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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-23
BIG STRIKE is ON
IN ST. PETERSBURG
workingmen Petition Emperor
To Help Them.
pErlTIoN ExpRsssEs DEVOTION
Strikers Have Broken Into Factories
and Printing offices and Compelled
Men to Quite work-TrOOps have
Been Called Out

St Petersburg. Jan 21,-The EN-.
ployes Of the Sangalll and Koliukin
Spinning mill ceased work today and
considerable further accesslons 60 the
ranks OF the strikers are expected In
the course of the day.
The men already In pursuance OF
the plan to enforce a general strike.
are parading the streets Of the Basil
Island district compelling workshops,
print shops and small shop keepers 70
close,
II is estimated that bands so en-.
gagged aggregate 5000 men. They
have broken into several factories and
into printing works Of the academy OF
science, forcing the employees TO join
them The management Of the print.
Ing works, which IS government
establishment, acting on the advice
OF the police. agreed to the men Civ.
ing up work so as to avoid disturb
anee
A petition TO Emperor Nicholas now
circulating at the workmen's meeting
for signatures. bitterly complains OF
the desperate condition OF the work
ers and their deprlvations OF human
rights.
The petition expresses devotion 70
the emperor. and concludes;
"Be merciful TO as Let Us live II
thou leayest us IN this position, We
prefer to dlel'
AS the day progressed tho ranks
Of the strikers were rapidly augment.
ed Delegations each 200 strong,
visited all the factories and printing
shops threatening TO compel a eessa.
ton OF work unless ihe employees vol
unfairly Joined IN the strike.
Practically an the small establish.
ments IN So. Peterburg are already
closed IN response to The demands Of
the strikers, while tho printing works
and tobacco factories arc following
suit
One OF the leader Of the strikers
visited the onlco OF a recently ostab
iishod news agency and informed tho
printers that unless they Joined The
movement the building would be
wrecked The printers. numbering
about 100. promptly quit work aud
the news agency ~ now sending out
Sc news IN siencIed sheets instead
Of printed. The troops have been
called out
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-23

Washington. Jan a. Immediately
after ne aenat6 Was called ID order
today President Pro Tem Frye ald
before L a Telegram from lhe COVER
nor of New Mexico transmitting q
memorial adopted by the lggislaiura
Of that territory protesting against
the union 81 NeE Mezico 3nd Arizona
IA ono state and urEIrR ib0 admission
Of New Mfhco a. state One %
the resolutions urged iof admission
vas the fact thaf Nfa WegIco sup
piled more lbaa ba'f of tha members
of the roglmsgt Of Rough Hidors com
manded darlns ike Spanish war hy
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-23
COULD NOT CONTROL BRAKES,
Engineer and Firemen Killed and Sew
eral Others Wounded.

g ~ kAlNeNA NNNhNh~Nf
Charleston, w. Va. Jan. 2i,-In a
wreck on the Powelton and Pocahon.
tas railroad two men were killed and
another fatally injured. The dead;
James Keesey engineer body
crushed beneath engine
Harry Jones Areman, crushed &c
death beneath the engine
The injured:
Unknown boy. aged IA, both legs
broken and internal injuries; will die.
The Victims OF the wreck had been
engaged In dropping coal cars from
Powelton. 10 Mount Carbon, a distance
Of s miles
A steep grade extends along this
route, and when the work had been
nearly completed. the engine started
down the stsep grade at break.necB
speed
Engineer Kelsey was unable 20 con.
troll the brakes or shut steam a
mad chase for a distance Of 3 miles
followed At a sharp curve near Mount
Carbon the engine left the rails and
plunged down a 20.foot embankmont
Both Kelsey and Jones leaped from
the cab. but were too latc and we're
pinioned beneath the engine and were
crushed 20 death.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-23
NO NEW cAslNEr YET.
Prssissns Of France Hard a. Work on
Problem.

Persistent o. France Hard ~ Work on
Problem.
Paris. Jan. 81 The eabineet crisis
Is stlIl b. progress President Loubel
today received q Number o. senator's
and deputies BAT did not give he
sllghicst Indication o. BIS intsrtons
q Hear Briis0n is called. lt wil
Be a formal courtesy. af ke is noi Hli
luE to act ouiag Co be- recent defeat
f3r ere presidency % the chamber
shouiug be liability 90 oommaud o
majority
After M Brtsoa me namea % M
Roavlcr win q usn o. revised set
icy ard M sarrieh. uih tha Cd 60.
icy. are ueuls1et
SO dtc'slen wli Be reached before
n.shb ana fte E1FerlmeEt oGriaiI
telei tla crisis may bs pr1,1aEs9 f1f
several fays
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-23
low nArEs TO ArLAnrlc pOaTa
Nov on q Favorable Basis Win the
Culf aeaheard.


New York. Jan. "a While no Of
ncial announcement has been made, q
ls understood. according 10 the Jour
nal OF Commerce hat the railroads
EAST OF chicago haye met the cu'f
In rates b. llnos TO ,he guif ports u
Il gnid tie reductions named By The
roads oast 81 chicago amounts 10 ga
cents q hundred pounds. mak'nw 30
export rate By Eay % New York IS
cents without me usual alfall differ
outlals Of 2 cents 90 Philadelphia aha
cents % Baltimore
These reductions. according 90 ne
grain shippers sho already fave made
large sales for orpofi. place fbe A.
lanue ports. and q pscaiiY Baltimore
On a fairly favorable basis in r0mDa
titiou vita the JOS tariffs named &C.
Toe guif
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-23
BURIED ALIVE BY LANDSLIDE.
seven Men Meet Instant Death In Rlu
Cave-ln,

0NNNN NNAN WNNA 'fANteNfh ANNhN w ~
Cave-ln,
Antoine, Ark, Jan, sl, Seven men
were ehuried alive under great mass
Of dirt and rock as the result OF a
caye-ln In a a deep cut miles north OF
Antoine on tho Gurdon and Fort Smith
railroad.
All the men who were Killed came
here with a large number of others
from st. Louis and nothing was known
Of them locally. The accident oc.
CURED whom one hundred and ntty
men were working IN the cut The
cut Is about 60 feet deep at that point
and the seven men who we're caught
IN the eav0in we're buried under some
20 feet OF rock and dirt
A force OF men were pat 10 work a.
once. clearing away tile dchms in
which they we're buried, but Il viii
take some time 20 clear away the
enormous amount OF rock and art that
Is piled high upon them
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-23
REED SMOOT GOES
ON WITNESS STAND
Entire Senate Committee Hears
His Testimony.
SENATOR PERFECTLY AT EASE
Declares He Has only One wife and
the Father Of six chlldren-says
He Has Taken No Oath Of Any Kind
Other Washington News.

u FNff fHNffNf
Washington. Jan, FL Senator Reed
smoot was put ON tho stand IN bis own
defense today In the investigation OF
protests against the senator retaining
his seat In the senate A minority
OF the committee on privileges and
elections has been attending the hear
ings. but when Il was announced that
Senator Smoot would testify the ab,
sentees were sent for.
No preyloua announcement had been
made. but the senator had not long
been under examination before thu
seats In the committee room wera
allied
Counsel for the defonse we're clos
eted with the senator throughout the
morning lIc was late In arriving az
the capitol, but stated that he expect
cd witnesses failed to appear and had
decided to examine the senator at onoa
IN order not 10 lose q day He can
Quoted the direct examination.
Senator smoot was az his case az
every eye IA the room was directed 10
him. The Arse questions we're a. %
tho senator's nativity llo said ia
was born Ia salt Lake city m 1868
Ills father and mother were both dead
HIS mother was a plural Wife Con-
corning his own family ho said no was
married sept a. 1854 and has but
one wife They have six children
he said at che time OF hts marraga
he dld not take the ondowmeuts bul
that Ia 1850 he had gone through he
endowment house VI tho request Of
his father. before taking a trip 70
The Sandwich Islands wlth bs father
for tho benefit Of bis fathers health
Ne said ho told hIs father go that Tina
be dld not care much about taking thu
ceremony
Senator smoot said he had been
Engaged in tho mercantile business
most Of bis iiio The only Office 90
mo church that De taa held other than
that Of apostle was counsellor % tha
70 has been proposed 10 dam Port
and be declared that no had taken nq
oaihs 0f anE character when be- ba
came counsellor nor bad ho taken any
other when he became an apostle.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-23

IscEfortHIe fla De- ID me Va
nonal Good Roads association mes
5ers Tt1ufaI anl Has aflenfsf 81 .
large aBmber of 4eiesf fom 400
paris ~ lhe r11nfry one iaoasand
fs'sgatss we're appointed sY Governor
BfoHaFs hom Florida aloae a. 81
Mana vice rrsl1set auf nauoaai o.
FnnilsF Of fha Gogf Roads assgela
ngs. presided
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-23


Washlngtoa. Jan 20 TIE seaais
committee on interstate commerce to
day heard al argument by % Hub
sou B8rr, of he Florida railroad con.
m.aBl0a. saO o. q member ofa commit
Zee appointed b7 ths NatlonaI Aasoeia
tloa % nalaay C0miss.oosrs appoint
"a 90 ihs lalt meeting or lhe aasoc't'
Sion teid az mfm.asaam AVA i'
present 50 corgfs.a tas a@t.s'.'Y % Hp
iscfosse ~ ~ p9tr.s 0i ibe inter
state commerce roum4si9n 70 AZ %
antborls u toar fstas De- ald Tiers
uas capitalized public teaf.ment
Which rsDfaeHa a5oa. p, pff cent -
tks people De- ilgP0r ~ che proposed
legislation
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-23

Shanghai. Jan 21.-General stoes.
sells and a large number o. the paroled
officers and others have arrived here
Jan on board the French steamer
Australian which left Shanghai today
Tor MarslelleB The Russians highly
praise the Japanese for their brav
cry, fairness and chlyalry q, The sur
render Of Port Arthur which was due
mainly to the lmposs.blity Of resisting
the japanese liinch shells after the
capture Of 200 Meter Hul Besides
Il Sc stated the Russian supplies were
entirely exhausted
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-23
In the Houss

Washington Ban 81 Soon aftof
convenIng lDspy tbe house agreed "a
a change Ia mo hour for holding tha
ingalls, statue ceremonies tomorrow
from 3 o'clock 10 $40 o'clock Couald
Grafton Of tbe army appropriation blil
vas ihen resumed
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-23
DECLARES CHINA IS
PERFECTLY NEUTRAL
Russia VIII Try to Get Even
For Loss of Fortress.
MANY SICK AT PORT ARTHUR

British ship Captured by Japanese Is
Condemned as Naval Prize-Vessel
Was Bound for VIadivostok Loaded
with Coal.
Pekin, Jan PA high Official OF
the Chinese foreign office said in an
interview today that the neutrality
Of China was assured now as hithcr.
to. Every precaution had been TAX.
en-, the official declared, and he could
only suppose that the present Russian
complaints were intended to consti.
tute a pretext for further demands
as compensation for the loss Of Port
Arthur.
The official emphatleally denied that
there was any connection between
Chinese neutrality and anti.forelgn
feeling, instancing the prompt sup.
preston Of the disturbance at Shang'
hal in connection with the delay IN
bringing to trial the Russian sailors
who killed a Chinaman there as the re-
suit OF a dispute about the hire CT a
jlrsiksha.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-23

Nagasakl. Jan THE British
steamer Leathlngton has been con.
demned BY the naval prize court At
sasebo. The Leathlngton was cap.
tured on Jan - IN the shuslma
straits by japanese torpedo boat de.
stroper No. ~ She bad q cargo OF
coal on board and was bound. Il was
said, for Vladiyostok. She was talk.
en- TO SasebO.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-23

Toxic, Jan. 21.-It is stated that
there are 1856 sick and wounded
Russian prisoners at Port Arthur OF
these, 1861 are connected with the
navy
Business men Of this city celebrated
the capture Of Port Arthur today A
few speeches were made by Premier
Katsu, Vice Admiral Togo ana the
ministers of war and the navy, An
aide-de-camp Of the emperor lsf, tho
shimbashi station, taking wien HIN
nine carloads Of imperial gifts for the
oficers and men OF the armies in the
field.
Jan. IL on board the French steamer
Arthur harbor at the entrance and
pump ont the water preparatory to
saving the Russian war vessels. Dis.
GUESSING the matter, a naval officer
today said that under ordinary circum'
stances such great work would be
Improbable, but In view Of the mum.
Der Of ships possibly salyable and the
shallowness and smallness OF the har.
Dor, Il was the most economical meth.
Cd.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-07-03
MANCHESTER.

George orvis OF New York Is In
town.
Mrs Otto T.. Bennett and daughters
arrived Thursday.
Mrs and Miss Strong OF BCooksids
we're In Troy recently.
Mr. and Mrs VIM +. orvis returned
from Troy Wednesday.
A fine dag pole has been placed near
the soldiers monument
Miss Edna Orvis who has gradua ted
from Wellesley college has returned.
The Misses Isham are at the Equinox
at present but will sail for Europe this
week.
Mrs X. j. Orvis entertained her sis
ter Mrs Noble and family of Philadel
phia last week.
a large force is at work on the Mum
ed by Charles lsham and soon will be
in fine shape.
Lloyd Stone a former student oil
Burr and Burton seminary is working
in East Dorset.
Mrs Shirley o. Williams Of Balti'
more, Md, is spending the summer
with her mother Mrs G.. Bell.
DIR and Mrs Stewart Cassard of Bal
timore who have been visiting Mrs
Herbert Cassard have returned.
ID. X. Simonds was in Middlebury
the latter part of last week where he
attended college commencement.
Miss kellogg and Mrs b. |. Howe
and family have vacated the kellogg
house and gone TO Benson TO live.
Mrs +. c. Orvis and daughter who
attended the commencement exercises
at Wellesley college where Miss Edna
graduated have returned.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-07-03

Resolved, That u those brave men
who signcd the Declaration Of Indie.
pindcnec could SEQ this country nov,
would they be glad or Sorry I'm
glad. The future Is easy 10 read. Fu.
uuro Is only the result Of the present
lfyou burn your house down today
you'll be homeless tomorrow. Take
care OF yourself today, you'll be we'll
tomorrow BE good today, you'll be-
happy tomorrow. You look out for
the present, the future will look out
for YOU. There isn't any future and
the pas, Is dead. Preseit Is all. So
for goodness sake LET ~ take care how
We use IL and have foresight instead Of
hindslght Buster Brown.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-07-03
BENNINGTON BRIEFS.
News Of the Tewn aud village Briefly
Told for Bnsy Headers.

Told Dor nnsy Headers.
Roy Brant has gone H. Troy.
Robert Holt Is camping at Lake
Hancock.
Coopers mill is closcdItoday and to-
morrow.
Earl Smith went TO Schaghticoke
Saturday.
Bobert Healy and Joseph Daley we're
at Lake Hancock Sunday.
George Morse has gone TO Albany
10 spend the fourth OF July.
This is the regular evening for the
meeting OF the village trustees.
The walbridge family go into camp
at Camp L'Oafmore Thursday.
Geo. Huling OF Chicago Is spending
few days with T.. B. Huling here.
Mr. and Mrs Albert W. varney are
expected home the last OF this week.
Miss Lizzie Coyle returned home
from Schenectady Saturday evening.
First class music will be rendered at
Battlefield Park tomorrow afternoon.
Miss blanche Buxton OF Springfield
Is visiting her cousin Miss Olive Pope.
Geo. Martin is spending some time
with his grandmother Mrs. l.. ID. Ham
lin.
Mrs Mary Higgins OF Lansingburg
is visiting her sister on Grand View
street
Edward Burgess left Saturday for
Cambridge where he will spend the
fourth.
Wilbur Smith has gone to New
Haven TO spend month with his uncle,
Henry Pratt.
Miss Agnes McCabe, returns to day
from Milford. Mass where she has been
to attend the marriage Of brother.
Miss Julia White and her friend
Miss Scragg of New York City are
visiting her brother, James White.
Mr. and Mrs Chas Dedricks have re.
turned 10 Arlington after being the
guests OF Mr. and Mrs Lyman Papers.
The round trip tickets to Battlefield
Park this season will be 25 cents.
They may be obtained at |. T.. Glib
| son S store.
Miss Minnie Burghardt of Dedham,
Mass, is visiting her friend Miss
Florence Walbridge.
Miss Eleanor Dewey is no better to-
day. \ doctor from Troy is expected
here this afternoon.
The Baptist CE will hold a picnic
| at Furness grove tomorrow. Tnose
desiring to go should meet at the Bap-
| fist church at 9:l5 a. m. tomorrow.
Miss Laura Harwood and Sherley
Northrup of Hoosick Falls were marri-
ed Saturday. They have gone to Hoo
sick Falls where they will reside.
"Spinster Cabin" Woodford is to
be the scene OF great Fourth of July
Celebration" The members of the
FSC club and FBC club are very pat
riotic. Vt - e~s
Thursday evening will be the open
ing of Battlefield Park. Free dancing
may be enjoyed at the Pavilion under
the management OF M. @. Hughes from
s to IL 80.
Hurrah for the Glorious 4th and
Hurray for the good shoes selling at
such low prices, at the Bennington
Shoe store bargains Monday and
Tues day in all lines.
Wor shippers at st Peters church
were delighted to hear Rev DR. d. S.
Phillips preach from the pulpit he oc.
cupied as rector for so many years.
Many were surprised to see him as they
did not know that he was in town.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-07-03
Best For Women and Children

On account of itsImild action and
pleasant taste Orino Laxitive Fruit
Syrup is especially recommended for
women and children. 1t does not
nauseate or'gripe like pills and ordin-
AIRY cathartics. Orino Laxative Fruit
Syrup aids digestion and stimulates
the liver and bowels without Irritating
them. Remember the. name ORINO
and refuse substitutes. Sold by B. A.
Quinlan.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-07-03
THE EVENING BANNER
TERMS
FRANK {. HOWE, Editor and Publisher

According 10 procedents 600 people
will be- killed or MANNED for life In the
United States tomorrow. Rather more
dangerous than being sentenced 10
death In Vermont.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-07-03

Two women werc sem stealing on
IONS from the Soldiers Home garden
Quo evening last week. Evidently
scents as we'll rs dollars arouse the
cupldiiy OF some people.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-07-03

North Bennington people are said
10 have lost several hundred dollars
betting ON Saturdays ball game.
Strange how many people continue 10
disregard the Banners advice against
betting.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-07-03
BANG!

Tom, wake up. guess the lightning
must have struck the powder mill.
Tom oh, I'm awake. It's all right,
Griswold Is selling those Ripper"
Fire crackers again, that's all. Any
OF your teeth loosey
All. That Is what you call Sky
Rocket. Went as high as a Building
& Loan Association and looked Just as
Solomon used TO appear In all his
glory. That Rocket came from Girls
wold's sure.
No, Willy, | don't object 10 your
getting killed In the automobile when
papa Is with you, but ! can't have my
darling exposed 70 the danger OF get
ting burned with matches on the Fourth
Of July.
Mamma will make Willy some pop
corn balls 10 celebrate with. What Is
that Griswold has some OF those
Safety Guns that explode paper cap
and shoot hollow rubber ball? Yes,
you may have one Of those and here Is
dollar for some Torpedoes and Paper
Balloons. That .Griswold has about
everything you can think OF for enter.
tanning old and young.
Hello, George. You look as though
you didn't stop on sweet cider last
night. Sicky
George. -Noap. But have seen
snakes, toads and butterflies all right.
Spent about four hours looking over
the Fireworks in Griswold's window
with the rest OF the crowd. He has a
bigger lot OF frenzied articles this year
than Bill Lawson would want To tackle.
II he sells them in this town you'll see
the air full of the finest pyrotechnics
ever.
Guess we'll all have to sit up the
night before the Fourth too, by the
looks of the Cracker; Cane, Horn and
Pistol display.
.GRISW
Sport . Music . Art Stationery /.
Books Magazines.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-07-03
MANCHESTER DEPOT

J.-F. McNaboe OF New York is in
town.
Il. w. Mallory who has been in Cats
Kill for the past week has returned.
Miss Florence Gray of New York is
visiting her cousin Mrs G. II. Hosley.
Miss Bessie Bassett of North Ben
nington is visiting her grandfather j.
c.. Heinel.
Mrs Addie Leggett OF Rutland is
visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs w.
H. Benedict.
VIM Stevens says that trout fishing
Is good. He recently caught fine
mess, one, of which weighed l-2 lbs.
Miss Maud Taylor and Miss Ethel
Fairbanks of Hoosick Falls are visit
ing Miss Taylor's sister, Mrs Fred
Reed.
The Manchester union band gave
the Center people serenade Wednes-
day night. The band furnishes the
music at the dedication Of the sol
diers' monument at Manchester the
4th. ~.
Miss Carrie Parker of the Century
Magazizs of New York who is on q
return trip from Portland and the Pa
ctic coast is spending a week with hei
uncle &. w. Bradley.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-07-03
FOURTH OF JULY
BARGAINS! !.

Kremette French Ice Cream
Dressing.
Imported Belfast Ginge
Ale.
Imported Delatour Ginger
Ale.
Vichy Water; Grape Juice.
All kinds of Summer drinks
and syrups.
Something new--sliced pine.
apple put up in maraschino.
We will give 10 lbs. of fine
GRADUATED Sugar for $l.00
from now until July 5.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-11

which were passed by the association
and added to the regular bylaws. are
the following
I'VE contend that the retail trade
of every town rightfully belongs to
those dealers who are equipped and
prepared to supply the wants Of the
trade at all times; thoi 'scalpers and
fall dealers (so-called) with no in
vestment in storage facilities or equip
ment for distributing coal at retail.
are not entitled to receive quotations
or to buy coal at wholesale rates, and
this class Of trade do violence and
injury to legitimate trade
eve recognize our need of assist
ance and support of the wholesale
trade in upholding the rules Of trade
for which we are contending and we
invite the cooperation Of all producers.
wholesale agents and shippers, beliey
ing that our interests are mutual and
lnseparable."