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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01
HIGHLAND SPRINGS.

nfsssh'fs M ssanss
s;Ss, 1Saqy sttheS
fsfs ~ iyS'H Soaas Nsisnsl u
esna,hn sfaa zee eso1e s'HE III
mex mex taatS 2:so PS Nl.,3whens the men,ber ore
urged 6 nportan BUST ess
Sa'a faes
sbestoWl ms appl.opraLe5 and handsome g ifts
Sslfs1ih Ssss ssi
~ On 81 e Mon DAY
tained al a dinner pnrty he different mem:
s9s
I e! e
IL
mfr Chris CebRarbt Of Bachelor 81 14odre.
M
En,ond Relreshme S rja aAd appetsing,
srana sii ssl''is
III occasion close Il. IA when tfe merry
wisRe
left for theilsrsspe horne I & I, \.
s,s ~ rs.
esi,'EWlti Kitts tMe lig md title ones
present, Who faily appreeiated io occa sion
and g, ~ /,
E It's Fsrk er5SNtr sm III and Mrs.. CLAY
ton, llss Emily CLAYTON and Master Winston
MrSand Mrs Charles n. Collins were guests
of Dr!3 and rs.i IT, Col on II sdnyS
The syvonan'D study Club will meet III Ii
ba
Ht so !sasftsa Nssas
BIN, Aia rion q
Nj Gsraeh ma ijttis son. aeoEse5
Grsn WssN
home Of her pnrc tss5 ~ land " rs
P, s. Reed. werc guests l,irli,g tl,e3 holiday
week rhS mstt Ghssspsin a, geSS y
&C.. SSa Mlimla Sc < /;
seyeFnl days eonbihIng pleasure with h,lsi-5
ness IS hs 81 looking after his Sestate \
is'ttis Henry s1,ran homo e
Film AvcnNc, @as " pail burned on, the;
handh
WIS summoned and DR.. ~ ollins made
the little man rs comfortable as possible, and
rs 4 s4'I'h NsE las fesarped
inE spent in vat
sRsoatf es '0sdS'
s,oya married da,lser and chill,
l sdron sPent Il several days during Il Christmas
Wis ruth Atklhson has recovered
sot- book which she was SO nfortnnat Q Bas To-
NIrs.g NJ II. d Bcalc and daughter, lsya, have
returned 4 from n delightful visit " tof Mrs
Real sister Mrs; g ira yior. whose homo
aiisses NJ saa IaneSss !oh 4, lstt dpr,pg
Swsott sGSs
ss ss h ss, o2!ssSs
Missss lansSe M |, Y a.
Miss Ruth atkinson spent Friday nigbt !, Y! y
an al'e NH he Sna c sas sess g
''1 Prorassor s. ~ Turner vito and three
Samuel sa,ah !, and son ys rur
| nor. on SThurgdnS, a III III .
| i3Afigs Louisa Tprnrr,& ~ Isle OF Wight conn
were also guests at s BelleN,lew''s during the
'H Tile Missos Atkisson en- ertained4 a rum-
her Of heir city friends during tho Christ
pr. 81 N Roorc Visited ana
l3othrrgDln~as In the M lRgn on Monday last.
I.itlc Villa and pnaleX Collins. Children o.
i with nneumnnn carly n the week, hui Trey
are now nronol'nesa r. be 2Nt Of danger
1 lent cold and unable to so oNt n present:
l5tgMaHter3 stuart McGulre Turner has been
on the sick llst during ts,nanast wf9k k ~,
/ man's Allancr will meet With Mrs, p, s..
i Tread IN Monday nj 2 clock, I3i glt IA
. . "a WEsTHAMPTO
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01

bsaaat isa1|iS issorst III oscasltn
V Dim, ma aS ,. v
N Sifsht ntion reei tatioh to-
ssa NsS'se esehasa
flc.ers teachcgs scholars
h Danny Street ethoii atEpls;
he house Mns pick efl M ,.tA
afl sas eSe'''fs
WE given iew
&tonff Ut9liers on Gra1ilin S treet. N, honor.
aixieentl' q d
sf,, as fooWed
present W.
Pearl snni u Opal n Ilar-
n herIand Irene Smith, !, Il Hen
anis isFls & 8 Is,s,sl
NGssr G s's hfess s
r n, lclard
INV n6
onard. winston ekinoIto1.
Harry sannd Sound rs
ii rsani sirs. Samuel Cross
n u: !, y ", !, #
ftfes rhsirs flght md eieoted ofileers
sutn Es SIX months a ftera the Seec-
M bsS WIS served those
resent Ulcers were elected:
ss
Goane| !. u VesT
esarS,s Financial Is sec:
" n r rs.
RidfS Gunr3 Archie Gross Outside Guard Full
n Anra 1'yrse IRcFre7s
ettat Re:
t Ys s ts
tivesG rtslnout III
Frnl,k q. Newport
Misses Ga ber, ISlosse Wood and ~
Mabel coler s1an I'M returned from Visit
SFeF
iiond CEDAR l,ns irncd VI to Dis
t tsa tss
mill lchs q has been 3rece ntly erected
ere aeompa = !. Z, I, 4, 11 ",
oiissra
ts ensuing q months;
Nco,nn,an 81, S!as s
suts Frank q sal "
AsTus sssss aa,es s aiey;
ent Il. zen; Ni deal r,xnrniners D,at
N!ans eng rarey
Ea sIs;si Manfns Kern oleets.l
end Camp Gony y
SltichG ScplVeness Wash Eton, p. S Ctll3t ne
Ssene next mee
{a1ls lyselseted will
plase H,ttee cpnposcd .of n cssra,
ana III afrsn ss
asa
Nt:sshnd NJ III albornes &C WI lians@S
sae2 iIa frlehda Kent
ElI ssSiss y,s;;,ss NJ
rafr ood,a q On Jenny ST rect.
Syp tsorna.. " fter 3spendtp gSs$ tile Y
t9 e Ss Ohm ohn W Ss;3
~ u, lliams S1.lss ID. ,,s,sd s. from
e through tho mountains '} 81
ltleaH has Srstur,,,eedi ID This home
Iescwk, NJ d tters Ii pleasant visit to
the 81 oye rn1lnnt III Bond AZ ss5B8i&ss$
esors t5 5lsak and ,saaa 4 lhsrssB,S5'V.t
few IA ysS 80 4 for Whining
ii ecss Ssot the United states, re--i
FttAnk lln.I has repprtedd, i for duty
8 thcshol ldaysE w II his parents ~ IS
,ss s.ss's ssSl Ssss
Ili 15S f'fa seG AM a her llnurhteT
Ecase.4 lef IT, lrri'lay@ morning si Il
in u erkeoY. Y. nfters rs da-i
FolSrelatipes hero. n ,3a i3!At if.sssll
saS Thnnias 'rl.rseS nrG y visiting;
sisis SsS'SF 81 EitsEnss
l; Y G y. ssy zs.s g
s ssis gyisttne 3his mother Mrs!
i INTERN Il Iii sbusi ness pSto
Haikley I'd l,sr l! |! /, !, a ) Y
sSirs i 5 a s''';I ' "a
'r rSIsts :I1i clock o;norrow
o;3, ssswnort elvs .ys,t.
me- Doc Sen r.. ~ on Louis 2 m
,3fofS ire Y,rsin,n 'oly.cchnic
rs friends I'M III \ on Y a
tice.s who has cha rye Of tho
iaSs 9i ILL., sa 'sa,i VIII 1lSG ~
s.ln IL visiting hrs. Fred i,e'l
sha et.,rn rasl from ON 9
e's &sosety 4 OF 4 he NJ. Fu!tcn
II meet to4nlo rroyysi iEaitt{s ~
" s.arrrp Holly Syringe W
-----------=------
,dS$thing s /. Keep hon
ring with the fflrginia
borne. gent, &
1t, any &agen In Rich
d. policy in tho Vlr-
R!chardaon. Solscito
III IT: IT, --s7-TT-7 o.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01

!. t'charitys begins at home, II So, 4 also,
should tlle patronage OF home people he
given home institut Ions, Il The Virginia
State SHOULD not be forgottenS In this cons
ncetion.-1A. T.. Aulcher, Solicitor. VI =.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01

N If YOU lrlslst on 81 ..S any gent In Rich
5nnond can give you AZ pol cyS in the YirFl
g!niA State,-y Ohm ~ lseagle, Sol
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01

bd#tllings. SIIeeplst them.
lrtng with the irgtnia:
borne. Agent,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01

pollars are good things, Keep them
at home by insuring with the slrslplli'al
Stately herrslyE Co., Agents ,}si SY5g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01

Dollars are good things, ISeep Them
Ill home by insuring With he Ytrg1nla
IState.-A. w. CARRIER. Solicitor g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01

iIDr. v 81 Al Roorr visited 4" T'e'leyiew''a and
oNIr plnrsst In the M ,Rga on, lfonds.y Ia St
i LITTLE Yilla and ppaleX ollns, children q
win nneumon!n carly n the week, hut trey,
are now pronounced to be out Of danger,
Mrs fsec,rrp Ssnr-r Is suffering With n ,2c-l
lent cold and unable to go out at present:
81 Master stuart Mcclure Turner has been
on the sick list during the paSt FOX. az 5
a TN Hiahand STRINGS Branch 8nf tho Wo-
1,nan's Allanon will meet with Mrs, 81 r. 81
Read m Monday nj z. o'clock, X &
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-11
Great Britain Satisfied.

London. June 9.-l:35 D. m.-Much
satisfaction is expressed in ofieial
and diplomatic circles al the apparent
success OF President Roosevelt in
bringing Russia and Japan together
for the purpose OF ending the war.
Since his arrival here Whitelaw Reid.
the American ambassador, has been
In close aud frequent communication
with the foreign once. The ambassa.
dor is not willing at the present june
lJre to disclose the result OF his
visits, but apparently is we'll pleased
with the progress Of the negotiations
as after busy week socially aud
officially the ambassador and Mrs. and
Miss Reid leave London tomorrow TO
spend the weekend with Earl Egerton.
of Tatten, and his wife, the Duchess
OF Buckingham and Chandos at Tat.
ten park. Knutsford Cheshire. The
other embassies are without any in.
formation.
Russian offcial circles now think
that peace 10 probable or At least that
q cessation OF hostilities ls pending
In an eudeSvor to bring about a meet
ing OF Representatives OF the two pow
ers.
II is pointed out in these circles
that Russia FIRST declared her prefer
snce to negotiating with Japan direct,
and President Roosevelt APPARENTLY Is
acting on that line in arranging the for
malities for q direct negotiation be-
tween Japan and Russia.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-11
CAR SENDS COINCIDENCE.
To ROIsstvsnsky and His Men Who
Suffered Defeat.

To ROJsStvsnsky and His Men Who
Suffered Defeat.
81. Petersburg, June SEQ pm.
Emperor Nicholas has cabled the fol-
lowing message 10 Admiral Rotest-
Vensky;
Prom my heart thank you and
all the officers OF the squadron who
have 90 bonOrably done heir duty
for your unselfsh work for Russia
and for me. BY the will OF the Al
mighty success WAS not destined to
crown your endeavors. but your bound
less bravery will always be a source
OF pride to the country.
Il wish you a speed recovery. May
God console you all. tsigned) Nlcho-
las"
The messages Of Admiral BnQulst
and Captain Chagln OF the Russian
cruiser Almaz did not contain any
intimatIon OF misbehavior on the part
Of the officers or crew.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-11

Toxic. June .. $50 a. m.--Army
headquarters has given out the fol-
lowing:
A detachment Of our forces which
advanced from Lanshuichsnan' two
miles east Of Chenehientsu. dislodgiSS
one company OF foot and 80 horse oi
the enemy. holding the vicinity to the
north OF that place. al 3 o'clock on
the morning Of June 7. and occupied
an eminence east OF Chapengnn ana .
miles northeast Of CheOchengtsu.
At o'clock on the same morning
the enemy attempted an attack on
soufaumtai. 10 miles north OF Chang
"a and on Taaotun. 5 miles Tesi OF
Chnnrtu. and on shihiinu. miles
north Of TAsotun
All the attacks were rcpulssd.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-11
EMPLOYERS REFUSE
new CONFERENCE
Strikers Must Accept Their
Terms Or Nothing.
BOTH SIDES ARE STANDING FIRM
Employers Claim They Can srIns
Enough Men to Chicago to Operate
Their Teams-oarmen Workers
Union Enter Complaint.

Chicago, June l0.-That the team
sters must meet all Of the conditions
laid down by the employers or de
clare the strike on with ont making
any settlement nov seems, from the
employers standpoint, TO be the logical
outcome OF the struggle.
Another attempt to arrange for a
new peace conference has resulted In
a celebration by the employers that
they will make no further concession.
A general meeting OF the Chicago
Team Owners association will be held
tomorrow night TO vote on the propo'
sition TO deliver to the strike Affected
houses. An Affirmative decision would
precipltate u walk out OF 5000 team
Sters.
Announcement Was made today by
the employers team company that
men were reporting daily 10 It's agents
In seven cities and that II would b"
possible to rush to Chicago 40 men
Jay III tue event VI - tutNH'A 'AN'H
sion of the strike.
The garment workers, the original
cause OF the present strike. have come
to the definite conclusion that the
teamsters have forgotten The "sympa
thy" which two months ago prompted
them to strike In aid Of the tailors
At = meeting Of ell the special order
OF locals. the following was given out
Resolved that In the event Of the
Transfers union calling Oh their
strike In the absence Of this organi
Kation that such action shall not ter
inmate In any way the struggle which
the garment workers are carrying on
against the national wholesale tailors
association. unless the steamsters' set
Element carries With u satisfactory
settlement Of the garment workers
question"
George J Jackson. n tally man en-
ployed by a lumber company, has been
attacked by three union sluggers
and probably fatally injured. His ~
sailantS. who escaped accused him Of
being a strlke.breaker
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-11
NORWEGIANS HOIST
TRI-COLOR BANNER
Flag of Norway Now Floats
Over Public Buildings.
SANDS PLAYED NATIONAL ARs
The Lowering Of the Flag Of the unISH
Of Norway and Sweden Announces
MISUNDERSTANDING Receives the
conpratulatIons from Nations,

Christiana. June 10. The NorWe-
giAn tricOlOr was hOiStod today over
Akershus forth and throughout tho
country IN place Of the union ilag. The
substitution was attended by great
ceremony VI the fort where the mem.
bers OF the storthins ynd $4,000 OF
the public were assembi& The gar
risou was paraded In front Of the quar-
terS of the commandment of the fort.
and the commandment read the rcsolu.
ton OF the storthing dissol,ng the
union with sweden.
As the clock IN the tower OF the fort
chimed ten the union nag which had
noatcd there since 1914, was haul s
down, the troops presented arms, tbs
band played the patriotic air, Sous
OF Norway" and after only momen-
tRry interim the first gun OF n nation
al salute doomed oht the new nag
Was broken out aud the troops again
presented arms.
The people then uncovered ANA
chcered The hand sweled the on
thusiaAm by playing the popular air.
Yes, We Love the Counlry" FirSt
one aud then another took up the
words Of the song until the whole
crowd Joined In. after which round af
ter round Of cheering again greet
the haE Three cheers were next
given for the falherland and the sing.
Ing Of the national anthem concluded
the ceremony.
Baron Won Wodel JarIsberg. who has
been the minister Of sweden and Nor
way az Madrid, and whu Ia = Nerve.
sian. IL leaving the spanish capital
today for Christiana. Tie has tels-
Eraphcd aud asked 10 he Immediately
relieved ~ the post owing "a the de.
solution of the union. Ills example
will be- followed by the ministers at
Washington and Rome. both Of whom
are NOrwegiRns.
The government Of NoF,Ny and To-
storthlng continue 10 receive from al
parts Of the country expressions Of
gratitude Tor their action. aud the
communal authorities are voting ad
dresses approving the new regime
A telegram from BioFpstjorne Djoru.
sou (ths Norwegian drAmatiStl pub
lisbed here today sums up the popular
feeling ~ follows;
The address 10 the kibE ID an en-.
PRECISION Of the viii Of the entire Nor
SeGiaa people The dissolution OF
the uhion IL . pleasing for the entirs
bofth
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-11
SUBWAY TO HANDLE FaGIoHT.
Chicago Street Railways Plan 10 Prof
n BY Teanstsrs' strike.


Chicago. June l0-BJ the iakt of Al
gust the Chicago subway company Nili
De handling freight To and from pfao'
ticaily all the railroad terminals OF
Chicago Work on the bore 10 being
rushed day and night an added impst.
"a having been given b. tho transfers
strike.
A remarkable record In tunnel con
structi0n has been made 10 last tSc
months. more than miles az under
ground passage hlylaG been nnished
The strike began Just before this
period OF unusual activity In The last
two months 10000 cutie yards ~ ma
teriAi have been eHoayAlsd. The eOn.
crete hauled ihroagh the tuhrsis 20
Anlah The nee WOrkinGA anoantsd %
Is 90 cubic yards
The e0mpany has row neaFiy -
miles Of bore. intsTlseinE the iissEiet
bounded ~ Twelfth ahd halHtsaG
street. ChicaGo avenas aHd The lsks
rhis h bsinE equipped uiih trolley
wires and laid 9Th heavy rails fOF
ths use 0f The electric F0ad % which
the meFchAnaiss uiB be eaFrisd 90
feet bensafh the level ~ ths eity's
stfeeis
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-11
ROOSEVELT VISITS VIRGINIA
Accompanied by Hls wife on q short
Pleasure Trip,

washington, June lO.--Prcsident
Roosevelt lett Washington 1T li:l6 a.
m. today on a brief trip TO Rapidan,
Va, where he will be the guest Of
Joseph wilmer. an old friend Of him.
self and Mrs. Roosevelt MIRA, Roose'
Welt who recently purchased a tract
of 20 acres Of land adjoining VIII
mers farm. left here yesterday for
the Wilmer home. The president and
Mrs Roosevelt will remain there prob
ably until Sunday night or Monday
morning unless the presidents pres
ence in Washington should become
necessary before that time rs a mat
ter Of urgency.
The president left Washington on .
regular train of the Southern rail-
way. lie vas accompanied only by
NJ. A. Latta. his personal stenogra'
phcr. and Frank H. Tyree, oUe OF the
secret service officers stationed AZ
the White House. The president trav'
eled in regular Pullman car instead
OF In a private car.
Both Secretary Loeb and Assistant
Secretary Barns remained here 70
transact any business that may arise
The children ~ the president letl
for Conn,c ,icut On brief visit ia
frlcuds prior tn going To Oyster Hay
for thu 4ummpT
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-11

Selma. Ala. June io,--Captalh Jno
Y. Burns. 0ne Of the most widely
kn0vA ellifsns Of thls c0uRiy. died
a. kis hons here AZ o'clock this
mopinE csptAin Burns uAs . mem.
her Of the constitutional eouveatIOa in
1875. Hne niko = member 81 TIE see
enc constitutional eonysntton held 10
1891 ss served several terms IN
ths legislature. WAa a briilisa, man.
Q confederate veteran aAd commander
81 Camp lOaes. q. CIV
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-11
lnt.rnIna RYssisn Shipa-

washing, L. June lo---S"eFe'A'y
TAT, has received tse io'ioN'hs c@ '''
tram from Governor wright al Mania
-Russ!aa war.hips cd not isa's TIE
Aa,bor wtthin the rcqplrsd q hours'
A. a result arr noS In custody OF 40
girni IRAN vbo informs me be hA'
taken ueosssAry steps 20 intern hen
Tbe, arp nov behind bfesk~aisf 90
der The guns Of tn os'o and Aonaa
nOek. Sc wiu S.hAb.f 'hr.r mAosiAs''
and renose the hFesch s'"ca' O -.
sYn. Re has dOub'.sss rrpoT'sd iail
sstaIls 70 navy dsgsrtDsut
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-11
INMATE OF ALMsHousG STRIKE.
They Wanted pay for Working a.
Bakers In the Home,


New York, June lO-COnsiderable
merrlment has been caused BY a strike
OF paupeTS In u county almshonSe just
outside Jersey City, The men detailed
TO act ~ bakers organized aud elect'd
q walking delegate who notified the
county board In charge OF the lnSli
tuition that his fellows would not knead
the almsbouse dough until their names
were put on the pay roll with the al
tendants aud other employees,
The delegate explained Ia the CON
mlttee that the bakers we're entitled
To pay because. unlike many other
paupers. they do not desert the instl'
tuition during the summer months 10
recupcratr NJ the seashore and IN The
mountains but remain a. their duties
In tho bakrrshop and work faithfully
Tor the county The commIttf" reject
ed the demands ana Informed the
strikers that they would be phi 10
work In toe stone quarrles u th"J DO
not return TO work In the bakeshop.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-11

AsDHry Pzft. y T. Jaas - -Ths
several syups ~ 40 Fsformsd sbaFch
In AnsTiss sdopies q feaOiHil0n la.
6suirr reform ia aifgfes sad erlotu,
lns BE- H.inisfen aEaissi msrfying pr.
soas NO hae nrra 6irSrcea % ofbsf
,hsn fefgiipfai Ffosuas Aecor1iak "a
e. ruIf esrtbrssed ~ ~ sYaoa geiy
ths pesssln tseuTar 90 disofes rkail
- dssusei o. " fsmsTy NEa tbsa oaiy
sfgsr par hIe aiesseA
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-11

Paris. JBhs .. i.g . m-Tbs
PrsneA Covernmeni has isdIsats6 ka
uiiiinEBsns 70 AEsign q toFpeao beat
% earn me bodey q Paul 1oass aoss
TIE river sine fFSm Paris . Havrs
uhere q Freaeh saua1ros vti Geiis.
- ne hodg ss ~ Awsfiesa ssasdrua
This wHi ascessl,Ats = ehaaGs b. ne
FenAsEvDas ~ thg A@rrsraa nanatrnn
frsm cAsreasFa - iiaste. Whieh -
80 uasss nsnfi1cs2fioa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-11

iianisbBrE. Pa. Juhs 10 adai
tfon 10 q isttef expressive Of its ap-
peeclaiioa ~ the AID and sueeof gives
~ M iajatea ans care baSiOvea 40
o. thc dead IN The Souih Harrisburg
sfeek Of Ma 80. 10 ths people %
HsrgisbaFE. ne PsnsJis~nla HSiifaaa
eompaay has donated $1,000 70 Ne
Ilafs.shurE haspifai TIE danafinn
psn slven vithos' asy Restrictions -
y y uss
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-11

Marion O. June 10 George kFa
nsr. a prospsfoas farmer. Ewing -"
miles southeast Of ADELAIDE, vent down
lpio en- OLD vsli 20 clean n oat iis az
overcome by gas. snd alarmed o. be
absence biz dSbEhtsr 60 lsw Mr. tn.
Jsmln Kransf. started . ssafrh. which
snded IN hsF hhdinR III bodJ a. the
h0,tnm ~ the sell. shs Immediately
started % descend bit missed fo0i
ing and Nas prcelpitaied "a The beis
ton. sastaininE a bfoksp Hscs and ~
lax Instantly Tn bodiss lay a. ths
bosiSm ~ ihs sell Ter tso h0ufa,
ahss they wore discovered ~ Bsuja-
mIn KrEnsf 400 Harm Wiuisrs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-11

q. Panl Nina Juhs io-Nhham
T Hofsssli. % g. PsHi Ane hoyal ,
ssssarns. q Pierre. 3 n SFfe a.
rnsxned befoFs the Unred States CIR
eua o0art todaY ss1 ekArsst sits go.
ss,rury 70 aefraRs ne Cui'-d sensss
eat az kQmentsal ianas aO'A s,saa
"a 80 NsHu.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-11

Stockholm. JEne iO--crown Prince
dus,Hys on his return from I1sriin To
day vas met W the royal family, IN"
ministers and iafss GROVE Of people.
sh0 ehserea hin enthusiastically. Tho
eity II decorHIsa 9th hass
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-11

ivostok and tie question Of the Russian
ships in neutral waters In the Far
East are adjusted all other questions
could be easily settled.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-11
EnoII.h Larysr -unast ssrI0u. ehsrps

London. June l0.--The further hea'
ing of the charge against Alfred FOs'
sick. a iRWysr Of Nainhead, Berkshire
CchsrEed With Incorporating &c.,
OOO) and Who. according 10 = state
msut made 10 court BY counsel for the
plalnuf 10 the case informed piaiHtiifa
counsel that he had lent The money
TO Mrs. James Brown Potter. occurred
today. Mr.. Potter testified thar Fus-
sick ~ her lawyer. undertook ~ raise
from his clleuis . tss 600 mortgage
ON her properly ~ Maideuhesd. The
money VAS required 10 conduct the
savoy theatre MFs Potter never
knees that Fossiok personally was I'D
vaaelBg tbe funds.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-05-25

of the interference of the strikers
with trains carrying the mails.
Since that time Chicago has at fire.
quent intervals been agitated by
labor troubles, traction employees.
teamsters, butchers, building
trade workers, and mechanics or
employees in various lines Of work
being out on strikes for long
period. There was one year or
more when building operations in
the city we're practically paralyzed.
Traffic has been suspended, thous-
ands of tons of perishable goods
have been wasted, the stock yards
have been garrisoned and picketed,
meats have risen to almost prohibi-
tive prices, and all sorts of incon-
veniences and hardships have been
inflicted upon the people of Chicago
through the irreconcilable troubles
between capital and labor. There
is no exact way of measuring or
guaging the loss Chicago has suf-
fered from labor troubles, but il can
be suggested that the population of
Chicago is far below what it would
have been had it not been for the
labor troubles of the last decade in
It's history. Capital has sought
other places for investment and
manufacturers have moved out of
he zone of the labor trouble or
avoided Chicago on that account.
There is now a threat pending to
all out every union man in Chicago
o settle the teamsters' strike. The
lawn of the day when arbitration |
Fill take the place of strikes is anx-
ously waited for.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-05-25

msnt Tree from federal interference
as is guaranteed under the eons'i'u,
ton to every citizen OF sOv''s's"
state.
81 may be wrong 1t may ., },
that the congress Of the uni,so
States has power to barter with LII
dian tribes for the ceding OF Ia'''-
diction already vested in the '0S /,
ereign state, but it seems to me Il
am not right, and the court should
hold that the state has no lurlsdie'
ton over the Nsz Perez lndian res
ervation, it might be well to sA'sh'
the proposed forest reserve a very
little, and wipe Idaho oil the map