming car. 10 In The GRADY
hospital S.ta ont leg badly spraihed
and With bruise on the hip g. A.
strick ,and the conductor Of the same
car. had his teeth knocked out. aud
George Allen received q slight cut
on The forehead. Another man re-
csNed . slight cut on the back NJ his
head The collision 10 said Ia have
been due 10 the fact that there Wss =
Misunderstanding about the schedule
u the car which goes out 10 Brook
wood early every morning to take the
employees OF the EuanO works
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-19
orss, pamso, q, Norfolk, va.

Norfolk, Va, April rs The lorna
ton OF ice throughout the vast Nor
fnlk country trucking section last
night did great damage.
Weather FuroCaster Gray made In
qulry FROM al sections In the truck
Ing belt to-day ~ 10 the damage done
by The freeze lie Was told by = num'
Der of big truckers on the wesiorn
branch or the Elizabeth river Ihat ell
vegetation uuW cut Of thr ground had
been destroyed including strawberry
blossoms. bCAns. peas aud other early
erups.
one az two growers un the Norfolk
city side at the river reported that an
examination of strawberry blossoms
showed them 10 be uuhurt and that nO
damagp had been done to other crops
40 lar as could be- told,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-19
RUSSIAN SQUADRON
IN FRENCH HARBOR
Roiestvensby Stayed Over The
Limit In Neutral Port.
RUSSIANS HAVE LITTLE SICKNESS
Authorities at ST. Petersburg Have VI.
most Confidence in Their Comman.
der In China Sea--No Naval Engage.
men Has, as Yet, Occurred.

Toxic, April 1S.-It is calculated
here that the Russian squadron al.
rived at Kamranh bay al noon April
L.. and therefore had been occupying
the port IS hours when seen al noon
April IL. The information wa, re-.
Ceived regarding the vessels Of tn,
Russian squadron being seen at KAN.
Fanh bay April II reached Toxic TO
day and was given to the public
through a brief communication from
the navy department, The news was
a surprise because it was generally
doubted that France would permit the
use OF her ports to belligerent squad.
ron engaged in offensive operations
The Japanese government is silent on
the subject OF it's intentions. but it j.,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-19
NAN PATTERSON ON
TRIAL FOR THIRD Time
Actress VIII Again Facs Jury
On Murder Chsrse.
NEW DEVELOPMENTS EXPECTED
Her First Trial WAS interrupted ~
Sickness o. One OF the Ju,ogs--The
Second Was a Mlstrisl--Great Inter.
cot Shown IN the ThIro rrlSl.

New York. April lS.--NI,h The In {
iru"I oaJeCUon 10 The -,uuig u
thr trial removed. II was ,.p. c.cd ,Eu.
Nan Patterson, the form show g,c.
would appear IN court igr tae tnird
.ime today - answer tar charge ot
k,l.ias Caesar Young, a ",altay UOok.
maker aud tuTimau.
NuGng Mas suo, To DEAN while rid
ing IA Sausom cab Win Miss Pat
lerSon ON TIE morning OF June last.
The DIST lrial Mas Interrupted 10y
he illness OF juror Nlcn II was
about half finished. and then there vas
wait OF months before the glrl again
publicly faced her aCcu,rrs. Th,s
time the jury after hearing al the evi.
dence VAS unable to agree. and she
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-19
STRIKE SITUATION IN CHICAGO.
w. Settlement In sloht-other unions
Nay Aid TeAmstsrs.

Chicago, April disappearing dit.
fcul,icS we're experienced at every
Turn today by the Wagons OF MontEom.
cry, Ward & Co. whose teamStcrs and
garment MAKE, ~ are on strike.
Al the Michigan Central freight
houses in South water street the po.
lice well escorted the Ward caravans,
but met with stubborn opposition ON
the part Of the tcamsters In sympathy
with The strikers, Thr AWKWARD
teamstcfs loaded or unloadCd their
wagons with provoking sloWness and
told the police:
We are not pieces OF machinery"
Many of the tcRmSttrs IN the street
leading TO the freight houses insisted
that they had been waiting Tor two
hours and When the police made way
for the Ward wagons to be loaded
earlier than other wagons. there waS
loud complaint from each tcamstCr
Members Of the Freight Handlers
union gave Instructions that unless
the police ceased 20 give the Ware
wagons the right to unload before the
toamstrrs Who had been waiting
ahead. a strike among the freight han
oilers would be ordered
The Cruwd at the West Side ware.
house Of Ward a Co was 80 unylcld
ing that Nh,n caravan OF the arms
reached the place the police were
forced 10 use clubs to make n passage
way &. \. Richmond. ~ Plymouth
Ind, spectator. ran towards "a
iOon when be saw the police ehNrR,
the crowd Ills hand was caught IN
a dnlr aud badly crushed,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-19
NAN PATTERSON.

was Obliged TO 20 back TO the Tombs
prison TO await The convenience q,
the court and the dlrlrlCt attorney be.
tore mAkisg another effort 10 regain
her freedom. When there seemed no
prospect OF an immediate tT.al. Miss
Patterson's counsel procured . writ Of
habeas corpus about q month ago. aud
had her taken 10 the supreme court.
where a request was made that . date
for trial be hKed 81 once or the young
woman released ON ball As resuH
Of these proceedinRs. District Aitor.
ney Jerome was ordered To place Miss
Patterson on trial before May l. 4
few days later ltsSas announced thai
Aprsl ~ bad been assigned for the H.
ginning OF the trial 4 isS days be-
fore that date. hoWeVeT, J. Morgan
Smith and his wife Miss Patterson =
sister. WhO had been sought by the
prosecution for months a. witnesses
against the young woman. we're loest
ed In Cincinnati The grand jury
indicted them on a charge ~ oOnspii
acy In connection Elth the Patterson
case and they SER arrested and held
for extradiiian Their refusal 10 cone
70 Ncs YORK voluntarily resulted In a
pos,pobemsut IN he OpsnlnE Of toe
Trial untn today. Ia The mchntima
The smiths gave up Do hight again
cxiradition and the, afe nOp in 81,
fombs Einre th-r rctau from e. o.
cinnall boWetsr. 90 rae been ssd fAst
hey may DO, b. a. - az uiHesfes a..
to- all
Il IL expected the he pgcs~rt tfiai
will develop Fons 'ssiuros thsf we're
altoE-thef lacking sbsa The cas- uas
IN the courts b'fofs hamOfs ~ uvr
vtin~ts,.t hnd pfoal I'D tsnsstions b.
both prossru' 90 Arf sac dsfsRss srIr
p.snt.ful tocst - go u fbfs pTi,'
abs Ill b, bf'e.ai oui f0r '"ns
timr. hovsfss. at r. sxpoetrc 80
ssv~rai 6Ayt a. l,r. aI b. fc4I.fso
10 ssisci = lafy
The Jr.al y As. 'sftsrsOn for OBJ
murdsf o; Csrs4f S8sg. sh.fh So
posfDohsa fgOm i4s' 9zedsy s4s 90 Ib
postposed to1ay u4eA ~ ease 81
called ih ths eoast g ErbsFHi ssHsi0r
IT, aeiAy fhis Hme. hgv~ssr s.i
psUbahiy b. oniy iaf - h0aFs. siues
tie 0aig tkiag "a I'd - Ia aaai
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-19

Jacksonville. Via. April ~ --Arg'i
meat oh demurrer 10 pleas wAs argued
10 the federal eour today Ia the caser
~ iIrna H. Matbes and John y FORBES
aEslnss John a. stetsOn. for SANDER
The amount of damage claimed To- The
four eases aggregated 81 200 O0o. stst
san, ne WsIl ku0sn hat man, ~ Phn
adeiDbIs. 70 iound'r ~ The HtstsUp
nnitrrsl't 81 DeiAhd MA. MaihTs ths
SSHah and Fyrbss members Of to-
fAriB.iJ shrh ne srah5a! arose con.
csfninE fhsm. isad.GE ~ request for
their FssiEnsrous Subs~auspiiY fOui
quits wSf~ hicd against ststs0n foi
a@gamsiiou 0f character zach suit be-
ink fof tgsuuy0
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-19
Map Showing Channel Out OF CHINA
Sea BY Whit Admiral RaJest'
VensSy May Sc Seeking.

expected that II will make immediate
representations TO France.
The response Of France Is eagerly
awaited, particularly as 10 whether
France admits the squadron was with
IN territoslsl waters when on MAZDA
Sascar. II she denies It in this In
stance 1t will give Japan an oppor'u
nifty to attack the Russian vessels win
out violating Frances neutrality.
Many people continue TO believe inc
Russian squadron will specially leave
Kamranh bay and continue Us voy
age northward.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-19
Peru o.,,ins Ready ,os war.

NsN YOfs. April ~ Asssriiohs are
made By The JouSnai Of CommsFr-
.ays = Herald dispatch from RIO a.
Jshf.fg. thai Peru Ia making Ersai mlt
rsfy preparations against BSaxli %
chile. Thf sgyyrpmTBt hss b0aghi
10000 rhss IN Aasff.s. ~ 0n0 in Gci
many aHe 'hTsr aFmofed cruisers 10
itaiJ. toe lssp.r aescisffs Il h s..a
sAid that TIE peruvian Eyyemmshr
is about 70 sa0pt compulsory niitary
service The Peruvian government a.
nlss ths ttst~mrhts
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-19

Chs. April iS.-h closing h''
Ten s,NIr, a. CJmmhsiourl
OF hcs. io The c.y oi Chicago. Dr
Arthw Reynolds. pr't"nis In hi'
ANNA port ,!gniuCsr' data showing
the decrease IN the death rate OF thu
CITY. during he ten y'~Ta from 1881
10 1884. inclusive. The yearly average
rat. Of death VAS loo. .u every l'OC''
Of p1pu.auVn Iurr- o." succeeding
t.p vca,, 'fe Ia'c decreased to l'.i
m ever, lpuU e. population ID
moan, that Their. a"i, - 0S' lever
J.,,t. aurnr the p.-, urcadc thai
there Would have "''u { %, n'"'h
rs., Ia, 90. ts.-a 3D.. "H taa' o. 'n'
.-,,e..ag Ton g'a'.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-19
supolies for Japan.

San Francisco. Ap-. 'N-IE' s.'''
shtp Msnchur,a SAILED '.. .n' h.''"
to-day ulth a cargo pi ,' "' .''- %
freight, mostly for Japan a.
SO Is mostly Of q CharAc''- ." BE- ''''
sidered eoutTaband OF az by re h''
aians. and consists Of no, on! 100
stHRS. sui heavy mSch.nefl ''- u
railroads and bridges Of NsnehufA %
visw % the possibility OF Adm.r7 ~
~ scaSky defeating Admirsi Tor pr
The Esa. some anxiety II bcihS ie'' ''
Earaing the safety Of The Msnohg'.A
Aad nhe uill car 81 midway islAne q
Teesiys i1sgrucfiora
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-19

Hsd LDsiEs. AaDt April ~ Bet
~fal huhdfed f1bhlsh mlnsr snd tara
cts of thi. yiriBity 81 ~ tbsm ~
ciai.siz. are pisRsinE IN establishment
u eolohy near Havana Cuba. In
Nhieh soelslisfir G0etrRes vii be
eafnsa ont 20 the letter AlsaAndsf
CarsSa ~ sx~nt. has Isft for clibs 90
sFE'aiais for ~ PaFchase u and and
ths other msmbsts ~ ne e0leny vili
START o. soDa 81 lhs aeai b closed
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-19

Lexington. ny. April ~ The nut
section Of central Kentucky Sas aP
parently passed b. The crisis Of the
last - hOurs In safety The leadlnG
nurserymen say that none ~ the fruit
has suffered Young tobacco plants
also are unhurt
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-19

Nashville. Tenn, April ~ -ThsFs
was . heavy frost here this morning
and al o'clock The government Their
mometeT FrElstered 81 degrees Grave
fears are felt for Oh. strp cherry crop.
Peaches ar- loo tat advanced 10 be
materially injured
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-19

ruling Of Justice Gaynor on a motion
asking that District Attorney Jerome
be- ordered to surrender the papers
CunG,Cated when j. Morgan Smith and
h!s wife were arrested AT Cincinnati
The mot,on for an adjournment untl.
tomorrow which was made by District
Attorney Cans was Strenuously OF
posed 10y counsel tor the prisoner.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-19
viii Guard Against Torpedo Attacks

viii Guard Against Torpedo Attacks
st. Petersburg. April l7.-ll:S5 a. N
The news that vessels OF the nus
sian squadron have put into Nam
rAnh bay, north OF Cape Padran. on
the east coast OF Cochin China oearS
out statements contained In these as
patches a week ago 10 the ehrc' 'na'
Admiral Rojestvensky probably NoOio
seek shelter OF that part oil Co'A'h
China coast and there Goa and max
his final preparations before 'mDArA
ing ON the final stage OF his )ou'h''
No definite Information u obtsinA'''
as 10 the length Of the squadron s'~'
at Kamranh bay or whether lhe N@'
ships have already sailed. thc admir-
atty even II Il haows being nA.'.'"'
silent on this point
"You may be sure " said The oh'''
that every precaution VII be ''"'D
against a torpedo attack IoJ''t''h'''
car be- relied upon Ca protect ~
ships."
Among TIE nsya! contingent 'h' goa
that Admiral Roj .,Ncnss' las ".'''
ed his squadron i, uo, entertained.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-19
FRUIT CROP INJURED
BY COLD WEATHER
Earlv Vegetable Are Killed By
Frost and Ice.
rRuckMsN ARE HEAVY Losers
From Different Sections Of the South
Comes Reports that the Peach Crop
and Young Garden Truck Were Bad
" Damaged by Cold Snap.

Atlanta. April ~ The cold wealth
ar experienced In this section last
night has played havoc with the fruit
and vegetable crops, The Mercury
dropped To ~ degrees above zero, and
ice Vas seen IA numerous places.
All early vegetables, where not pro.
tCctcd. Wa killed. and track grow
Ds have been heavy losers,
From reports received the peach
and apple crop IL damaged Al least u
per cent,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-19
ice and Fros, ., Rome, Ga.

Rons. Tia. April ~ A heavy fros,
and considerable ice this morning has
played havoc wltb the fruit crops and
Eardsnb In this sect0n. Farmsr aAy
Vegetables are killed sud apples aud
psacha NsrC damaged 90 per cent
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-19
n,ll,y, h.aro., kIllsd Woman.

Dttle Falls. MINI. April ls-Tbe
dead body of Ahhis Hint0p NHs found
In the woods about 4 miles from here
this morning u WAs entIrsly stripped
~ clotbing. . handkerchief wSs tiGht
~ twisted about her NECK the head
War a mass uf bTulsss and there were
evidences Of Outrage TWo negroes
were seen In The vicinity of where the
body saa found ana sraSch h heinz
made fOT them n oaagh, n IL feared
lynehink wiil follow A pOsse has
teen organized and the county l. be-
ing tcuaTsd 10 search VI them
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-19
E,.neh cru...t q charlsslen.

CHARLESTON. : g April t--Tbs
Yr.nea cruiser ry0-tss. cHbisih Mon
81. Bou 10 pit from flsVaba. III
PROBABLY fsi today for washihriot
ne cruiser pssyiossiy Sisypsd 10 80
her ssy soslh aaa ofhesss snd uss
hass ben FenswiRg so4nsistaaees
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-19
Ice In South Carolina.

GrcenVlle. \, G., Apr ia Killing
trust visited this section this morning,
iruil aud early yrHstA0les being baily
damaged Ice formed In many places.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-21
For the Good of the Schools.

We regret that resolutions were
adopted In Amelia county condemning
the creation OF State Board OF TIxamin-
crs and Inspectors for the public schools
This action was taken by the state
Board OF Education under section 1889
OF the Code and In our opinion, Is one
or the most progressive steps vel taken
IN the interest of the public school Hvs-
tenn.
Under the old system each county
superintendent examined the applicants
Tor teachers and issued certificates nc
cording 10 his own ideas of grading.
a the examination papers were not ~,
viewed by The centralized authorities
each superintendent was a law unto
himself. In some counties the surerIntcnd-
ent received 500 a Year for his services
and II Is too much to expect that in
all such cases competent examiner can
be had for that pay. Hence the creat ton
OF the State Board Of Examiners and In
spectors, whose duty Il Will be TO arrange
and supervise examinations, pass upon
Examination papers and issue certificates
The original plan has been so modified
as 10 remove, In part nj least. the a.
1ections raised in Amelia, Each division
superintendent viii conduct the examlna-
lion in his own jurisdiction and endorst
urnn the papers OF each applicant, SEN
To the State Board of Examiners and
Inspectors his recommendations. Th,
board win then examine the papers and
issue certificates accordingly. This will
practically amount to nomination by ths
superintcnden,s and confirmation By th.
board. In this way greater uniformity vii
be assured. The syste:n Is In keeping viii