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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-15
Credit1nan Guards
World of Business

{" OW to encourage one man to go
into legitimate debt and at the
same time prevent another man
HI from framing promise to nav In
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-15
Statesmen Who 3d.
Buyers Never Win

~ O you know I often feel sorry
6kEA for some Of the Jays to whom
have sold big bill Of goods.
~ occasionally load q man up
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
~ sssAl. SER NuTS.


>ab.na H.i:. q ,siTs. 23.I Ab!sn ,yphoi!
Mary 'iyn-. -. ;-fi Division ph'hisis
i''frE- W. Ford. -. - Pin. at.ress
'h-;-r IE.fl-s-. 4. 2is Carroll. ci-rtlu-t.
I'T-i f'"S.". -. - =: I.1rIls. ~, r..hit.A
caroline al sr;f"F. = Sry :. ..-,nd. drops.
''s:';aa hia"r- -. --.r -'.!i-... !.ry-eifls
''.rrrui. Errraf'.t. Z. -1i- ts-o.Gx. .rnu;,
THAR fslFfr4i y. ''fg Hospital. aH..t.r:
srsra :, S.-.s.a. - Fst NrIri-Hn ....h. g..
Mamie IL n q. -: = Niar--r.rh .-tro-:.
f.--'" tfre.E~. u. -.i~ ,-!aff-. -y'I,.f :-l-r
Ni;isn : Ih"'irarS. =. Terminal II tel: cane.
',sri pifh"r. -. =. .3'r."r; 'iI--.it, yn;hi-I
fr.-!":! y RIDE E"r. >. 80 lr"s:i.r. =r!'-
H-riEN HH".mAE-n, g. = I.l.Is Mo. rtrraa..s
tls. ii bi:iTiSs. J. tssi COT i:r isu'-. fever
sarah Jcrk"rs. -. Penal" Hospital. n-rhr.'.s
Mar i..-EFI, -. Ea-' S Grand rr-tIrH..;,ia
ihv'rnr'.r Sv.si-r. *. -'sa ickzD-. .s-s-. dis
MAR =. ss,-ar.r q. -I- : Twelfth. ap,.n,a:-
'7,4-I.r Brrs--. a. ST. Johns Hospital. rn.u-
Jpll. ". Ia.t.n. :. Washington Hospital.
rfllk
's'h.-!n- Ferr1sr. =. :o.A : I.s:fr<x-u.
t-rNrsi's-
rrrrh- Hec.~~.rsya-. =. =, .n-hCny.. Has-
'i'al. t,.r4 poison.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31

WeSdssG RS"xs. ~ - SO.
Finest quality. sole! IS l.. geld a,
MEEMoD. JA'cAED & KINGS.
''atai"cl- FREE, broadway. Cor. Locust
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
.25h POUNDS FOR S1.OQ.

Best Eastern xranala:ed SUGAR Ieodo The city:
>" does J" pounds combination coffee. -: reg
1iar Price. = cents pound. thres pounds vesy
ane<s M.'cka and Java. 81: ns1: qyaAe ocsd By
many for the hest three pouk6S . cents:
everything IN teas. spices. ETC. es equally IoW
cousins Tea 80. sixth ard Nsrket. opposise
Grand Opera house. phones. KinI0eh b l1sS:
Hell. Main 80
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
TWEATRNA as.
- IOS-Is rALrrrW IIc.ST

Fr LOsIs CALCIUM LIG.Hr 60
Ony0p- end hyt.lGea SIS fu.ossse1 fo1 snnpn.
sseEsn sof r.o..s9 picture msch:,es: sesssrTs.-
SSor1 iii -srss ~ The VOID eos,.tc ,,.frioaa
ls:.ss iiiessrs'sa s.ses aoc serp~as1bs oS s0.vs
easee sa.ces: Wcsi3.s Fair ss1d>o -yas~ from
osr ssa negatives: Sos 0se a. rent. aisp CAL
essa ixs:- oiih es,oTs fyrnisAa1 for ,h>aas1eot
Sxf0ssa.nfse.ts- Waoy0eessseo. Sfeao oailaL annoy
soto Asr.s. taSSAus ao4 'ssiag p1ofufoa sA01o0
uaet6RireO! eAuseA ssUeiv0k XmD -
~ 0O11snDR ~ n q
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
POSITIONS FILLED.

Lar wseh the following firms ca;isa a. sAe
Gnushwe-;srr Business CSi-e- so olive s,
s;as'r:-g 80. -: E-r@iasy: Rrai:sy q
4uine,'. Real Es,a.e -. =. 'hes,nut: R..k
Estate 90. SO Chestnut. Wabash ere;eh: 80
Gee. seventh and Cn.s;nI: Ta,s ..ho0i ..e-
ana :nas's speciality % ssss:!ne i:- s-aiua.es
TO eo,s. Positions I'xy ara r'gns schip,
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES
AND DEATHS.


!. j. ana :sr * : 1s:s::. S:.. e: e rs,,: ;s.s:
and .sa s 8 R:sasy: Rs.sy e e, fs..as s:s;s
:. = and md 4. & foss:r. : ss - 5..s sfs%sS. EsssSs,.
Z and :as z xi.ies Hs',:' i.s: r ssa:ra sa:s
y. and 2 Msier sss Red had
J. .na AMI 4 4 S..rs.n.. &:,S.s is's sS Essi. snsT
p and q Korroii. ziS ". Stein.
J asd z; Finger. ne 3. Nin'h.
y .as ana sss.: ss,-: :i "a sh:e.sss ssssss.
W and n. wiik.ns. So Iscied~.
ard L. Res~rtach. ssi5 Water
r. and y. s,-inack. 2is E. Fri;nIl
4 and J.. Williams .siI MinLescfs.
9. and z Webb. ssis I..nzy.vAnis;
=: and ~ Schre'Tps. -. 8. Twelfth
:: an: e i.er.nz. is!i M.!ill.c .ckroi;.
ana a = vs.Ts.s Safs,.c sys 4. s:s Er:.asss. MS
= and r. Anir.ws. :Ss7' =. Eieven,:..
). and " hirre,snn. :,s vermont,
J. an. 7. Tonaschue,x. ass S. Eleventh.
sirss.
F. ard A. Held 4ses Hur,
A. ami 4. Er,sL. -, Julia
z. ann Il Ryan. 2eas Eu1-nia.
+. ana A aas..o-e. iIs Ip;"s
sn: r Ssrra. III: y. N:r,h-
e. AZ: n Ryan sis y. Tenth.
= ar: l. I.yncn. c-rs Hi.kDry-
=. And r. Darc!i. >. Louie. H..
H. ana A. Schultz. 81. u a-r.E.
=. and T ~' f..nnie !S-i i-sIaaH- !
A and ]. '':ac.IO. s!y y. Ninth
= ard h. Coulter ~, Vermont:
J. asi Dirkn.y'- - H-beIs-
Is; and II. Io..rx. 81. Michigan.
J.. aET a.. Ta.,-r, - " S'-'t.-
y. ani NJ Steiner. l-i- Angelica
J aic II. Dalton. s'.S .iiGia,us
- and J.. n-nz'-l. -iZ chn.r-a.
a. ar: =. lawson. .-2s Icrigsl.-
4 and II f-..rs.iL 4-Z1 :. Mint
~ hfii 9. F;"har!. -. Louis. NJ
NJ and T. S"i-'E.r. i.,,S Patterson
=. sI: iiaf-r II, y. iIrDs iEay.
u. ana q, EI2.ltsrn. s.a. Ic.isI;
\ and NJ f.s'h-f.l"yrr. i.,- Ni'E.!-.i
-. sn.i u. Aa.r-uarE, IA" M"h..an.
y al: 81 Ho:-t..r. s.i7 G!rtiisafl 80 .r.-.
- h:i II. !. IT, !erirEi-h 80. Iowa tw.n-J
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31

>r"' u n"luEH>' MEETINGS.
"~~~~~~-~~-~~~~~~s~-~>
r--,a ., 49, s,s,,r. = 80 Mis.ses ,ss an i, :.
- 1-as' '..'i's.,,'5 WI b h.i. az ne on :.
= r-,u'-. "a % y .1sv. Janarry 4 I:z
.sa.ns as'.! }: "-l'. "eo, {: "a, ias e! n:
.irh efh~r t'i-."'sr - mag pfl.ec.y come be-
nlsso1nI jiZ.2.;y :. -,srsE r. / ;oYr.S!;
Ets " '..-s.. S,-r"rary
THE sraGsl H1-~tHs Pr -, .ro--.La'.--. ..
duTirs th- -ass.u= FraF- aHi rsr N, ,-sa,ac.,or
s-.t,r. 49, :. = a, - y "a" ara. =, e.,s'. -. ., ,.-
j.ar n.-'S"ssi ~-rr-' = T.a'h tire. .ni
~. - Mrri.s. 81 sss'n a.y c: ;,au.ry.
JA,'r:.oS JOHNSON. r-,,,,.n.
ns-i secretary.
srnCkHet-rERs Ns.,.ur Hs,l-- ). a-r.sy
'si,r- :. ~ -, ws.sr ~ - c.s.,. -,
.s:, WI = t"ii a, 80 .ff7- - -. 0,T-r,nv
.s.uu. fr -ts -i.v .. :, f.+.i. 81 ),
"-,gs,,s' - -, t.r : r,ruary. -. a.
.--.,sr. - .~rv~ - tAe -asl;uS ,sar AZ
] = gsIJi ~. Frs,it~-.
.r'-st- w,..sr $500
- = = - .-s " - f,-.,s. m
icy frN sr-1stu -$r--s-v 2 - ,N- s'S-f .
- =, =: ,r.-. ~ . 80, 80 20 - , r7"aS y..-
a. ursy rrsr-.ls s---- H~'--s 80 -r---i-s -
~ w..s,n., :, - ~ 4. r.,l'. r. = w..
- - rl1ta .tsE e JsrzS-g- - -oatsuiuS
F'rRE>sT rERsr>.oS. fr--.,--:-
N'; ". " = So
>"T!..; Z 500 z-.'.--. M->,'-s D. e.,
!.s nsHs" ,,.-=sS-v ~ -. - "a,
...-a~ \ - ws.s'-s.-. tysar. =, i.z,.,
N, - 80 slrg.-- . e2-1,'-- EEs-' c: r
.'.yh ,ts-- ss-.2,.- =. ~ Ez.s<r'r -. -
80 - ,.,.-- =, -; '7ss'-
: Ia. ~ ,sx
5HE a7-s,. --sas = - ,.a,s- -. :
.7.i s1r - '---.-s- ~ . Sa-H e,s-- ,zs,z-~-s
- - -, =
~ - - =. >, Ls.:sv %
: I..g,, N,f - : ~
-hn ..=s, - ,,e--E = =. .s,. .-.s.s-,.s-' .
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-. =. ssT- r.s'-s ',:s =: . = 80 -. Z. -. :.
~ 'ss,T-s .,. ~ I ,,s,,,s * L..''
g.. = tsss:rm H.r.s -~--s.-s
sr,. >Epr-orFs v~,fss = y .-.4..l
-~-st-s G: tae s:-.ksssst~rs & - CSz--, E.sH
tss - s,rscs - .--y- t.srf-, - --'',f-s
- -, : -. = =, - 80 = =. s,.-:.-, a.,
,ss'r,, set .s. es'st-s's. sys,.s - i.s.
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49,, So, !, : >.ss-v sT-s-''-, -.
~ .ar -. -: ,.s,,.s -. - :;
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
PHOTOS OF DEAD
pERsoNS EWlARoeo.
>r". ~ n"luEns. MEETINGS.

-'ri.r!E nEst.y.sS- - - sat HA-'-s. c,!a-A.
fr-i II |E..-s- Az Studio. i-It oils.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31

49, G-s~>as.s .as.- >ss-,-ai -esza e q
e.r-s-s - 80 ~>sss-r = =s-esv :z.- s'r~ s--O
=. ~~rs> ..-z-s 49, r-sgt-- ,sse. esss
srs sasA.-x S-zr-s e. .ss,s -
ssa.sry q 80 - No. RVS - Q - =
- n SEh z acTTAA< -4sssr.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
THE REPUBLIC s'WANT" ADS
VaoooSa00S00a

01oooo0o00o0A
Ss1sasssss>pD>saeDs1ss
KIND y0ung NH - he3D Win 60 q DeeD:
muet Be neAf. WillonR end ob06 = Dle1s -
osher. need appay: ssSessaces N91seo6 II m
Republic.
1ADi0 70 d. ptseevosk q heoei ye 1a.
nisa Al m.sss1s1; and pay q . ~ vssaU.
SEVERAL girls over = ysafD OlA Wlaaes .
0eantf! Eng. CO.. Nl *. eixth -. thtsa 0oos.
THREE more Sfrls thin Week - 1sago se3o-
graphing on our lino0: h1geeoe VoQaAi AUo1y
day evsatn0. Supegin9en6sGTo 0e1eA room
~. Cntoa Electric fslegTApA Co. - y. 1hiFa,
TWO women to Do kitchen Wesk q - =.
Seventh.
wANrED-0n O. befMo Janu1y Z sssB1l
ycune ladies foe S. LcUia. and - l19 0R oeW
ChicaSo Offices. eo lsasa teleG1eRA11G. - -
graph Co.. Ie: y. Third
wANTED. Ladies' 10 leen haeForsss!EG
MAntcur!ng. facial usassASe. eh3soDody - o1ee-
ssoiysi.; s t:s .se.s Eel Completes: - yssSsrs -
cI1ses Instruments. diplomas. poaltSCna CSu q
write. NOief Colleac. ill0 Pine %.
WHITE woman: city Fesessoeea ~ wese
Pine.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31

Ne sS-...s- Carter 'Ass3Ry ~aess An1 SSe;sEe:
.sJ ar: s.st; s,Os-as fS9tvsdUol inseSss-
':oc- s.sssess f>c<v>d ~ as~ tsEk. Waee -
cal :R Sg. sesp.ffzilv sEugea0Aoo GoaAbaOuA
Asef0no y. G xGoeA U1xn011AS
The Washington times., 1905-01-20
LOCAL MENTION.
Closing Out All Coal, Gas, Oil
Collides With Awning Pole.

a horse attached to a coupe owned by
John Shafer, of S23 Twenty-third Street
northwest, and driven by his son, John
Shafer. jr-, ran away on Seventh Street
between F and G Streets northwest, this
morning In front of the store at GIG
Seventh Street northwest the coupe was
dashed against an awning pole, and the
ports. The animal was slightly in
iured, and little damage was done to
the vehicle.
The Washington times., 1905-01-20
Crisis in Servian Cabinet.

It is reported that the regicide party
in Servia viii form new cabinet. Nat
Cap. Brewing Co.'S Munich Beer is
always satisfactory. Brewed OF finest
materials. Pure artesian well water used
. doZ S1.s5 Write or phone 222
The Washington times., 1905-01-20

Stumbling against the curbing at
Brightwood Avenue and Erie Street
northwest, John Duncan, an eighty
year-oid inmate of Soldiers Home,
struck his head on the sharp edge of a
stone and received a severe cut on his
forehead. Police of the Tenth precinct
station. who say the octogenarian was
under the influence of liquor at the time
of the mishap, removed him to the home
in their patrol wagon.
The Washington times., 1905-01-20

While at work in the machine shops
at the Navy Yard, Charles Appleby had
the little finger on his left hand cut OF
yesterday afternoon We went to the
Emergency Hospital. and after having
his hand dressed. went to his home, 1l6
Sixth Street southeast.
The Washington times., 1905-01-20
Fire in Essex Court.

Slight damage was occasioned in Den
mis- Barry's home. Essex Court north
west. by fire last night. An alarm was
BOUNDED from Box III, and firemen
quickly extinguished the flames. The
origin of the fire was attributed to an
upset lamp.
The Washington times., 1905-01-20
Large Lot Secondhand Carpets

Direct from the cleaners and storage
warehouses, As used brentwood chairs
new and used household goods, new AK
minister rugs, etc. Sale 10 a. m. Wilson
& Mayors, Auctioneers, 1927 and 1923 6
ST
The Washington times., 1905-01-20
wANrED-Rooms AND BOARD.

WANTED-Room for man. wife. and child.
with board for two; within three four
blocks of 9th and II SITS. Address BOX
567. this Office. 1t
MARRIED COUPLE desire board with two
OF three rooms. in Northwest not to exceed
$50 per month Address BOX sos. this Office.
inan
The Washington times., 1905-01-20
Hotel Johnson Cafes.

High-grade Oysters, Choice Game,
New York Meats and Early Vegetables
Noon Lunch, o'clock Table d'Hote
Dinner, and service a Ia carte; quick
service for the "ParsifaI'
The Washington times., 1905-01-20
Hurt by Street Car.

Thrown from Capital Traction car 222
at Thirty-frst and M Streets northwest,
Mrs. Annie Jones. was slightly injured
about the face last night. She was able
to go to her home, 1415 Thirty-second
Street northwest without assistance
The Washington times., 1905-01-20
HELP wANTED-MALE & FEMALE

" ANTED-Cooks cnanbernaids, general
houseworkers, nurses. and mattresses Apply
Immediately CENTRAL EMPLOYMENT
BUREAU, sos z st NV. 1t
WANTED - Apply information bureau
AMERICAN HOMESEEKERS. ASSOCIA-
TON Gnc.,. for work as 10th ST NV, base
ment- It
WANTED-Pupils TO learn stenography In
$50 hours, money refunded. Send for book
let. STENOGRAPHIC ACADEMY, 3i5-316
Colorado Building. Ie1-30t
The Washington times., 1905-01-20
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE AND
FEMALE.

WE SEARCH the world for technical assist
ance and competent domesties- We find the
right person for any position. See write, or
wire AMERICAN EOMESEEKERS' AS
ISOLATION inc.). 41s 10th St NV, basement.
ja10-15t
The Washington times., 1905-01-20
FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

FOR SALEITwo acres. with small four
room house and cellar. nicely situated on
Ve shinston and Rockville electric railroad:
xsa--th 81 200: Will be Soids no reasonable o..
fer refused; all cash preferred Address BOX
81 this Office ia2o-2S
The Washington times., 1905-01-20

Johnston's, 7sI 9TH st. N. W., Fest
Family Flour, $3.50 Dbl; Potatoes, CSC
b1I
The Washington times., 1905-01-20
Johnston's, 7sI 9TH ST. N. W., Cal.
Cut on Curb Stone.

Hams. NC h.; 3oc Mocha and Java Cot
fee, &c.
The Washington times., 1905-01-20
SEWING MACHINES.

SATURDAY AND MONDAY BARc;sTNS
Domestic, 81: Singer. s.; w & w Sc SD
ard Sl5. GTaphophones from s. IN Reco-si.
Tor all makes of graphophoues A FIRE hieh
grade kiTban piano at a bargain ].
ROBERTSON. 1910 1th st INV Phone North
5a2o-:t
The Washington times., 1905-01-20
TEMPTING PROPERTY BARGAINsi

An excellent store at the corner Of 9TH
~sS15 p st: snug Groom home; side
alley Special bargain 81, IS
--s0 18TH St; Groom house OF good lot
Special 10 quick buyer for..--.--------.--s1,5S 20
Ihe MiIler-Shoernake heai Estate Co.
MAfS OFFICE 1928 I'D st Phone ". u
I-tr,r ward Branch ONCE, Pa ave and ROCK
Greek Phone West 544 ja5-tf
The Washington times., 1905-01-20
WANTED DISPLAY SPACE.

wANTED-To rent space for April and
March to display model hats for the retail
trade; must be well located Address at
once. BOX 557. this Office 1t
The Washington times., 1905-01-20

John R. Kelly, Center Market, 9th st.
wing. New York Roast Beef. Corn Beef
"a specially.
The Washington times., 1905-01-20
DENTISTRY.

TEETH WITHOUT PLATES-No extracting;
40 pain: look. feel. act and last longer than
natural teeth. shrunken races maze normal;
painless iliinSs. DIR. J. L. WILSON. 1908 Z
NJ nw de27-2At
The Washington times., 1905-01-20
FOR RENT-FURNISHED AND UN-
FURNISHED ROOMS.
FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR RENT-A very desirable second floor
fiat. four rooms; bath, all modern improve
ments; Northeast. near cars; rent, SIG So
Also several fats four rooms. bath; rent
$3.50. EDWARDS g. REEVES Unc). Rooms
500 and 304. Bank Building. 18th and G cts.
jai93t
The Washington times., 1905-01-20
WANTED-BICYCLES.

" ANTED-To buy every secondhand bicycle
IN Washington 113 Pennsylvania ave. NV.
ia2o-3t
The Washington times., 1905-01-20
MISCELLANEOUS.
STORAGE.

WHY PAY MOKE2 We store for 75c a load
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO.. 41S-420-42s
10th 81, nv Phone Main 422s. ial-30t
The Washington times., 1905-01-20
FOR RENT-SUBURBAN.

FOR RENT-Nice Groom house at Conrre..
Heights Inquire C A PETERS iaIS7t
The Washington times., 1905-01-20
arc Lib. for Candy Regularly IN
Workman Loses Finger.

Made fresh daily. Geo. B. Sheetz, lott
IL F.
The Washington times., 1905-01-20
RESTAURANT.

CHINESE RESTAURANT for ladies and gem
tIenoen 1895 eth St NV. viii open January
10 jal9-7t
0T.NOND DINING ROOM. sls La ave NV.
Newly opened. for ladies and gentlemen
Meal tickets Regular meals. 15c and sc.
Mails cooked TO order: oysters specially
Ouick service; cleanliness guaranteed 1aI5-It
The Washington times., 1905-01-20
FOUND.

FREE. ID. of Fancy Cakes with oach
gallon of ice cream, TGc and soc per salion
IAcEY'S e07 New York ave ia3-H
FcITND-A good way TO collect bad debts.
Address 1901 sth St Dw- jaeo-5t
The Washington times., 1905-01-20
TABLE BOARD.

WANTED-Small refined family will take
house and board owner: privilege OF other
boardeTs- Address BOX $50, this Office. It
The Washington times., 1905-01-20
BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE-One new pool table regulation
size cali at STALL !, N street Market NV.
The Washington times., 1905-01-20
FOR lighthouses.

FOR RENT-Corner house. six rooms and
bath; suitable for bsrrcolr or grocery siaze
|Sth 122a-ot
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-16
DISTRIBUTION OF SEEDS
The Government viii Give Away Pack
ages Aporssatins 100000.

~ eNNMfN N-tNNNfNNNs
Washington, Nov. l5.--The annual
distribution OF vegetable and flower
seeds by the department Of agricul.
ture will begin on Dec. /, and before
planting time IL 10 expected the entire
amount, aggregating $4,000 packages
will be In the hands Of the people In ell
sections Of the country, Congress for
the past several years has appropriate
ed 100000 for this purpose the proper,
ton OF the amount is used for the eX.
pertinent work and other kindred mat
tiers. The bulk OF the thirty.eight mil.
lion packages Is subject TO the order OF
senators and representatives for distri.
button among their constituents, the
secretary Of agriculture serving one.
nth Of the entire amount to supply the
statistical crOps correspondents, the
weather bureau and for other purposes.
The country has been divided into six
sections with especial regard to eli.
mate and special seeds vii be sent
only to those localities Ia waich their
propaganda and believed to be espe.
cially adapted. In addition TO those
of the vegetable and flower variety.
department sends out quantities Of cot.
ton. foras eand field seeds to local..
ties to which they are best suited and
from which It is thought good results
may be obtained.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-16
WANTED TO LYNCH WHITE MAN
Little Negro Girl Was Said to Have
Been Assaulted In Atlanta,


Atlanta, Nov lb.--QuicE work by the
mounted police Of Atlanta saved r Il
Justice 4 white man. accused OF as.
Saultlng negro girl Of 8 years, from
being lynched IN Atlanta by an enraged
mob OF blacks. numbering IN the neigh.
bOrhOod OF 1000,
r. 2, Justice was taken to the police
station and was there seen by the
mother OF tho girl, who Immediately
stated that the wrong nRn hal been
arrested, and that ne was guilty OF no
crime, Chief Jennings ordered the
release Of the prisoner and Of his broth
or, John r. Justice, IL years old, WAC
had been taken In charge by the police
as precautionary measure.
Il, z. Justice Ia 20 years old. He Ia
farmer living miles uOrth OF Deca.
tur, in DeKalb county, who came TO-
Atlanta yesterday for the purpose OF
selling a bale OF cotton. The crime was
committee yesterday morning about
$3.50 o'clock, Arab Beavers, the 5.year,
old child OF Fletcher Beavers. who ID
employed in a dairy, being the victim
The assault was made az Il GrcenI
street. at the bone Of an aunt Of the
child, lAllA Beavers,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-16
THREE MEN ARRESTED
FOR WONAN'S DEATH
They Claim That She Died From
Hsalt Disease.
HER BRAINS WE'RE BEArEN OUT

NsIshbOr Woman Who shrOUd0d IRE
Corpse Makes Discoveries oflleIals
win ENhums BOdy-HuSband aad
Son Are culprltS,
Huntsville, Ala, Nov. Isl, +. Jack
son, u farmer Of Lap lorsvi,ic, has been
arrested for the murUvr OF his wife.
MIs, Mary Jackson, who died In mys.
teTlous manner on last Friday morn.
tug
His son, Charles Jackson, and an.
other young man, Charles Webster,
have been arrested rs Jacksons 40
completes.
The woman died on Friday and Il
was given out In the neIghborhood that
she died of heaTt failure.
After the funeral the woman who
dressed Mrs, Jackson after dOath,
said that ono Of the womana legs was
broken aud that her brains had hOsn
beaten out, This statement resulted
In The swearing out OF warrants
against Jackson, dis son and Charles
Webster.
The county coroner and solicitor will
oxhumO the body OF Mrs. Jackson and
hold an Inquest today
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-16

Pensacola. pa. ROv it--Dr Jossph
Y Porter. state heaitA Officers has is
sasd . WtFninE that quafantlhs 70
strietiOna aGhinst Pshsaeola have no,
beea Fai1@d f0F O,hsF FiaFids D,latt.
tAat aith0aEh SFain inspseti0s has been
removed ~ The stale line, psfs0as
from PensseolA ~ vGy d states aorth
~ FioFi4n. aFe aot 10 b. Permitted 81.
~ ihig 0fheF porti0as ~ ne sihis ~
preset EEasiSa sna vigiati0us 81
tsit -t --'l7- ell b. Rsaiaaed nn9sf
lhs g4Afsntihe Auh
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-16
chilsns' Assssistion Meets.

CaieaEo Nov. 10 --Dslegatss on
their way 70 the tklfd ahaaAl eoavsn
tion " ne Ctizehg ihdastFial assScl
alton OF America. 70 open IN u Louis
tOmOffoN m0nihG arrived 10 ChlsAso
b. large aumbsB toGay Most Of
those from casters cities are Dlssias
Ne dsy studying Industrial eoaditi0Ds
10 chleAgO aal Wili isass tonight CO..
lAs eOuvesdon q b. eEbseied whsa
PFsslaeAt Post calls toe ennveutioa 10
order a. the franfrrr hotel iOmsFf0W
m0rui1a. coo 9sislaf.a vgi DO m ths
asiI Two daYs aid be- 0aassd az
eatsiaE ra- 41 "a d anioa and bon
ahi0a iab5f ahi No best methOa o.
hghuhg feman Z % labor gi9az
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-16

CastisbooEa IsHa Nov is--A Epa
ciai 20 De Ners from HahtsFIile. Al
says tsH Ai.isn iahisf. a. sDecisi
eom8itasaFy nOa Receiver noY6. has
aoit 90 CaDtlls N'1oa mames lhe
MaA,zon e5at pafy's c4ft5b an. fgaa
Csisfs ar4 ~ Ths egusifeFa
soa uaa ttig5 srl ths mHl ssieh
teur .sfo Ts .s.fsFs han4s ~ e0ae
n9ztha sisfr uiu b. psf n oparailoa
a. saon e. its sea- e ega6raee.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-16
WILL lMmloRArE TO AMERICA.
Russian Jews Wni Come 70 This coun.
Try 10 Eseape Prosecutions

Russian Jews viii Come 70 This coun.
try 10 Eseape Prosecutions
New York, Nov. l6.--Jacob II.
SchIeG At toe annual meeting OF the
educational alliance last night referred
to the conditions In Russia and also
spoke Of the Jewish race. lie said;
The turmoil in Russia must have
some serious consequences TO the Unit
ed statess Il will mean an immense
immigration and this country must
keep It's doors wide open to allow those
who fee from taal country TO enter.
The Jew has a large and generous
heart for those afflicted, and will aid.
great hospitals and like institutions
liu, when Il comes for q Jew 10 con.
tribute for the head. for education.
nothing good can be said There aroI
many races Of the Jew. Eve or six all
least.
The Jew races cross In this country
aud they will unite In making the great
est Jew that ever existed. the Ameri
san Jew n We want this We must
On our duty TO that race and IN the end
me world will get the benefit"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-16
Apalni Frsish, Rate LalSstlon.

Washington. Nov. is.---An earnest
protest sas made 10 the president 10
dag against TIE proposed railroad
freight rate Iegislstl0g Tue protest
vac MED ~ representative Of The ave
great labor organizations connected
wiih the railroads. The engineers. Gre
mea, conductors. aWitChmsn and ths
trAinmsn The members of tIs dele,
Ea,iDa watch called 90 the president.
Represented tbs several OFEAniratioaa
T4sy polluted oBt 10 him that failfsaA
rate lsElslati0a logically meant ne
lOvsfinE 0f Fatsu. Tbis. they con
tended. ell h. followed By q leussn
inH 81 the earning p0Wer % The rail
roads sha consequently by rsducti0n
eventually Of the wages OF railroad en-
Di0yes
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-16
mAsoNs GATHER IN REUNION.
First Annual Meeting Of the asot,lsh
Rite Maaona hold Oh 0sarnla.

Hlte Meeone Held ~ georgia
Savannah. Ca, Nov. 1.-THE FIRST
reunion Of the scOttiEh Rite Masohl
ever aeld In Georgia begins today
and will continue through Friday, The
reunion IL held uhdsE special dispen
satloh granted BY u, J. Mum. inspector
general of the state. and all degrees
Of the die from the fourth 70 The thlrty
second Will b. conferred
special parties fF0m Alabama, Ten
HSSsce and FleTIda will b. pressht. h.
sides . number 0i Distinguished mem
bsFs ~ the rite from Atlanta. Macon
COlumbus and BruRSWtak
TWsuty msmbsrs Who cone for sps
eial WORK arrived from Mobile. BRAIDED
BY Dr. J. H AoCOFmiek. master Ut
york. \ class HpmbeFinE more tan
sfty WiIl take Too degrees.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-16

Anaanto. Oals- NJ. t--whHs a.
tsmDlisg 70 sos ss 6spof - Hiagos, .
Gmaii Faiiuag rstioa - mneg nsrh o.
Anadarts. early ioeaT 3 f'lbbsF 80
an6 kilsd SIS slss1mas. E.is ~ tsf
s,afisa agssi ,ssamaa ed tbe Fos
bsf stehshrsa -eis be o. latsf 80
age4. 4 BOst- " Re pa3aru