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Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-15
Korea Swept by Storms

BY Associated Press
SEOUL, Sept. 14.-It is rumored here
that M. Pavloff, the former Russian
minister to Korea. and M. Gunshery,
agent for the Yalu Timber company,
are preparing to return here, and the
friends Of Russia are anticipating their
arrival.
Three storms which attained the We
locity of a typhoon have swept Korea.
The town of Gensan is flooded, and at
Seoul many people have been drowned
and many buildings destroyed. The
train service has been interrupted.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-15
PUBLICATION Of
TREATY DELAYED.
ANGL LO-JAPANESE ALLIANCE IS
STILL A SECRET
ADDITIONAL TIME ASKED FOR
Te.:t of Both Documents VIII Be COM
municated to Public Simulta-
neousIy After Months
Delay
ADDITIONAL TIME ASKED FOR
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
PARIS, Sept. 14.-The foreign office
has received a dispatch from the
French minister at Toxic saying that
calm had been re-established, but the
legation, as a precautionary measure
continues under military guard. The
dispatch does not mention the rumored
attack upon the family of Baron ko-
mura, which Is construed by the Of
ficials here as showing that the report
was unfounded.
1t is the present intention to post
pone making public the text of the new
treaty between Great Britain and
Japan.
The officials here were advised that
the first plan was to make 1t public
in London and Toxic last Monday,
but Japan asked for further time, prob
ably on account of the internal dis
orders, and it was thereupon arranged
to let the publication go over for
month, when it is said the texts of the
treaty OF dllldHcS anu u Zig Va -
mouth treaty will be officially COM
municated to the public at the same
time, as the two documents are expect
ed to counterbalance each other with
the Japanese public. However, it is pos
sible that the action Of the Japanese
diet upon the treaties may lead to the
postponement of their texts beyond
month. In the meantime it Is said that
the new Anglo-Japanese alliance does
not contain surprises outside of the
main features summarized in these dis
patches on September Z, but that In
addition the agreement covers secret
clauses known only to the contracting
parties which will not be made public.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-15
RANCH QUARREL LEADS
TO FATAL SHOOTING
Victim Approaches Carrying a Drawn
Revolver and Slayer Opens Fire
With a Rifle
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
DUFUR SPRINGS, Ore, Sept. A.
AS result of a quarrel between neigh
boring farmers, Richard Bennett Dar-
nell, known as "Dick" Bennett, was
shot and killed by Charles Underwood.
Underwood and his partner, Maurice
Woodward, had an alteration with
Mrs. Darnell. Late that night Darnell
went to the place occupied by Under
wood and woodward and demanded
that they come at once and apologize
to Mrs. Darnell, under pain of being
killed. Underwood did as demanded,
but woodward ran away.
After apologizing Underwood was al
lowed to go, but was ordered to leave
the country. The next day Darnell
paid another visit to Underwood and
Woodward. AS Underwood saw him
approaching, carrying a drawn re-
volver, he opened fire on Darnell with
a rifle and killed him. Underwood has
surrendered himself to the authorities
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-15
ITALIAN TESTATRlX WAS
LOS ANGELES DlV0RCEE
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
FLORENCE, Italy, Sept. 14.-When
the will of the woman known as Mary
R. Newbree, who died here on May 13,
was opened today it was found that
her real name was Mrs. Gut Cuzener Of
Los Angeles and that she had been
divorced. The woman's estate amounts
to $6O,OOO and the will bequeaths 100000
to charity, $1,000 to servants, $4,000 TO
female friends and the remainder to
her son James and to count, whose
name has not been disclosed.
The former husband of the woman
and her son have decided to contest the
will, and it is understood that the
count has declined to accept tha
amount bequeathed to him.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-15
DEATHS OF THE DAY
;lllah 3. Phelps, Rrookllne, Mass.

Elijah B. Phelps, 5rookllne, Mass.
BY Associated Press.
BOSTON, Sept. 14.-EliJah Brigham
Phelps, well known throughout the
west in railroad arrangements prior to
1890. died at Brookline today, aged SO
years.
Andrew B. DuVaII, Washington
BY Associated Press
WASHINGTON, Sept. 14.--A wireless
telegraph message announces the death
on Tuesday at sea of Andrew B. Duvall,
corporation counsel Of the District OF
Columbia. He was a passenger on the
Philadelphia on his way home at the
time.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-15
PATENT MEDICINE MEN
TO PAY LIQUOR LICENSE
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Renders Decision Affecting Man.
ufacturers and Dealers
Rv Assnciated Press.


BY Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 14.-The COM
missioner of internal revenue today
rendered a decision that will seriously
affect a number of patent medicines
largely of distilled liquors.
He has reversed a ruling of his depart
ment made many years ago and now
decides that the manufacturers of these
medicines must take out licenses as rec
tifiers and liquor dealers, and that
druggists and others handling them
will have to pay the usual retail liquor
dealers license.
The commissioner in a letter of in
struction to collectors of internal
revenue says that there are number
of compounds chiefly of distilled spirits
without the addition of drugs or medi-
cines in sufficient quantities to change
materially the character of the whisky.
He authorizes collectors to impose the
special tax on manufacturers of every
compound composed of distilled spirits,
even tnouBn drugs nave Deeh ueSioie Gu
to have been added thereto, when
their presence is not discovered ny
chemical analysis or it is found that
the quantity of drugs in the prepara-
tion is so small as to have no appre-
ciable effect on the liquor"
The ruling goes into effect Decem-
her L
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-15
dustries and foreign trade with re-

dustries and foreign trade with re-
doubled energy.
A significant feature of the organiza-
ton is that it consists of a wealthy
and conservative element representing
an enormous combination of capital.
Its interests and energy will be prin-
cipally directed toward the exploitation
of trade with Korea and China.
The organization is prepared to CO.
operate in this direction with foreign
capitalists.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-15

In the service and that he had served
aa fireman on the collier Nero. He had
enlisted the second time in 1899. He
said he had gone to Manila and quit
on his return to San Francisco.
1t was whispered that Johnson was
attempting to prove Bunkers a de-
serter from the navy. but he dropped
the examination on this point and did
not crafty expectant curiosity.
There were further comparisons Of
transcripts during the next hour, but
nothing of interest. and the court took
a recess until tomorrow morning, the
jury being locked up by the sheriff,
and Bunkers returned to his cell in the
county Jail.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-15
INDIAN TRUST FUNDS
DECLARED TAXABLE
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
OMAHA, Sept. 14.-Judge Munger in
the United States district court today
handed down a decision in which he
declared that the Indian trust funds
or heirship lands to which congress has
given a regular title, and funds de-
posted in banks to the credit of In
dams coming from the sale Of these
lands, are taxable the same as is the
property of any other citizen.
The decision is an important one as
1t affects a great amount of Indian
holdings all over the country. The case
at issue represents taxes of $4,000 funds
in bank to the credit Of Omaha and
Winnebago Indians,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-15
STRoMBoLI ERUPTION
CAUSES GREAT ALARM
BY Associated Press.

BY ASBOOIuL5u FTI55
NEW YORK, Sept. 14.-The Herald s
European edition publishes the follow
ing from its correspondent at Naples:
1.-The eruption of Mount Vesuvius con-
tinues as in the last few days, but with
out tending to any increase. On the
other hand, according to telegram to
the Mattina, Stromboli is causing great
alarm, its crater vomiting a high pillar
of fire and dense smoke, accompanied
by loud noises.
"The ground presents numerous cre-
vases and many houses have been
abandoned. The custom house and
semaphore stations have collapsed.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-15
ArmistIce Ordinance Signed

BY Associated Press.
GUNSHU PASS, Sept. 14.-Major-
General Ovansky and his suite returned
from Kochiatio at o'clock this morn
ing.
At 7 o'clock this evening the general
and General Fukushi signed an armis-
tice ordinance in the open plain near
Shakhedze after negotiations had been
conducted for nine consecutive hours.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-15
SH0NTS REPORTS UPON
C0MMISSARY CONCESSION
Amount involved Is $5o,ooo,ooo and Ir-
reguIarltles Charges Are Found
to Be Non-Existent
BY Associated Press,

oy A5SCCldIeu FTeSS,
NEW YORK, Sept. 14.-The president
yesterday received from Theodore P.
Shonts, chairman of the Panama canal
commission, a special report of an in
vestigation into charges of Irregular
tiles in the granting of the $5O,OOO 900
commissary concession made by Hud-
gins & Dumas of New York.
The report came to Sycamore Hill by
special messenger from Mr.. Shonts'
home in Connecticut. The messenger
remained in Oyster Bay until a reply
was received from the president.
1t is understood that Chairman
Shonts' report on the granting of the
concession was satisfactory, and that
the president will take no further action
on the Hudgins & Dumas charges.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-15
Order Restored In Yokohama

Order Restored Tn 7oKoHaHa
By Associated Press
YOKOHAMA, Sept. 1.-THE city is
quiet today, under military occupation.
There were several rowdy outbreaks
during last night, but no damage was
done. Thirteen arrests were made.
Consul General Miller is of the opinion
that there will be no demonstration
against Americans.
The Taft party is expected to arrive
here on Saturday.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-15
CARRIES LARGE LUMBER
CARGO FOR THE ORIENT
Nv Associated PrcsB.

BY AssocIated PFess'
PORTLAND, Ore, Sept. A.-Carrying
$3.50, 900 feet of oregon pine, one of the
largest lumber cargoes that ever left
this port, the British steamer Totten-
ham Capt Mann), sailed today for
Taku, China. The lumber is intended
for the work Of reconstruction in Man
churia and Korea that is expected to
follow the declaration Of peace,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-15
TOXIC BECOMING CALM
Business Men Working for Develop
nnent of Industries

ment of Industries
BY Associated Press.
TOXIC, Sept 14.-In spite of the
strong undercurrent of indignation per-
vading all classes over the terms Of
peace arranged with Russia, typical
business men here are following the
wiser course of not repining over an
accomplished fact. An important or
ganization, representing eighty-one
leading business interests, has been
formed under the presidency of M.
Iwade, a millionaire. which aims to
work for the development Of home in
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-15
FREIGHT HANDLERS NOT
LIKELY TO GO ON STRIKE

Executive Committee Of International
Union Advises Acceptance Of
Railroads Proposition
BY Associated Press.
CHICAGO. Sept 1.-THE indications
tonight are that the threatened strike
OF the freight handlers employed BY
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-15
A LETTER TO OUR READERS
"a cottare St. Melrose, Mass.

"a Cottage St., Melrose, Mass.
noor CIV. Jan. H. 1904.
Ever since 1 was in the Army mao
more or less kidney trouble, ana "lIhii, !
the past year 1t became so severe anu
complicated that 1 suffered eVerythlns
and was much alarmed-my strength anu
power was fast leaving me. saw an
advertisement Of Swamp-Root and wrote
asking for advice. 1 began the use OF
the medicine and noted decided I'M
provement after taking Swamp-Hoot
only short time.
l continued it's use and an thankful 10
say that 1 am entirely cured and strong.
In order to be very sure about this, mad
a doctor examine some of my water to-
day I'd he pronounced 1t all right and
in splendid condition.
know that your Swamp-Root Is pure
ly vegetable and does not contain any
harmful drugs. Thanking you for my
complete recovery and recommending
Swamp Root to all sufferers l am,
"Very truly yours,
"I. C. RICHARDSON"
You may have a sample bottle of this
wonderful remedy, DR.. Kilmer's Swamp
Root, sent absolutely free by mail, also a
book telling all about Swamp-Root. If
you are already convinced that Swamp
Root Is what you need, you can purchase
the regular ffty-cent and one-dollar
size bottle at the drug stores every
where. Don't make any mistake, but
remember the name, Swamp-Root, DR..
Kilmers Swamp Root, and the address,
Binghamton, N. Y, on every bottle.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-06
Grow Of Transport Mu,inlsd.

81. Peiersburs. July 5--The minis.
ter OF marine has received a telegram
from Admiral Kruger as follows:
''T'he crew Of the transport Prout.
when leaving Budroyo hay. mutinled,
arrSstlnE ~ captain and other on.
GERS. second Lieutenant Ncstortnen
and BOa,SNaiu Koselitlne were ALLIED.
The Proat has arrived al Sebasto.
pol aud the crew nov IL rvpeniAnt.
The o6Aeers have been released. the
crew begging them to resume their
posts. TIE Proat has been ordered
TO anchor at KamesheVa BAY and an
inquiry iato the affair has been open.
Cd for Investigation
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-06
Roeksfellsr Murt PAY lave.

Morgantown, W. Va. July A. :
special term OF the circuit court =
Monongahela county. Judge Jol. "
Mason handed down an opinion loo IA
equity cause Of the South Pon-l 81
MA Oil company versus c. " D..a
state tax commissioner, and 'he ass
Sors and Sheriff OF Monongahea s,.a
ty The effect Of the opinion is %
solve the injunction Heretofore a@a. .
ed the plaintiff BY which the ASSES .,
were restrained from assessing g.
the sheriff from collecting. tax DO
OF and gss leases held by the paints
In this county. AZ the same time b.
made perpetual that feature Of the .l
junction which Restraints the asses
ment and collection OF taxes 90 % pei
leaseholds for Ave years back
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-06
CHICAGO is SCENE
or MANY ACCIDENTS
Fourth Of July Fatalities and
Casualties Are Large.
ONE MAN DEAD OTHERS HURT
csnnO" Crackers and Pistols Play the
Nest Prominent Part In the TRACE
dy--Ntsvsrthsisss, independence Day
Must BE csIsbratsd.

Chicago. July 5.-One man dead. .
boy probably fatally wounded. two
other men shot and a boy hurt by =
cannon cracker, were early contrbbu.
lions OF victims IN the Fourth of July
celebration In Chicago.
Charles Strelow. ~ years old, was
shot and killed by one Of four uniden.
tilted men, all OF whom escaped. Sire.
low, who was with several friends, hai
fred one shot from a revolver, when
four men who said that they we're de.
tectlves. demanded that the party sub.
init TO search. Strelow resisted and
ran and one OF the four shot him
dead
Harry Hind. six years old, proba.
bly, was fatally hurt by Katie Hugg,
Is years old, who playfully pointed
an old revolver At him. The weapon
was discharged and the boy fell with
q wound In his breast.
Charles Bennett. 20 years old. was
struck In the right knee by a bullet
dred by Patrolman Lewis, who was
trying 10 disperse a crowd which had
objected TO the arrest of boy for
placing torpedos on the street car
tracks.
After the shooting a crowd OF 200
persons attempted to assault the po-
llceman who was forced TO return 10
the station.
was struck In the left foot BY q stray
bullet
Bert Butler. 10 years old, was in
jured severely by a cannon cracker
which exploded In his right hand pre-
maturely.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-06

osven Others Are Seriously injured BY
Bunselna Boiler.

DAnvills, Va, July S.-FouT men
were killed outright and seven others
10 seriously injured that a. least por-
ton on them viii die. blythe explosion
Of . threshlng machine engine on the
plantation OF Bush Danes. near Axton,
Henry countw Virginia. The lead:
c. l.. Burlington. Walter Martin. Lu-
Their Hller and John Stokes.
The names OF the injured cannot be
Rscertained. The accident occurred
far In the country. away from tele.
graphic and telephone Communication.
The meager account Of the accident
which Is known here was brought to
Anton by one OF the men who escaped
the explosion. AID who was so excit.
ed that he was unable to give a con.
nected account of the affair. The news
came to Danvills by telephone from
Axton, the operator leaving immedl.
ately for the scene. thus cutting of
further communication.
Physicians from this city have hur.
ried to the scene. Nothing further
can be learned, as there are no trains
from Axiom.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-06
TRAGEDY oeeuru At P.enIe.

Triton Ca. July 5.--John k'rs a''
shot and Instantly killed by Jo5a r.
erts at a picnic In Worth county
Higgins. Roberts Is q justice %: Dbl
peace court bailiR. and served a. .f
ecution on Benjamin Hall a.
OF which q fight ensned In which j
erts was getting the better
King. a friend o. Halls. ran u1
stabbed Roberts Roberts irrs
pistol and fired ave shots in'o h..s
one Of them going through th" ae4.
producing instant death. Roo
wound IL very painful but be ~. 81
cover. Both were well 20 90 =
erS. King leaves a wife and s.I
dren. and vas about IS years % A.
Roberts is a young maa With snA
family.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-06
ceupI. Married hx PROXY.

Kalamazoo, Mich. July 5.-Adrian
Van Boehove, nephew OF Richard Var
Bochovs Of this. city. who Il nov "a
the Dutch government service IN ia
va. has been married by proxy to 9
young woman In Rotterdam. Holland
under the provision OF the Dutch law
The climate In the East Indies Is %
unhealthy that the ofiecr preferred tc
have the Sride remain AZ home un
I'll he is given leave 20 return home
Word OF this unusual ceremony reach
ed Kalamazoo relatives today.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-06
DIVORCED CHURCH AND STATE.
France Has Done Away With Lawn
Passed q Century AGO.

Paris, July 6.-The bill for the sepa.
ration Of church and state passed ths
chamber. OF deputies by the decisive
vote OF elI and 23S. The result was
crested by governmental cheering and
opposition Kisses, and there was In.
tense Excitement. When the result
was oficlally given out there was re-
newed ciamor. participated in BY those
IN the crowded galIerles and Hobbies,
a. well as by those on the floor Of the
chamber.
The most important legislation A..
fectlng the congratulated social and
religious customs Of France. becomes
an accomplished fact so far as the
chamber OF deputies Is concerned Sup.
porters OF the government congratu.
late themselves on concluding before
the long vacation. the heavy task
which has occupied almost The entire
time Of the lower house since March
20. The opponents OF the measure
utilized every means to prevent the
Dill becoming q law before the ap-
preaching general election, moving no
fewer than $50 amendments which
we're rejected. The discussion OF one
OF these amendments sometimes occu
pied q whole sitting
Tn system swept away by this bill
dates from 1901, when the famous con.
cordAt was signed by Plus the Seventh
and Napoleon, This gave religious
governmental status. the churches be-
Ing government property with the
clergy paid by the state and the entire
church administration being under the
direction OF member OF the presl
dents cabinet, The new system aboL
ishes ell laws and regulations under
concordat. ana terminates the authorl
ty Of the concordat itself.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-06
nEN PREPARING 7
70 FIGHT NORWAY
psckr VIII Not Agree To
4 Rsaesfnl Separation.
aniAN Amy 10 MosIuziNo
aelen % Norway by swsdIsh
Win % RssIstsG different
sIbs psrts Have Been Ordered
ssstis Locked Fon

h1lm. sweden, July S.--swe
preparing for war with Nor
ne Erst hostile move, waI
when the government issued
tfnnation, 10 become effective i'm
|4tely. declaring Stockholm, Karl
Na 0othenberg and Farosend to
taf ports and excluding all foreign
lehipe from entering their harbors.
Is reported here that the Norwe-
ea army IL already being mobilized
ne frontier and that q clash may
tlr ~ any time. The movement OF
Norwegian army began on Friday,
~ that time Norway denied that
i Nefllke purpose was in view.
She explanation given out for this
|fabfdlnary movement OF troops was
the annual Tevlews we're in prog
W. and that nothing more was in.
Following close upon this,
NAtef. came the announcement that
NNe6ikh government had intro
~ h both houses OF the national
Iktptt , bin placing $4,000. 900
d eln1neaiate command OF the gov.
9ntak TO enable Il 10 take such
fAsuFes a. Il might deem necessary
nc crisis with Norway.
q now reported that orders for
meditation OF the Swedish army
NV already been given and that the
Dpa are beginning to assemble at
b fespectlve meeting places.
me nailltary establishments OF both
,1sflas are on an excellent footing
H4 are splendldly equipped and on
td. The hrat clash, II Il comes. Ia
wv % gnhe place in the mountain
b near toe frontier. which have
~ been Mortified ana which are
bis Of q strong defense. Sweden,
eayne, win DO compelled to force
ANay Noress the mountains Il she
10 Ccnquer her neiEhbor.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-06
A NOTED CRIMINAL
! HIDING IN GOTHAM
Edward Guerin Escapes From
French Penal COLONY.
HIS CAREER AREMARkAsLE ONE
He Was Serving q Lies Sentence for
Robbjns the American Express Com
pany In ParIs--Hs was q Pal d
Tom o'Rrlsn, Murderer.

New York. July 5.-Bdward Gu4ra.
for whom the police and secret I-....
tiyes have been searching since Ma /.
is said by the World to be IN Nea
York city. Guerin was sery.gs A
life sentence in the French peGa 60.
ony on DEVILS Island. He hal a...
sent from Paris in 1901 for ru1...g
the American Express company - .-.
Of $4,000. IA he had robJpi o.,
Bank OF Lyons, in France, ten y...,
or $4,000. the French COVER =
gave him the minimum pena,'y. See ..
was life. In prison he me- I.U
O'Brien, an American murder, o..
they planned escape Til, cIs...
came TO obtain liberty. AMI D..
later with Guerin at his sid. l.. ,
Guerln became III and was transfer. g
to the mainland, French GUIANA
On May Guerin was oa'-.i. 49,
lines and made his way thrll..
swamps. provided with food and l..-.
The fugitive was captured aaI IH..:
by Indians before he got 10 d..
Guiana, 800 miles north. TIL ,.....
left him for dead on the ou',t".
ParamaritsO. in Dutch Guiana
was found by two American So. s..
and clothed him and AZ Gaor. .a.
in British Guiana he was trra'.. ..
a physician until he was alb. o. -..
on the James Hasrison for NcN y
Seven weeks ago, Gueriu. re.l.
a skeleton, arrived in New Yora &
the same time the state drpar~ '
was apprised Of Guerin's cScap. 10
agent was sent to New York to ..l
him. The agent failed to ioca,a -.l
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-06

ln1|aaAs osvsrner 10 Against Capital
paalehmSRt Law.

'|HI. N4SlNNfffffNNh NV
MfohisAn CITY. Ind. July 5.--Berke.
ley smlth was hAhged In the yard OF
kha state penite1tiary here. thereby ex
piatias the murder OF his wife In In.
fianApohs.
Governor Hanley. although admitted
y opposed TO capital punishment. had
refused TO interfere. Referring In In
tiAnApohs 20 the pardon power con
fefred TO him by the Constitution. hs
neid that he greatly desired 20 save
6anitAS life, bul must execute the Law
Ne added:
have a profound conviction that
.ee state has no moral right 70 take
kna NE Of n citizen cWcpt IN self.de
t4nse. a. In the enforcement OF ths
law. maintenance OF peace and order
81 ~ In case Of riot, iusurrec.ion OF
fnhallion.
eifamnn life IL too S0rrrd TO b
nlhegrlse taken, even by the state A.
SELF We're the state 20 adop, that
policy q would do more 10 lnculca,,
FsapeeS Cor human life than II can 40
~ any number Of executions. shal
appeal % the people and ask that II,
pfovlsioa ~ stEieksn from the law b
chs nsxt general assembly"