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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-13

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-13

Absolute anarchy prevails. A mes
~senger who arrived here this morning
declared that the streets Of Riga were
flowing with blood. After a meeting
che railroad men OF Riga we're moved
down BY the FIRE Of machine guns and
artillery. The railroad men OF 81. Pc
tersburg resolved that inasmuch as
the reaction il gaining force and the
government is seeking to Fetraet Wlat
was won by the "frst Dan-Russian
strike" the railroad men stand ready
% obey the signal'fOr q general strife
simultaneously vita the arrests
here NJ Dronshilny and ell the mem.
bers OF the union Of the employees OF
the posts and telegraph operators OF
Moscow. with 81. KOkhanoWsh a.
aheir head, were arrested ct MOSCOW
Interior Minister DurnOvO today 10.
sued q proclamation notifying the post
and telegraph eHlplOyes that tneir fail
are to return 70 work viii be eQuiva.
Gent 20 their discharge.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-13
RaIIroad EmpIoyea strIke.

The employees OF the Rlga-orel rail
Troai have declared a strike on account
OF tine declaration Of martial law In
IlvoOia, and have sent an appeal TO
the other roads to Join. Last night
the railroad men OfSthe Baltic lines
decided TO follow the example OF toe
Riga-Orel men.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-13
J CHALLENGE WILL Be
ACCEPTED BY STRIKERS
Indications Point That Way In
Russian Troubles.
GENERAL STRIKE TO BE ORDERED


the arrest Of Head Of WOrkmsn'S
Counell-Edltors Defy Law Forbid.
ding Discussion Of Vital Questions.
st. Petersburg. Sunday, Dec. 10
(Norning), via Bydtkuhnen, EAST
Prussia, Dec. 11.-There Is every indL
cation that the government challenge
will be accepted and that within IS
hours a general strike throughout Rus
STA viii be ordered. A terrible storm
has been raised by the arrest Of H
Krustelefi. the head of the committee
sof the workmen's council, waich was
followed during the night by the i'm
prisonment Of the workmen's council
and a number Of sOcialistio leaders,
The reaction has come" were the
words on every lip. and in the Liberal
extremist camp there was only one
opinion, namely, that It must be re-
sisted to the bitter end.
Editors to Defy Press Law.
The newspaper editors at yesterday
evenings meeting decided SAs the
temporary press law torbit&iRN the
discussion OF vital questions affecting
= the welfare Of the nation violated the
principles OF freedom Of speech and
= Of me press guaranteed by the i'm
perial manifesto and that 1t must be
,dehed.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-15

cas- were last night at the meeting Of
the Humane society appointed a COM
mittee TO confer with the county super
intendent Of schools in regard to hav-
ing a clause inserted in the course Of
study which would make 1t obligatory
that a certain amount Of humane work
be taught in public schools. as is done
in all the eastern states. The Los An
seles Humane society Is endeavoring to
have this done in this county.
DR.. Reynolds ana Robert Ralston
were appointed committee to look
into the matter Of having gas connected
with the pound for the purpose Of dis
posing Of dogs in painless and hui
name manner.
Coronado Tent City leads them all.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-15
NEARLY LOSES HER
LIFE BY DROWNING
YOUNG WOMAN AT LONG BEACH
FALLS UNCONSCIOUS
Miss Ida Church Is Seized With Faint
Ing Fit While Wading In Ocean.
Local commandery of Knight
TempIars lnstalIs Officers
Special to The Herald.

Special 10 lie Herald.
LONG BEACH, June 14.-The ocean
came near claiming a victim in the per-
son of Miss Ida Church, a young wo-
man of about 20, who lives with her
sister Mrs. Lutz. on Seventh place.
Alamitos. Miss Church went wading
in the ocean about IL o'clock. She did
not go out very far. ami the water was
scarcely up to her knees. when she
was suddenly seen to throw up her
hands and fall headlong into che wa
ter. She was observed by some car
penters, who were building a stairway
up the ocean bluff. ard they hurried to
her aid They founl her unconscious
and nearly drowned The young wo-
man was rolled on a barrel and Drs.
I. C. Donnell and K. M. Dodsworth OF
Long Beach summoned by telephone.
The physicians male the run of about
a mile In less than l minute In DIR. Dom
nell's automobile.l Miss Church was
soon resuscitated, but did not regain
consciousness until late this afternoon.
She says she wal seized with a faint
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-15
SANTA MONICA REPORTS
MUCH BUILDING ACTIVITY
Large Delegation Expected at Annual
Epworth League Convention
to Be Held Next Week

to Be Held Next Week
Special to The Herald.
SANTA MONICA, June 14-Building
contractors report increased activity
and all the work they can handle.
Scores of cottages are now in course
of erection and countless contracts
have been placed weeks in advance of
preliminary work.
About 1875 delegates will be present
at the annual Epworth League con-
vention which convenes here on Thurs
day and Friday of next week. Hereto.
fore the assembly has favored Long
Beach and the local leaguers are spar
ing nothing to make this occasion one
of extraordinary interest.
Paul c. Whitney of the United
States Coast and Geodetic survey IS
endeavoring to place a government tide
gauge In this vicinity and favors the
Hollister avenue pleasure pier as To-
cation. He will make extensive inves-
legations before making definite ar
rangements. Mr.. Whitney is stopping
at the Arcadia.
The "Quiet Dozen" were entertained
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-15
SAN PEDRO GRAMMAR
SCHOOLS PACK HOUSE
Graduating Exercises Draw Large
Crowd and Report Shows Large
List of Successful Candidates


List of Successful Candidates
Special to The Herald.
SAN PEDRO, June H-An interest
ing program of vocal and instrumental
music and recitations was carried out
this evening by the class of 1905 of the
San Pedro grammar schools at their
commencement exercises at the opera
house. The interior of the hall was
beautifully decorated and was over
flowing with the assemblage of parents
and friends of the pupils. H. F. Pin
NELL the principal, delivered a few re-
marks, in which he expressed his sat
isfaction with the great progress made
along educational lines, and was graf
flied to inform those present that the
percentage of graduations was in ex-
cess of any previous year. The result
showed that SO out of 80 had gained di-
plomas. President of class. James Dod-
son. also spoke and Charles Cassatt
Davis of the board of education of Los
Angeles was eloquent in an address on
education.
The Foresters of America held a So
cial last evening in Mahar's hall. Mu-
sic WAS furnished by the Killarney
Brothers.
Mrs. DR.. Weldon and Mrs C. A. Luz
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-15
RA|s|N CROP IS
REPORTED GOOD
QUALITY BETTER THAN FOR
MANY YEARS
BUT YIELD SOMEWHAT LIGHT
San Diego Growers Considering Pro-
ject to Consolidate Packing
Houses and Bring Them Under
One Management
BUT YIELD SOMEWHAT LIGHT
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
SAN DIEGO, June 14.-R. c. Allen
left yesterday to attend a meeting of
the raisin growers of the state as a
representative of San Diego county.
Before leaving Mr.. Allen said that he
believed the. raisin crop this year,
while perhaps not so large as had been
expected, would exceed in quality that
o. any other year for some time. Re-
garding the new company, he said
that the matter of consolidating the
separate cooperative packing houses
and bringing them under it's control
was now being considered.
Flag day was generally observed to-
day, but the school celebrations were
missed as the vacation had already
arrived. G. A. R. posts and the Wom-
ems Relief corps held special services
at their lodge rooms.
Isaac Newton Campbell, the col
ored man who is now serving a life
sentence for the murder of his wife,
is made defendant in an action brought
to recover 500 for legal services.
The next excursion of the chamber
of commerce will probably be to I'm
perial, about the oath of the month. A
special train will be provided and the
trip will take four days.
To replace the ship which went down
two weeks ago in the straits of Dover,
the Spreckels Bros. Commercial COM
no ttct n,-t t.fo for !, IN
British ship Eudora, and she Is now
loading with cement, pig iron and mis-
cellaneous freight for this port.
At midnight yesterday a cottage at
the corner of Front and B streets was
destroyed by fire, starting from the
overheating of an incubator. Two
women and three children escaped in
their night robes, but were sheltered
by neighbors
Roscoe Howard who has been the
for w. P. Fuller & Co. here
for several years, has been elected
manager of the Home Telephone COM
pany. which is just now completing it's
exchange In this city. His place with
w. P. Fuller & Co. will be taken by
C. w. Jackson.
An enthusiastic meeting of the vet
Grams of the Spanish war;. including the
insurrection, was held last
night, and Camp Funston was organ
lied with "a charter membership of
forty-six. The members represent
every branch of the military and ma
val service and some of them served
the whole war. The trustees
were instructed to look up a suitable
place for the camp, and the
adjutant was directed to forward the
application for charter and call an
other meeting when it arrives.
Coronado Tent City for comfort.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-15
WHIST ASSOCIATION
MEETS IN RIVERSIDE
Warden to BE Appointed Charged Wit
Duty Of Planting and Caring
for Trees

for Trees
Special to The Herald.
RIVERSIDE, June 14.-The Southern
California Whist association Is hold
Ing its semi-annual tournament in the
city, play having been started this af-
ternoon at. the Rubidoux club rooms
About thirty members Of the associa-
tion are in attendance and others are
expected tonight.
Compass play under the Mitchell
system opened the tourney at 2:S0.
Tomorrow team play will take place
and representatives Of several Southern
California cities will take part in the
tourney. On Friday afternoon and
evening pair match for the Southern
California trophy will be played.
City Attorney Purington has been in
structed by the city trustees to pre-
pare an ordinance creating the Office
Of tree warden, who will supervise the
planting and care of street trees.
Riverside will be visited by the mem
bers Of the National Editorial associa-
ton on Saturday. The special train
bearing the members of the association
will arrive at II a. M, and will remain
for two hours.
Stone Brothers Of Riverside are at
work on the stone from Riverside coun-
ty for, the Sioat monument to be erec-
ted at Monterey. 1t will be constructed
from West Riverside marble of a beau
tiful blue tint.
The annual banquet of the Bible
classes of the Riverside Y. M. G. A.
took place last night Judge Wilbur
of Los Angeles was the principal
speaker. his subject being Success"
Coronado Tent City band tonight.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-15
Pasadena News Notes

The Progressive league of South Pas
adena has voted to press the pending
suit against the water company with a
view of ultimately assuming municipal
ownership.
The Humane society scored another
victory today when w. ]. Moffett, fore
man of Ranish & Marsh's construction
camp, was found guilty of cruelty to
animals. Justice Klamroth, before
whom the case was tried, will pass SEN
tence on Friday.
Miss Linnie Hester was married this
evening to Mr.. James Cairnes at the
home of the BRIDES uncle, 244 Elevado
drive. The ceremony was performed by
an uncle of the bride, Rev. oliver
Klehm was, the bridesmaid and Ossian
Terry was best man. The young couple
will reside at 279 North Vernon street.
Miss Kathryn Salter will be married
to Emory S. Upton at the home of Mr.
and Mrs Jacob Salter at noon on We'd
nesday, June 21.
When the case, of w. A. White was
Cdileu III JUSTICE COnSQOnS court this
morning the court announced fine Of
$40 for cruelty totanimals. warrant
had also been issued for j. w. Ritz
man, the employer of White, but upon
his promise to replace the wornout
horses with better stock his case was
dismissed.
Mrs. Margaret B. Fowler, president
of the Young Women's league, was
happily surprised last evening upon
being presented with a handsome pic
ture of her summer home at Santa
Monica. The presentation speech was
made by Mrs. Ellen B. Farr and It
was accepted as an offering upon the
eve of the departure of Mrs. Fowler for
the northern part of the state to re-
main for some time. The league now
numbers seventy-three members.
Mrs. w. e. Grattan, who has been i'll
at the Hotel Green for some time, has
recovered and in company with Mr.
Grattan left this morning for Berke-
ley and other northern points. After
visit there they will go east to spend
the summer, returning to Pasadena in
the fall.
Coronado Tent City band at Eastlake
park, p. NJ tonight; Westlake park,
Friday night.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-15
Gas WAR STILL
RACES MERRILY.
SAN BERNARDIN0 WILL GET
FURTHER REDUCTION
HOME COMPANY TO MEET CUT
Well Known Mining Asssyer Falls
over Balustrsde Of stairway In
Southern Hotel and Is Ins
stantIy Killed
sneclal To- rhe IIerald

Special to The Herald
SAN BERNARDINO, June 14.-The
cid gas company announces that the
dollar rate for gas will become eff
fectlve July 1 and that discount Of
ten per cent will be allowed for prompt
payment, which practically gives the
city ninety cent gas. The cut will be
met by the Home company.
Dr. Lewis w. Terman Of Indiana
has accepted the offer of the board of
education to become principal Of the
high school at a salary of $1,000. He
is now taking a post graduate course
at Clark university In New England,
and will come here to assume his work
IN the early fall.
Joseph Craig last night fell over the
balustrade of the stairway in the
Southern hotel. His neck was broken
by the fall and he died instantly. He
was 43 years of age and for number
Of years was an assayer in the mining
districts in this part of the state,
Last winter he was accused of eloping
with his, brothers. wife, but finally re-
turned here, leaving her in Michigan.
The West Ontario Citrus association
has commenced suit against Fred
George, rancher of that district, to
compel him to deliver his oranges to
the association according to contract.
The 1000 shop employees of the Santa
Fe in this city, with their families,
will hold an annual picnic this sum-
iner, the date having been fixed for
July 10. The place will probably be
Redondo. 1t has been two years Since
the last picnic was held it being
omitted last year because of the strike
troubles. 1t will require two or three
being expected that there WIFI be from
2G00 to 5000 taking in the trip. Commit
tees have been named from the shop
employees to take charge of the af-
fair.
Fred Ehrman, a machinst, was SER
iously injured by the weight of loco
motive boiler in the Santa Fe shops
falling on his hand. All four fingers
were smashed
Two divorce suits have been filed in
the local courts by Santa Fe employees.
Addie C. Gibson asks for divorce from
Frank C. Gibson on the ground of
cruelty and reflections on her charac-
ter. This couple was married sixteen
years ago in Albuquerque. Edward
w. Monkhouse, a Santa Fe clerk, also
asks for divorce from his wife, Anna
NJ Monkhouse
The baseball fans have organized to
establish a baseball park here j. H.
Lightfoot being president and A. b.
Crane secretary. A grand stand and
beachers will be built.
Bishop T. j. Conaty of Los Angeles
last night delivered the principal ad-
dress at st. GATHERINGS school COM
mencement.
The man killed by train on the
Southern Pacific track near Cotton
Tuesday morning has been identified as
j. H. Knight, representative of a Los
Angeles firm handling the Oliver type
writer, with offices in the Wilcox build
ing. Knight was a stranger in Los An
geles, his visit to this vicinity being his
first trip out for his firm. His death
still remains mystery.
Coronado Tent City band at Eastlake
park, p. m. tonight; Westlake park
Friday night
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-15
PASADENA BOY
ACTS THE HERO
RUNAWAY HORSE STOPPED BY
ELMER AULL
PROGRAM FOR THE FOURTH
As Result Of Strong Protest, COM
rnIttee May Decide to Omit
the Proposed Sham Battle.
Local Notes
PROGRAM FOR THE FOURTH
Pasadena Agency,
ia East Colorado Street.


PASADENA, June H.-Elmer Aull,
a 13-year-old schoolboy, pluckily
stopped a runaway horse on North
Raymond avenue today. The animal
was hitched to q grocer's wagon and
became frightened at a barking dog
near Penn street. The driver had gone
into house and the animal tore down
Raymond at a lively pace. A number
of schoolboys at the Washington school
on Dakota street saw the runaway ap-
preaching, and young Aull made a
jump which landed him into the rear
end of the wagon. He soon got hold
of the reins and brought the horse to
standstill The act was courageous
one for a mere youth.
May Change the Program
The committee in charge of the
Fourth of July celebration is still at
ried out. SO strong has been the pro-
test against a proposed sham battle
that the executive committee decided
to discuss the matter. 1t is probable
that the result of the conference will
be change In the original outline of
the days features although no def
mite action has yet been taken. The
committee is anxious that some attrac-
tive feature be adopted so as to at
tract large crowds from neighboring
towns, and as the time is becoming
short for proper advertising. the per-
picking question Of sham battle will
be settled one way or another within
the next few days.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-15

ing nt while wading and did not re-
member anything more. Miss Church
and the Lutz family came here recent
ly from Pasadena.
Harry Chapman Of Alamitos was ar
rested today on a charge Of shooting
carrier pigeons belonging to Mr.. Simp-
son of Signal hill Mr.. Simpson says
the boy stopped in front Of the simp-
son house and deliberately shot two
pigeons which were summing themselves
in the front yard. When Mr.. Simpson
went to the boys house to inquire
about It, he was told that the pigeons
we're being cooked. Young Chapman
will be arraigned before Justice Of the
Peace Brayton tomorrow.
The officers Of the local commandery
of Knights Templar were Installed last
night as follows Eminent command
er, A. G. Malone; generalissimo. DR.. T.
c. Donnell captain general, DR.. l.. A.
Rockwell; excellent prelate, George C.
Flint; senior warden, Prof. j. J. Nor
gan; Junior warden, F. A. Grove; treas
urer, c. l.. Heartwell; recorder, Evan
Mosher; standard bearer, S. Grant
stannard; sword bearer, Jesse Dris-
kill; warden, Samuel Heller; captain
of the guard, Prof H. H. McCutcheon;
second guard II. S. Callahan; first
guard, Charles Malcolm. The Installing
officers were from Los Angeles COM
mandery No, 9. Past Commander John
A. Kingsley acted as grand command
er, Generalissimo J. F. Hughes as grand
marshal and Prelate C. L. Logan as
grand prelate.
Coronado Tent City band for music
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-15
SANTA ANA NEWS ITEMS
AND PERSONAL MENTION
Neone Belsel and Marie Roberts Are
Observation-Disclosures at
Episcopal Church


Special to The Herald.
SANTA ANA, June 14.-Neonel Beis-
ell and Marie Roberts. both of this city.
were married at o'clock this after
noon at the home Of the bride by Rev.
j. II. Garnett Of the Baptist church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beisel will make their
home on First street after the wedding
trip to Mount Lowe and Catalina
island.
The ladies OF the Episcopal church
gave a musical last night at the home
OF Mrs. j. s. Rice in Tustin. Madame
Modjeska was among the number who
appeared on the program.
c. H. Keyes,. clerk OF Los Angeles
county. was here today on a visit with
county officials.
The daughter Of w. Walker sus-
tanned severe fall yesterday evening
and broke her forearm.
Coronado band at Eastlake tonight.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-15

this evening at the residence Of Col
H. NJ. Wager. Whist was the feature
Of the evening and prizes were award
ed to Mrs. Standard and Mr.. Ainsley.
Eastlake park concert tonight, s D. m.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-15
Louis XVI
Drawing Room

The walls are covered
with rose silk panels. The
styling is silk rep, the
mouldings are old ivory
and gold. The ceiling is
entirely hand moulded
plastic work. Cut drapery
at the window. On the
east wall is a tapestry
painting 6xs feet, the
work of e. A. Clavell, en-
titled Royalty in the
Studio of Watteau."
The Rich Hill tribune., 1905-09-21
worlds Greatest Battles.

The battle between the Rus
sian and Japanese at Lao Yang
must be recorded as the great
est in the worlds history in point
of numbers engaged, says the
the New York Commercial
More than 10000 engaged ON
either side. 4 comparison with
other great battles Of the world
Is interesting in this connection;
In the battle Of Marathon on
September p or -, B. c., li,O0O
Greeks defeated i1o.oo0Persians
The total losses in killed and
wounded were 6, 100.
At Hastings, October Il. l066,
the Normans defeated the En-
glish. There seems 20 be no re
cord Of the numbers engaged,
bat the total losses in killed and
wounded are placed az $4,000.
AZ Waterloo, june II, 1918, the
English and Prussians defeated
the French. There were 7i,9l9
French, 67.06l English and 30,
.W0 prussians engaged The 20.
tal losses were 57,0m.
Al Borodio, September Z. 1912
10000 French defeated 10000
Russians. Total losses were 81,
l000.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1905-09-21
FROM BELLAMY.

We are beginning 20 find ont
how much tribute we have paid
to the elements this season. In
the first place our seed crop was
not more than half what II ought
to have been on account Of the.
cold weather in April and May.
Then the wind and rain storms
in July beat out at least the half
Of what we had so that we have
to be content with about one
fourth of crop Of seed.
Then our corn crop viii be cur
tailed about % per cent on ac-
count Of the high winds and rain
The bees have made no surplus
honey since early IN the season,
when they stored MP considera-
bic honey dew, but as that makes
very poor quality OF honey for
man or bees the crop thus far is
failure. We viii double up our
colonies by setting one hive on
top of another, and by thus unit.
ing their forces they may be able
10 store enough pollen and honey
To winter on. II not there will
only be one half the number Of
colonies to feed.
II is an III wind that blows no
body good at all, as a result Of
the wet season our meadows are
solid mat of the finest Of grass
for fall pasture. If any of your
readers have 80 or 100 head Of
cattle TO be pastured, We have
the pasture-200 acres. and so
far only about 10 head of stock to
eat it.
We have the finest patch OF
sweet potato vines one could wish
But il is all vines about waist
high and so thick one can scarce
1 " get through them. AS Harvey
Thompson has a patch of nice
ones near Us, and they are at Ne
vada now, we visit their premis-
es when we want mess Of sweet
'taters. But don't tell Harvey.
CuABLEs l. A. Bmn.l
The Rich Hill tribune., 1905-09-21

AT Bull Run. july u, $1,000
Confederates d efeated 2s.ooo
Federals. The total losses we're
4.7o4.
At Bull Run, August - and 80
1S69, lT,0o0 Confederates defeat.
ed $4,000 Fcderals. Total losses.
%, 400.
At Fredericksburg December
ia. lS62, SO.Ooo Confcd srates ne.
pulsed 10000 Fedcwls Total
losses, ls.o30
Al Gettysburg, July I aud .
lS63, with between 10000 and 80
Oo0 on each side, the Federals de
fea,ed the Confederates. rotaI
losses. 5i.s07.
Al Grayclottc. August is, ls7'
2OAO0l Germans defeated i9oi
Oo0 French. The toiol losses
s8,659