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The San Francisco call., 1905-01-12
RIVAL RAILWAY BARONS
WILL END LONG FIGHT
Confirmation of Report That the
Northern Securities Case Is to
Be Settled.

Ease Is 10
Be Settled.
NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-THE report
that settlement in the Northern Sc
curities case had been practically
terests was confirmed to-day by high
official of a big Western road which
has considerable at stake in the matter.
He added:
Undoubtedly events are progressing
toward a final settlement of this tire
some and expensive litigation that will
be generally satisfactory to everybody.
The Burlington is to play a very prom
inent part in the settlement 1t is prob
able that the Hartman interests are to
have an important voice in the control
of the Burlington, and they do not care
anything about Northern Pacific be-
yond the fact that under the present
arrangement it controls the Burlington
jointly with the Great Northern. The
strong financial interests of the country
are anxious to see peace and their good
offices are being used to that end. 1
think it safe to say that an early set
tlement is at hand"
There is a story in Wall street that
the relations between J. P. Morgan and
James j. Hill are no longer as cordial
as they were. Financial interests gem
orally demand settlement of the fight
in order that the enormous sums held
up in Great Northern and Northern Pa
cific dividends may be disbursed. Hill
thus finds himself in a state of prac-
teal financial isolation and has been
persuaded to yield to the suggestions
for a settlement.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-12
SHOT DIRECTED
AT GEN. MILES
House Takes Up Question of
Soldiers on Retired List
Who Serve in the Militia
DISCUSSION OF SALARY
Measure Adopted Reducing
Pay of High Officers Who
Join the National. Guard
DISCUSSION OF SALARY

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE ap-
pointment of Lieutenant General Mel
SON A. Miles as inspector general OF
the State of Massachusetts, overshad-
owed all other questions in the discus
sion of the army appropriation In the
House to-day.
The debate had proceeded leisurely
until Hull, in charge OF the bill, OF
fered an amendment providing that re-
tired officers above the grade OF major
should not receive the full pay of their
grade when assigned to duty with the
militia of the several States. Many
members declared that the amendment
was directed especially at General
Miles. Hull insisted that he had no
such thought in mind, and argued that
the best results were obtained from
officers of the lower grades. He asserted
that not until the law was passed all
lowing increased pay for officers as
signed to the militia did retired officers
of higher grades apply for the appoint
ments. He said it was such increased
pay and not patriotism which prompted
them, and he characterized their con-
duct as unseemly.
The statement aroused Cochran OF
New York, who declared that it was sim-
ply penalizing superiors to the advan-
tage and profit of inferior officers.
The measure was adopted.
A message from the President was
read in which he recommended the ap-
polntment in the naval service Of John
Henry La F'land. Earl w. Chaffee and
Joseph Drummond Little, midshipman,
dismissed from the Naval Academy Tor
hazing. The President says:
Their severance from the academy. their re-
duction to the foot of the class of which they
were members and their entry into the naval
service without formal graduation would be
adequate punishment.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-12
Newspaper Men .Celebrate.

CHICAGO, Jan. 11.-Then twenty
fifth anniversary of the founding of
the Chicago Press Club was celebrat-
ed here tonight with banquet in the
clubrooms. In after dinner speeches
statesmen and authors of national
reputation, the invited guests of the
newspaper men. praised the power
and influence of the American press
in the highest terms. The principal
addresses of the evening were by
George Harvey of New York and
Governor Cummins OF Iowa.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-12
MESSENGER
MURDERED In HIS CAR
II. A. Latta, on the Run Between
EI Paso and City OF Mexico,
Killed

Ell PASO, Tex, Jan. 11.-A tele-
gram announcing the murder of r.
A.. Latta, Wells-Fargo messenger,
running between this city and Mexico
City, has just been RECEIVED by the
company. officials here. The body of
the messenger was discovered in his
car. Lattass death is believed to have
been accomplished by robbers. but the
officials decline to state whether the
express car was robbed. They assert
that no details. have as yet been re-
ceived.s
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-12
California Postal Changes.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 11.-Fraud
orders issued by the Postoffice Depart
ment against the American Mercantile
Company, the Mutual Investment
Company, B. Warner Rice and d. H.
Fletcher, all of San Francisco, have
Eeen revoked.
Postmasters were commissioned to-
day as follows: California-Joseph
Smith, at Downey; Edison L. Foulke.
at Gazette; Raymond w. Hoffiund, at
Bostonia, San Diego County.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-12
More Go TO JaiI In Denver.

DENVER, Jan. 11.-Four men were
adjudged guilty of contempt by the
Supreme Court to-day for conduct at
the polls at the recent election, and
were sent to Jail. e. H. Raedestki
was given six months, William Ely
four months, John Thomas three
months and Adam Fries two months.
Fries sentence was suspended on ac-
count of his advanced age.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-12
RIPLEY WITHDRAWS HIS
REQUEST FOR A HEARING
Santa FEES President Does Not Desire
ReOpening of Rebate Case
Inauiry

CHICAGO, Jan. President e.
p. Ripley of the Santa Fe Railroad
Company. has withdrawn his request
for a hearing before the Interstate
Commerce Commission in the Colo
rado Fuel and Iron Company rebate
case. His reasons for this action are
given by him in the following tele-
gram sent to the chairman of the
commission:
Since requt sting hearing in the matter OF
the investigation Of the New Mexico coal rates
/ have been furnished with no;es of evidence
already taken. and find that there is no tes
tinlony to support the criticisms Of the press
that have concerned me personally the most,
and that, while there may have been techni-
cal violations of the law, yet inasmuch as
know them to have been unintentional and
that they have resulted in injury to no shipper,
and in view of the fact that the entire matter
is the subject of pending civil action, which
to withdraw such request
In regard to the statement that
there had been technical violations OF
the law, Ripley said:
I mean that the tariffs we filed with the
commission included the price OF the coal and
that this was the case. That Is the way those
matters were customariy handled. and though
not technically legal II led to no discrimina-
been corrected at Washington and would have
been corrected long ago had the matter beer
called to my attention.
The so-Called secret rate sf1eet Is nothinf
more nor less than regular division sheet o
another road The other circular was neces
STATED by the rates included in the price o.
coal and the price fuctuated The price coult
be learned only from the Colorado Fuel and
Iron Company
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-12
Chicago Business Leader Dies.

CHICAGO, Jan. 11.-Charles David
son Hamill, for many years one OF the
leading members of the Chicago
Board of Trade and for two terms its
president. died to-day at his home in
Prairie avenue of hardening of the,
nerves and brain trouble.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-12
DEFAULTTNG BANKERS
TAKEN INTO COURT
Two Men Captured i'm Victoria Appear
Before Commissioner In
Cleveland

CLEVELAND. Jan. 11.-When L.
p. Oligher and ]. r. Zimmerman, de-
faulting officials of the Wooster, Ohio.
National Bank, arrived here to-day in
the custody of two secret service men
from Victoria, B. c., where they were
placed under arrest several days ago,
they were at once arraigned before a
United States Commissioner. Both
pleaded not guilty and waived a pre-
liminary hearing. Bail was fixed at
$4,000 In each case. Oligher fur
nished bond, but Zimmerman was un-
able to do so.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-12
Counsel for Bryan Appeals.

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Jan. IL
Counsel for William ]. Bryan to-day
appealed from the decision excluding
as evidence the sealed letter in which
Philo S. Bennett requested his widow
to turn over to Bryan $4,000.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-12

Los ANGELES, Jan. 11.--Charles Murray,
charged With the murder OF Charles Foss.
who was mysteriousiy kicked to death on the
STREETS several days ago. discharged from
custody In Justice Chambers court day be-
cause Of insufficient evidence against him.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-12
KANSAS LEGISLATORS
RECTTE LORDS PRAYER
Innovation Introduced at the Opening
Session of the Lower
House.

TOPEKA, Kans., Jan. i1.-There
was a new feature introduced In the
Kansas Legislature to-day when the
House held its first session. The in
novation was a recitation Of the Lords
Prayer by the assembled legislators.
When Bishop Millspaugh started the
prayer a murmur ran through the
crowd and 125 voices joined that of
the divine in completing the prayer.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-12
On Stage when Lincoln Was Shot.

NEW YORK, Jan. 11.-John Mat
ihews an actor, who for time was
held in connection with the assas-
sination of President Lincoln. died AZ
his boarding house here to-day. Mat
thews was Wilkes Booths roommate
and one of his closest friends and was
on the stage in Washington when the
fatal shooting occurred.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-12
Beve,idge and Hemenway Named.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Jan. IL
The Republican joint caucus tonight
nominated Senator Albert j. Beveridge
to succeed himself and Congressman
James A. Hemenway to fill the unex-
pred term of c. w. Fairbanks. The
nomination insures election.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-12

Johnny Smart, Who Does Stunts.
He Is willing to experience any and
all chances to please Miss Jolly. In
next Sundays Comic Section.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-12
Picture Frames

And an immense variety of mouldings
for framing pictures to order; also ready
made frames in all the new shapes and
every tint and color Of mat boards and
binding papers made Sanborn, Vail &
Co., TAI Market street.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-12
In regard to the statement that
there had been technical violations OF
the law, Ripley said:
CANNOT PRINT PORTRAIT
OF ALLEGED CRIMINAL
Artist Employed on an Indiana News
paper Is Enjoined by the
Court.

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Jan. IL
Judge Louis O.. Rasch of the Circuit
Court to-day issued an injunction
against Irwin Alexander. an artist on
the Evansville Courier, prohibiting
him from publishing certain sketches
in his paper. Alexander had made
pictures of Nicholas Trautvetter, de-
fendant on serious charge in court.
On motioA of the defendants attor-
neys the court issued the writ. This
Is believed to be the first case of the
kind on record.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-12

Highest Authority Places Leslie
Sterilized Salt above all. No contamination.
No typhoid Free running for table. Velvet
grain for kitchen. Ask for Leslie
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-12

Table d'hote lunch at the Terrace
Garden, 121 to 127 Mason street. 1880
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-12

Commercial Calendars-closing out cheap.
Gabriel Printing Co.. 419 Sacramento st..s.F.s
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-12

To-day is good day to bring goot
deeds.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-18
BOND NAMED FOR
MRS CHADWICK
Federal Judge Fixes Bail Pend
ing Motion For New Trial.
$4,000 is TOTAL AMOUNT FIxEr
Woman Is overJeysd q the Outcome,
But Refuses to Say Whether She
Can Give the Required Security,
Lawyer viii Not olseuss Case.

Cincinnati. April AZ Mrs Cassie l..
Chadwick. who has been convicted snd
sentenced tn prison tor ten years GU
charges VI procuring money 10y ialsc
pr,G,nseS. Vas today admitted TO BAH
IN The sum OF $4,000 1y unitcd States
circuit court Judge Lurtuu. alter con.
sultatIon with the Other Judges ot tnis
circuit She rs glso under bond for
the other eases and the $4,000 is add,
tional aud IN no way ar,cts the Other
cases.
The bail Is allowed pending appeal
proceedings. which are to come NJ
next October before the United States
circuit court OF appeals Judge Wing
counsel for Mrs. Chad ck. said IL was
not certain whether bal could be Sc
cured nor could he sas Just how soon
the papers IN the appeal would be
MED.
District Attorney sullivan VAS In
court TO look after the interests of the
government when Judgr Wing applied
for bail. aud opposed thc request that
II be- liked at 5000. which was ID,
amount desired by Mrs ChHdwick's IT
tUrneys
Afler comforting with Judges Sever
ins aud Richards, Judgr l.urton paced
the bal! at the figures stated. Il may
be- deposited with the district court "a
Cleveland
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-18
Mrs. chss~ieE Hears News.

Cleveland. o.. April III. 4. Duw
ley, CHIEF counsel for Mrs ChadNick
stated today that the g. 100 bon
named by the circuit court OF apps u, }.
1T Cincinnati for the Telrasc Of b.,
client. was In addition Ia the St7.Ou,
fixed here by the lnited states da
trict court and the county criminal
cOuri. 1le total amount rcqHr"d Do
$4,000. Asked II surety TO thI-
amount would be furnished Mr. Daw
Icy declared that he could NOT d,s
GUS the question at the present tim.
Mrs Chadwick when informed of 10,
action Of the Judge smiled and said
Il ana overjoyed to ahd that bail
has been hKed by the circuli court al
appeals am moi AZ liberty To say
however. whether or not | expect g.
furnish The required surety and thu,
secure my release
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-18
LIVE STOCK SHOWS ADVANCE.
Figures Prove that Price OF Cattle Ral
Gradually Gone Up.

IT, Worth. Ap.il 1.-THE following
figures show the By advance ia lave
cattle tor ire ~ Worth market
The Price OF steers are now selling
from SI1i TO S5l5 tn this market
whore a. two months CgJ they sold
al $3.50 To So A year ago steers
brought from $3tO to StlO, This is
eQuiya. nj to an advance OF $3.50 over
last year, prices aud 81 advance over
prices two months ago, In the mar
bet value III bulk steer sales. the al.
vance has been from Sll0 To tl.2S per
hundred weight would last two
months al soc To 81. 10 over prices pre-
waiting a year ago
The advance on butcher cows has
not been 50 much proportiOnately.
Best cows are now selling soc to Zoe
higher than they did In February, and
bulk sales Of COWS are steady tu ijc
higher
The prices On graScrs are at least
6Oc higher Tor the best grades than
they were ever beIur" paid on this
market Tor the past year
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-18
rn,,. kln.s q ssafs osns.

EuaiBsb0fo. ca April iT.--At %
gro fFyiic fsu nIlss 0uj IN the eoun
tfy 4 nsefo st0ss Ranls J. D0l ts"Nn
sboi ihf0urh ~ h'rIss uhsFe ~ ~ "a
Besross Hsrs daseina. and kiiled thfos
81 0ae shss. twO N0msa ssa Ou- hsn
TIE EssassiH Sd sha has hgi been
eaaahi ils asef . vgneheslsr f'n hls
desig sDrt sneria Ftsida - IN BED
sIsk. bul ~ has disgaieAsd sspullfs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-18
WOMAN ARRESTED FOR MURDER
She Refuses 20 Give Name Of the Man
Who Was Killed.

FoJ Worth, Tex. April IA spe.
clal To the Record from brentwood.
Ten. say.
Minnie O>tc,u Wa, arrested, charged
with being an accomplicc to a murder
committed 1T Dublin nearly Two
years ago. In October. 1905. a skcle.
ton OF a man va, found IN a lhickct
near Dublin the skull of which had
been pierced hl bullet
This we,h d woman Iu the stephen
y,u jail was Induced Ia tell the story
OF The murder one arrrel has been
made al Coleman ore al BroWuNood
an. u@p az St,phu,',, a
The woman. who ha- u,cn given the
Information. thus tat refuses 60 give
IN, nam, Of co., murdered uau
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-18

Nashville. Tenn April l7--hsprc
ssntstiss " q ClsaKr. chairman oi
De penusnuaft ih,sstisauoh commit.
~. and Representative = g. Gordon
had p~rsonal dlmruiii su the no.r
~ 90. bouse Yesterday NJ Gofd0n
stfuct NJ Clrarr $50 b.ous sbsa thF
men ssTs separated fhT trouble
gfrR oui ~ %" psnitsutiarT matter.
ST. Clrags ca'sd 81 Gordon lar
The former spiioEi1sd
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-18
h.ate kln, Whl,s Youth.

Nashville, Tenn April IA dis
patch from Ver0ua Tenn. SAYS that
lsom Boyd. 4 haltuiited neErU met
Alien Reynolds yOunE whltc man.
Ia the road. luOk HE aun from lin
aud shot the Top of HE head on IN"
ncEfu was arrested and placed 10 jail
A mDb s0on gathered and told th"
shern ~ he urgF0 Sas ho, tried al
ouco b. sould be iynch"d Judge itch
ardsOa has The matter under advise
meut. aud ths mob Ia nUv vaiiinE on
bic decision
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-18
TO TAX FRANCHISES.
Kentucky Fixes Prices on the BIC
Railroad system,

Frankfort, Ky. April 1.-THE Ken.
lucky state board ol valuation ana
assessment fixed The total valuation
Of the Louisville and Nashville Rail.
way company In the state al t52.sG7'
iOb, From this VAS deducted the val
ne Of the tangible property OF the com
pany. valuable ~ tg9O73,755 To arrive
Al the value Of the franchise which IL
found to be t9.lS3,G5O
This IL an increase ~ S5O0,OOO IN
valuation Of the franchise over last
year.
The board fixed the total valuatiou
OF the Illinois Central Railroad com
psny az Slb,PI5.iso and franchise Nal
uation at itt29,l2O
II hxcd the total valuation Of The
Southern Railway company W Ken
tucky ~ g. ssG Goa. aud itS franchise
valuation ~ ti,Ol5,SSO.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-18
Phrsielsn e.,s Ls,ps Zee.

Ncw YOrk. AvIl. i'.--Fremdeinb.asi
sHnouacr, tays Herald dispsl n
from Ni.una. iAai RsBsGsf eDgE has
delivered q IulEu' no 10 thS sn!'
lfOass, u3 o. .. $40 Cans. o. C4ris
aad HEs'uli kHd1 sprgeksis 81 ca.
.f0rnla ior frrl a cOBnretasu a.tl
ssrsIc-s rcHd.f.f 'scu ~ spf.cl ri.
"a suFrins iron srsnaicit,s -
Can b. asafasa 80 AID fal cBsfs
4A.rL smpsbl Co. c0EsiaFfaJis f4n
The eass OglK.ns rrwised esmsisst
abe nOtlcs Hf ,gfseksis hsFisg ~
fuscs 10 ne fhs aacios's dsnaHe Goa
$500 81 eoanps .ai'on fof BE scr
ricea
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-18

Huatssi.ie Ia April ~ jobu ~
nams Murderer 20 StAis senator nipp.
al Caiiman rDunty and f0f ~hsla tbs
sfats offered fswar6 " ttoo. wss
bf0nrkt here to-day placed IN iaii.
pc sas captured Ia MafshaH eeaHig
~ 3. A. narvsS lasi aiEks ept spirit
"a oct - the coanly A mo5 q 90
bls trsek. ana tbs afrast T. s0t ~
knosa ~ fhsm
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-18

C0iumbus. Ca April - clyde
simpzon. ~ yesTs Old met death To- d
peculiar manB"f YESTERDAY ~" fell
asle"p ncsf . side track On seven
tenth street. iyibE dosu cIDso 20 tso
bDs cars ana .beB a Ewiteh engine 81
40 o'ciOck puliod the cars ont ~ 'hy
ssitek Ihsy stuet simpsou's traa
ffactHfing hls sku. The Cr~N ESQ.,
nos sss hlH rtlu after The seeid~nt
Hs died from The inluFi-s 81 the riig
hospital So uas q sfa - &. " ID
simps0a and Ess unmarried
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-18
LOOK ON ENGLAND
: With SUSPICION
Russians Take Exception At
Act of British Warship.
NO CLASH OF SEA DOGS AS YET
No News Of Admiral RojestVensky's
Squadron Has Been Received 1T
Russian capital-CoIIiers Arrive at
Hong Kong.

ST. Petersburg, April lJ.-2:G7 p. H.
No further news beyond that con.
tanned In the foreign kilograms has
been received regarding the squadron
commanded by Vice Admira, Rojest
yensky, but the impression continue,
that he is steaming toward the island
Of Formosa with the intention OF CIV.
ing battle IL Togo accepts the cha.
lenge Some of the papers, notably
the Novoe rremys, still manfests ir.
ritatiOn at the warships in reporting
the movement of the Russian squad
ron. The Novoe Vremya says that
the vessels of all nations are observ'
ing neutrality with the exception. OF
course. of Great Britain The papers
takes particular exception to the iac'
that the British cruiser lphigenia
transmitted By wireless telcgraphy the
information that she had passed Ad
miral Rojestvensky's squadron liu
miles from Saigon which was very i'm.
portant news To the Japanese mas
much as Rojestvensky had succeeded
in slipping by the Japanese scouts.
For a commercial ship TO report
such fact upon arrlval at a port Is
quite natural" says the Noyoc Nr,mSa,
but is not So important as the news
is then more or less old and in the
meantime the squadron might have
Changed its course. but for a manoi
var TO send such Information 10 coaS'
station by wireless tcl,g~phy is un'
friendly.
However, this is not the First time
the British have conveyed 4 valuable
warning TO their friends During the
Chlno-Japanese war when Great BrI'.
ain was ON the side OF China BRUSH
cruiser at wei-HaiWel warned the
Chinese admiral by firing a salute up.
ON the approach OF the Japanese nee'
although at night. when 1t is no' the
custom 10 salute In that fashion
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-18
ASKS UNCLE SAM
TO PAY DAMAGES
Mexican Who Was Shot BY An
American Wants Pay,
THOUGHT CASE WAS SETTLED
The Mexican Ambassador says Tex.
ans EVines Slight interest for the
Lives Of hls Countrymen who Re-
side on This sios Of the sordsr,

Washington, April l7.-Fallure OF
MeMcan ciuAUu to obtain satlsiao'
ton from the authorities OF Cameron
county, Texas, for personal injuries
sun, RID In tSat county. evoked q serl-
Gus Complaint to the Washington gov,
cTnm,nt from the McNrsn govern
mcut against the Texas authorities,
add caused secretary Hay several
months ago To offer out ol the federal
treasury 5000 tO Mexico Ia satisfaction
of It's Official claim tor damages.
The story In told In otfclal CORE
spOndrncc published NJ the state de-
partmcnt today EtigolO HWbrano,
Mexican citizen. pawned u rifle at
hrowncvllle. Tea. belonging TO u Cit
zen OF that town Who Was arrested.
aud while being carried 10 JAIN II IL
alleged he attempted to escape and
was shot al and wounded 10y private
| Mckenzie, ~ the Texas Ranger force.
The Mexican consul reported tn
Zambrauo MAS tired and sentenced
without any account being taken By
the court OF the wounds inflicted by
Mckenzie, but The Judge In passing
sentence on the prisoner told him thai
be- Indicted light punishment because
J BE- had been wounded. THIS statement
In the opinion of the Mexican govern
mcnt. Afforded ground Ia assert that
the wOundlng Mas unWarrunted. Ia
"a note to Secretary Hay. the Mexican
Ambassador ~ Washington entered z
formal complaint against the Texas
authorities on account ~ the slight re-
spcct they usually eVincc for the lives
and interests at MexicRns residing ON
this side OF the bordsr aud asked for
! indemnity Ia behalf VI EambrRno.
SECRETARY Hay. In his reply, said
4 have the honor Ia say that che de.
partm,ut after careful consideration
Of ell the circumstances has reached
the conclusion thai some compenHa
ton should be- made 10 IamhranO b.
cause ~ The failure of the authorities
Of Cameron, Tcx, a. ~ and Dunlsh
Ranger Mckenzie for uhiswtully shoot
ing him. and Il II willing to make pay
ment ~ JOu on behalf Of zabrRno Ot
the sum ~ $500 In full settlement Of
the matter
This Oisf was> aronted by the MsA
.cRp Ruycrnm,nt aud The incident Uas
| closed
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-18
suIly'. Scheme Meets success.

JACK non. Miss. ApHl I'D, J, Sui
~. Of New Nork. A. l.. i shields, Oi
Philadelphia. aud " u Nesbitt. of
Birmingham. Ala. arrived In Jackson
and held a conference With local bank.
o. aud capitalists and President
clark al ~, Cotton GroNers' assOcla
ton. IN regard To Sully'S bonded ware
house plan Mr. Sul,y stated that HE
bondsd warehouse plan vas meeting
With general success 81 the hands at
capitalists and hhAnc.srs IN all partA
Of the south The party departed
for Meridian
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-18
Golfers Arrive at Hong Kong.

Hong Kong, April l7.--Many c"''''rS
are arriving here from DurOau. Na'"'
aud Cardiff. Wales, apparently ""'
ing orders. War risks at Hons Mons
for Japan have been raised aud TRADE
Is affected. A telegram received he''
from Saigon suggests thar M Rus
sian squadron possibly NIL NOT 10
north before the end Of April