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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-13

$500 muss Of
RsW York. vie Atanti4
tlanteC Rnlwag.
fore information. call
IA. GOODWIN. Ticket Agent. 0alnesV3ies
BOfisTON Da. Pnss At " D.
- ". Bag 81 Aao BnhdisEs Jsekaeny vile Us.
X Nj MEBsON, 1Ssf. Mgr, MI CRAIG 9ex4 PISS
wlmlngheey Sc. WITNESSES, - s.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-13
Are You Engaged ?

Engaged people should remember
thxt, after marriage, many quSrFels
can be avoided by keeping their diGes-
tions in good condition with Electric
Bitters. 5. A. Brown OF Bennettsville,
S. C., says: "For years my wife suffered
intensely from dyspepsia, complicated
with a torpid liver, until she lOst her
strength and vlgor aud became mere
wreck Of her former self. Then she
tried Electric Bitters, which helped
her at once and finally made her en-.
t,Fely we'll She N now strong and
healthy" Seld at all drug stores and
guaranteed, a. Soc hottie.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-26
AMATEUR BOXING
STOPPED BY POLICE
Special Officers Allow Wrestling
but Prevent Scrappers From
Going On.
ORDERS FROM CHIEF KELLY.
Believed That Governor Folk Is
Responsible for the Edict-
Police Commissioner Jones
Belongs to Club.
ORDERS FROM CHIEF KELLY.

Chief ki-lys men stopped the amateur
boxing bouts AZ the Business Mems Gym.
nasiu'n last nISht. About y" persons had
purchased tickets nf admission costing 81.
and were entertained with TWO wrestling
bouts
Spe"ial offioerS pansher and Mahon We're
IN til" au.i.ear". and when two boxers en-
tered the ring tn" police refused fo let
them proceed with the bout.
Manager Bob Douglass called I'D chief
Krly by telephone. and tho latter ,"I,,
him that TO boxing would he permitted In
any club. except between club members
a'ii for tho education Of boua-f,,ie mem
b-rs ~ the club.
Il tax" this to mean that no clubs will
tC permitted To- match outside fighters and
sell tickets OF admission on the nigh, of
H.. contests" said Douglass ''Thcse WHO
bought tickets Of admission To my show
wer" issued cards which entiils them Ia
III" privileges Of my Gymnnsium for the
entire month Of November
fpiIC' commissioner George y. Jons- IS
a m.mb.r II the Il. n. G.. and induig. :
:n athl"iI" exercise in IT. gymnasium 7. -
ulariy. Director Douglass said played
hInGSsII Their yesterday morning
Th. Business Men Gymnasium went To
yonsii~'..bl" expense preparing f,r the
show that was s'oppe1 by the pol!c..
About 81" worth OF gold medals AMI other
p-,zes hA! been purchased. ro,icc Com
missioner Stewart told Douglass last year
that th. Law prohibited prize fights and
that the awarding OF a medal or any
trophy TO c"ptc~iants IN huNinC bouts
mai" them ITiz. fights
Sheridan ami i;arnfoliZ two nIu-ty-fiy"
FOUNDER We're In thu rInc and ready ."
iicht when the polio" stopre,i TIA. SHOW
Wa-s.'ru had beaten I.assaG.T Ia - wT.-t-
l!ns bout a; y, pounds. and Max HayuiI.
had obtained IN" decision over Charlie
swan In a wrestling contest at 10. ,oun,.--
G-org. Eau;isto refereed thc wrestling
contests
CHEZ Ki~iv's order was sweeping and
Will inci,si. all amateur bouts ss an .ro-;
vii l.. mad" To- see on what basis the
sy-or, Is conducted n; the NJ. 4 q. The
Chief gave TO reasons for his action other
than - stat. that he had decided 70 rhut
down on -h. game
T-I.grsms from Jefferson City Witch
-7t-d tia, Governor Folk had cas-, a Dis
approving ~. upon boxing. were though,
TO b. s~sIonsihls FOR the order.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-26
GIRLS SCALE WALL
TO EFFECT ESCAPE
Two Inmates Of Good Shepherd
Home Climb Ten-Foot Fence.
hut Are Afterwards Recaptured
on Washington Avenue.
&zzAY OF HxxH,

Scaling the 1o-foot fence IN tho rear Of
the Good shepherd Home at Gravois ave
nue and Bamberger street Mabel Pittman
and Rosa Eker. inmates Of the institu-
tion. escars,. and were not located until
after 10 o'clock last night.
Patroimen Kuehner and Cohan Of the
Ninth District found the girls in a room
at No. - Washington avenue. They
were taken to the Ninth District Station
and spent last night there. They will be
returned to the Good Shepherd Hom.
some time to-day.
shortly before . o'clock yesterday after
noon the girls went into the back yard AT
the home. ostensibly to sweep the stone
walk which runs from the house to the
back gate.
II WAS noticed by one Of the attendant,
that they staid on, OF doors an unusually
long time. Investigation showed that they
had scaled the high fence and escaped.
Immediately all Of the police stations
were notified TO keep "A watch for the fugf-
tives. Their detection followed
Mabel Pittman IL is wears old AMI
formerly lived In Springfield. Ill.
Rosa pker is - years old. and before
entering the homo lived at No. los South
Third street.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-26
OUTBREAK At SEBAST0POl
CAUSED BY SOCIALISTS.

81 Petersburg. Nov. -.-Th,t the out
break q, S.hastopoi - no drunken froiic,
ae VAS the case AT cronStad'. hu: a seri-
ously planned revolutionary demand. Was
clear bv the tone OF an official statement
declaring that IN: sailors and several
units ~: troops w.r" .,ct!nr under IN" d.
r..t influence Of tho so-iaIis,Ic pr"raSsn-
dst
The statement follows.
The events At Cronstadt hav" found
echo in rhn EIack S.sa feet. Vic" admiral
Cfouknin reports that sailors. under the
Influence Of ~. soclalistic propaGit.ia.
rav" orEaui2,t It Sebas,orol series Of
t,rsouscra,.o,-s The movement has spread
ta several or.; 7izat!ous Of IN" army. Vice
Admiral !'iss,r.vshv wa seriously
wounded while :ryins To prevent a meet
ing being held
The situation - -erIous. though. ac-
corGinc TO . rcru-t r,celv.; At e:2s {" clock
tn. evening ro attempts had t"'n mad"
TO r.!llaSc
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-26
FIGHT PULLED OFF At
nineteenth WARD CLUB

Notwithstanding the police order mat
amateur boxing contests mus, stop two
lively bout. we're pviie. or Lac. nigh. At
The Nineteenth Ward Democratic Club At
Grssi and =, Louis avenues After IL.
scraps had teen pulled OF tho police ap-
peared on the scene ard informed Chrfs
von der Ahs. on. o. The oHfctsi. OF ,h.
club. that 'h. nGh;s would aAv. to b.
stopped
JAm-s Fi;xsnmors ana III Brooks ven,
three rognts af tWo minste- each 10, the
edincatSnn Of IN club ns~nbers. and thea
Jack Murphy snd Toad walsh vent ., ..
fer three more two-nn;nuie rounds Both
bouts had plenty o: i:se IA them
rhs pni,oe vito cam. 20 the cI-Shou.s
stated TIA; IN order had gone out To stop
an boues. von der Abe explained that hss
bsuss Were foueh: between GLIB mefnh-rs
and sor club me,nbers only. bg; the police
tafoeDed him shAs u made - dtaegence.
~ voSi1 Aays - 80
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-26
TURNED IN FIRE ALARM:
HELD FOR AN INQUIRY.
Dtre About Blase - Fathep's
Apartments NJ Market street.

After reporting q Ere on premises occu-
pied by his father. Lois i.uruez is now
held b. the Central District polio. unt'l
an Investigation y made into the caus,
o: tn. blaz.
The alarm was TUNED ir last nigh. ~
II 10 from tn. southeast corner of F>bur'
snf Nafk"t streets. the Are having starr
sd al No. 3@ Market where pho
toSrsph.rs establishment n msinttine'i
ty Arthur Luru"z Young Luru.x sal
that h. turned in the alarm after gcins
To tn" upper story aad nEdins the prem
is"s In r1GDss
III" ais" r'c"JLtsd to the police = 'al-
Of meeting tw1 r"ETocs. on. of WHOM c..
him "a ~" hand. Displaying the ~oun5as:
rIefHb.r a. Cv!G.rro "" ~aid 'ha, upo,
going to the Cpirr story b" found trac-s
of OF about The roGr THIS latter ttat.
,:io-s, -.-is ,I-nioi by Grcfn"n ~ro satiu-
gul-hHd the .pnfa tsticn
Damage wss estimated "a; q 80 A - phJIe
sal. 'Irls: concern also had of!iN.. Ia IN.
sam" bu!ldIns.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-26
MILITARY IS
IN MuTINY At
SEBASI0P0l
Sailors of the Port and Mem.
b:rs of the Brest Regiment
Join Workmen Under
Red Flag.
PANIC SEXES THE CITY.
Rear Admiral Pisarevski Orders
Firearms Used to Disperse
Meeting, and Is Himself
Seriously Wounded.
ODESSA SENDS TROOPS.
Mutineers. Who Have Sent Off.
Ger 4 Black Coffin. Are Pre-
pared to Resist the Govern
ment Forces Dispatched
to the City.

~ Petersburg. Nov. :5.-l0 view OS
the alar arminE new, received to-day
Of mutinS ut >ehnstOpOi the pro-
cr~''inSs OF the ZcmsisO lOnE ress
nj Moscow and other deSelOPsn nj .
'0 che Russian situation Paiesl Into
10 .ig ntdrnnrc.
The formidable revolt ia which
snii,r~ 81 the fleet. shore cqUipnSes
and infantry garri>oo> are partiri-
p.tinE appears 1s the present To- he
ID. Ood the power of Vice Admiral
h"U kuin. com mmInirr Of the B!ark
sea feet. to control ~ the. dt~ratrhr. .
say nothing of counter measures
being taken of the attitude Of the
other regiments Of the regular xarrs-
The mutiD~er. aud riOtO0s strBkrrs
ar~ pnradipE the city with red 0aEs
without interference, and u mRS he
possible. ~ was the ~Rs~ as Ods.ssn.
that the Ena. Ot ahc hnttbr>tsfp IN.
teIrfmon iformrris the k1inH Pss-
tc.rLia-. and other vessels of the
Eusipc fleet dominate the sis0atiOn
md prevent active mensore. heinS
taken 10 queIl the mutins even it
Vice Admiral Ch0uknin has saf-
acicWt loyal troops ~ his disposal.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-26
WAGONL0ADS OF DOLLARS.
ke"kuk Dcpositors Sec Them and
Stop Run on Bank.

kSO.Gk. la. Nov. - IN. .Cn which be-
gar ysstsrday on the STAT. centYa! Saw
if,zs Bank ssopp~d thi. morning almost on
;i-ely after arrival % four wSxonluad- Il
silver dollars from Chicago and 8, Louis
The wagons backed 20 Q" TIE dor %
the tank \ half-nillior do-lsr. we're ear
r,ed into III. hank and piled sp In sight
~ :h~ people.
The run NAs probably cSu-~d D.; the re-
port tha; thS health - IN. .,.z!d.n, .:
the tAnk vas faii,ns. the report beinr
1eoAA smoag the leposs:ogA
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-26
&lsIRIA WILL. WITHDRAW
~ ANY OTHER POWER DOES.

vienn. Nov Austria will couJinu.
% take tart Ia the International action
aSsins- T-rk.y - long as the Powers a =,
unanimously BIt, II any Power desires
% c!fh !ra.. and does withdraw. Austria
will a!,y withdraw.
AIsrri. - hot rnovins troop. toward IN.
southern frontier. despite reports 70 the
contrary. The statement that sin. cor
templates 4 movement OF SaiDnica Il
ca;syoric.l!y denied
TlIer. IL practically no douD, that ~"
note Of Russia aai Austria % -. Ealk n
states warning them not 20 interpret The
naval demonstration a. a good opI.0:-
tIn'-y u hsrsss Turkey. Will have tn.
desired effect. Russia Initiated this acil3a
with A-stria Ia hshalf Of .h. Power.
wa-shiIs wi! no: b. sen; 20 SaloDicA
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-26
BOY GIVES LIFE FOR HIS DOG.
Falls Int" River in Effort To Keep
Pet in Boat.
EEYrH HI.rC srI,TAr.

a~ksesIsort. Pa. Nov. = Carl Kropp.
ard y~ar- -ou II John X kr1rt Jl Port
TuT. lp-t his hf~ in the SoughiOghsny
River while attsupt!n. to prevent Tia i,f-
q. water spaniel ps' from jumping into
the water.
The hoy. accompanied BY his dyg vent
Acksesp-orr '!nuiats rIsDt. Tn dog b.
came fri.hy aba sant-d 10 taxi a sNir,.
but ,rs t-ov feared the animal would -
,.ro~usa r.ruii. IN. boys effort. ia E~~,
h;-n in fhs boat, tho Cog managed to
-y,rfre oG- Tn. boy mad. q clutch al hin,
sii ~ doing 80 iczt hi- bs.iane. and tell
.u,8 tr. water.
~. sauk Immediately. being un.hle tn
.eiI.- The dog. who Wss the limo -nt
rsis- % the troHnin scam Ashore ana
watched the r~-ru.rs bring the ts,Ay -
Aas little master out Of the rive.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-26
SAILORS DEEPLY STIRRED
BY FaHClSO INJUSTICE.

So pri.--asrE ". =-p-.si. o: TIRE
-r.E-v a. ~rfs.srTal s-~ -; svs;'ah;.
-- .9. N#--.-aifg ~ i-ga;-h ,o the A.
s-...-~s G'-sss --g= 30 49, PIT sislrS
.Es first .--.--a-arr g, - r=gts-sa.
Al assas- nf -Er s-z- 49, "a; four
er-asz-S s-E ere ETans 80 H~St a-r. a:
SsrssEf..aE a- F-azras
E5. ,EF.sEref -as;. % aIl;s5a - other
'rr--rEa--r-r rsg~sas r: a-.v=rsut, rh-
ss,Hsrs bad N--- stirred - ~ ;ssl- ~
-Hartr- .a .Er -rys-r Es -~ss-vtstS c.e
aks~. -rzEs.nE -s-y - ta--r from the
sr~s.-e EsN.E< b. pabi-sh-i hers C7iy
vr-r~Fs-sF
IT, tsss-rrT Es@- q tSs hts: r-rs=~at
had H.-'Tr'- N-sE ssv--,ss.=-t entirely p
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-26
FOLK OECL ARES FOR
FREE BRIDGE At MASS MEETING
Listens Of Railroad Companies
Chief ExecutivcReport Of Ways and Means Com
nec Disapproved and Resolutions lndorsng lie
bold Ordinance Are AdOptedeneral Notes OF the Meeting

Governor Joseph ". Folk last night
went on record for a free railroad bridge
across the Mississippi River. To an audi
ence Of about 3.'.o persons. assembled in
the OI.on. largely h"csus" Of til" an
nounCemcnt that his ExccilcnCy'' was to
te the chief orator ~ the evening. the
Governor .riaiSu.t th. Terminal AssociA-
ton in Il NEST scathrrE mariner. sparinS
no words In defining railroad conditions in
-. Louis AZ he saw th"m.
He defined the Terminal Association. the
ferry COMPANIES aud the brids. companies
az a monopoly. living under the cloak Of
legal trchnicaiiIy.
Governor Folk was frequently ap-
rlautlcd When h. arc-o 20 speak he Was
greeted by a tumu,- tha. lasted several
minutes. and. over the din ~ the shouts
ard hsH!cid ,pirg. there ""r" several
audible .Nclarnati"us ~ "Yo,fr" the next
President. Joe
Governor Folk wus 10. the only person
IN lalnhu>; tn" railroad companies with
.ratorical uall-t> last .v"ninR. l.. &.
Irvine. chairman 81 publicity and speaker
az the Join; Frc" EriGr" and Bond Com
rnit..c. mad" an Introductory speech. IN
which h. anIaz,.G lis bearers with his
ability a. AN orator a-Ii humorist.
After thcs.. two speaker had exhausted
their supply oi ammunition. speeches were
made hv B.uiamiu - hnurmac'er and
Charles = Li"b"li VII" made alta, hs on
the til.a1-I railroad combine
ANESpNENT GOLD BRlCk
A. a climax. Colonel /. n. kinSsiand
d.cl,.,.: tho fr-.. -bridC. amendment. rec
orp,n.rd...I hy tn" Ways and Means COM
mite. - -" CITY 'wrrrH. WAS - -So'"
,,rt.u .,,l fh. following resolutions.
81 -, t..,r,.u.. S,rl.r. w"r. adopted
,
-, n. ,...-,r. ,. -,c IF. n. :. Louis
Naei - '"' ''N'' -,,,.- .sa,
- ''.'''s -. ..-. :. ,t. r,..,.,. -.
''''" P1''' s.,,,,- - -.
"u' '''N "a. "-' '' a.,
f--' "''i"' pa 49,.
wagon n'"H -, = -,
sasN.i'i ''-''' =, 7-
'ai" h'".s = - '''
81 -. ~.
failed - ifh- r. ~"
;-''." 'h' -,
- '''E - "'.''' 80 ...,..- o..
t-"' '''' .. 90.
..'f' '-I' -'.''s ''iN.'' '' '"'
triNS 90" -"' ''''''..'
Way "'' N''
..a H.''"'-. - -'' '7' ''.. INK
f'F'l D. ''-' -,....'-.
= .., ,,s..r. h-ttsr
S--r-si {. fails 90 --.,.i. rra- -u~r H-riS-
shall s.. .ni rar-.~r r~rra.u FREE.
-. - !, r'r-rI-. sa'4 'r''E' - - erected
- 'Ar c::y S"''r1'n"r' a'sir's. o'i's'i' ''s '''s
n'u'''-
f''i iA - ar -.
'ss .,'y :" 80 -, -. :.
1851" =
'.. ?, a. -. ..-.,-,. -. ar urrr,.
- - any ..1. q 7rrvr-.r.,i ra- s.a.-
,.-,-r-..-. r.a - l.sF g. 80 -r.c,:ra Of -.
- ,.lr.r O, --sF-I
=. sr'h-f- '->"- :" '-'rn 80 ''s8'-
A. .g-a .r' 60 e % Tars'
- -H-'' ''a.-' 4. '5' -. -,-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-26
M RIu< DENIES RESPONSIBILITY
FOR slLTAN'S SIT BBORNNEss.

Berlin. Nov. 25.-The Foreign Once ON
phaticaI!v denies that Turkeys attitude Is
due 20 German influences. 30 far from
This being true. IL IL said that the Sultan
i actually angry az Germany. because the
Foreign rGic- has repeatedly advised him
,o accept rh. Powers demands
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-26

washinGton. Nov. .5.-FNr-rar:
IncisnA and El!n.as-Fa,r sunday ard noa-
Say. c--sh west winds.
fovs-Fai, sunday En! Mo8eay.
n-eG.assa-FaIr In east: rain $50. r. VS.:
d! a-rina Sunday. S1r65y ssir
EaS~rn Texas-Fa.r sunday ara Suntay.
: - sJIthwest Winds
AEkanh-AA Oklahoma ard IEcian Territory aHc
- stern Texas-Fa4. Sunday and Mo.day
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-26
FEATURES OF rO-DiS's NEWS.
PART Z.

PAHT ].
.. i.Go0Ft-NarttsI af Annapolis.
Mrs. Frances u. Nnrrison Dead.
NicGrinE hans to HRrWon:sr.
Riot at state PeaIientinry.
..Ricb Mas 70 We'd Sscnorrnphrr.
y Birthplace of Mark Twain.
z. Overheard Threat saves Giri.
PART 10.
J. Brofherhood Of Daily Lie
=. Kentucky Democrat. At Odds.
Z. Editorial and Recent Comment.
.. -. Louis society News.
Z. Suburban society News.
= Memorial TO Doctor PrccscrIus.
PART Ill.
.. Fiees Sails for Dnrd~neiIe..
Soldiers Nutiny st sabna'opoI.
citizens Er-e-Rrsdge Meeting.
Police stop Amateur HoNIuE.
=. Father Br~merich'. Funeral.
q. Football. Racing. AthIetics.
new. Of the RsiIroad..
PART ~.
.. ~. Louis Spunster's Fortune.
=. Drs matte News and Comm
3. Apollo Club to Give Concert.
Z. Miss NorosinI Champion WhIp.
g.. Billiards. Hscing. baseball
:. Missouri aud hnnsn. Cissh.
PART v.
.. senator Burton Found Guilty.
Spna2 2hs Fear for Their Lives.
Sons Awarded 10 Father.
RoseS-ry's Home-Rui~ stand.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-26
WANT ADS

6n Pages "a 10. Part 3. Birth. Mar
r'nxe and Bor,ai Records and New
corporations Page =. Part =.
Death Notices and Amusement Ads
"n Page ;, Part =. Vessel Movements
on PAGE Z. Part 3.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-26
EUMCnS OF ClSaFFeCn0N
oE ST. PETERSBURG S0lOlERY

- YsHrrEs--. Nov --Sn.s.sr runners
Er~ e. r-rsszsE..-- - t5= tz4Er.s>sTS Sssar-
s.-rEacr q tss FsartssEtn sEd EAes.rG.s
|, r2vs! tSt:AisS=s AZ g FcserSeGB.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-26
COMBINED FLEET OF Powers SAILS
UNDER SEALED ORDERS ! ! From M P!RAEu$ .-, >.
FOR ISLAND NEAR THE DARDANELlES

Ambassadors at Co0stantnopIe Decide That Naval Demon
stration Is Best Way to Bring the Sultan to His
Senses Island Of Mytleoe First Objective
of the War Vesseis-Mussumans
Show Little Concern Over Crisis.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-26
POWERS. WARNING NOTE TO
M l.G<RIN, SERVIA AND GREECE.

Paris Nov 25.-It was learned at the
Foreign offf to-day that Austria ana
Russia In behalf "f the Powers. have ad-
dressed strong no." to Bulgaria. Serv'a
and Greece warning them that the
Powers naval demonstration against Tur-
ksy should not be made preieAt for
revolutionary movements on 'ht part OF
these countries against Turkey.
" Is now definitely determined that the
objective OF the demonstration VIII be the
Island OF Mitylene. where tn" customs
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-26
Yesserday's Conditions.

weather - Gear. Temperature
Maximum. s. degrees: minimum.
- ds.rees. wirie- Direction, sCgta /.
maximum velocity. y nt.s- az.
hour ~ ] a II Pr-ci, .t<tion--
none Humidity Max mum. -
Der cent a. A. n sage % re
rfve-. SIS fest at e. IA
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-26
" ASigISt.TON.
FOR EIs.N.

Navy Department orders autopsy on
R-acCh'- body. PAGE 1. PART :.
rORE.IGN.
Iiac, ~ the Powers sails for Island
car partrnrllcs PAGE : PART I
Military oc sssas,oF-5' Joints wcrkuen
.r,i~r red naE lAGE PART
i.ari Roarr rer>'s hom"--ule stand VIC
r- breach IN rsr;v PAGE !. PART 5.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-26
Nl>>t.f ri.

T7re. -o-vt,'s % - Indicted % r.l-fes
Irulrentiary officers PAGE I. PART !
Town where Mark Twain WI born j.
r. -l--s OF MS fame fhGE : PART /
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-26
! POWERS AMBASSADORS
DECIDE on DEMONSTRATION.

DECIDE on DENOMINATION.
Cons,antInople. via Sofia. Bulgaria Nov.
Is Tho Ambassadors Of tho Powers. at .
conference Just held. decided to proceed
with the naval demonstration as the best
reply 10 the Porte's note.
There is absolutely no sign among tho
Mussuimans Of Constantinople that they
are in the least way disturbed concerning
the question Of the financial control Of
Macedonia.
such :, question exists. The aspect of the
city is perfectly normal and there appears
TO be no chance Of an anti i-Chrisiian
movemen, unless the word is given from
high quarters.
I, Is persistently reported hut not yet
coniir med. that til. Grand vizier. Ferid
Pasha. has been dismissed and replaced
by Abiiin Pasha. Governor General or the
archipelago. As the acceptance OF the de-
mands II the Powers requires the punish
ms nt Of all scapeguats. there Is disposi-
ton III some quarters TO credit the report
as being the precursor OF the abandon
mon; by the Porte OF its present attitude
Following the precedent which he set
when the Russian feet made demon
straticn of the coast Of Iniada. I'm 1SS
the Sultan has charged Vice Admiral
Husni Pasha who left constantinople No
ve,nb-r o on a special steamer for the
par,,anelI.s amorg his ether duties. to
weIcom. the International fleet with pres
ems % fruit candies anu cigarettes
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-26
SUMMARY OF
The st. Louis Republic
Su.Aay. November 36. 1905.
THE WEATHER.
PARTLY CLOUDY TO-DAY.

Forecast so- s.; Louis and VI
c4uf,y-Par IS cIOuty to-day. coo.-
o. 4. the Afternoon, s1uth 20 west
WINS.
For Mi.souri-G.n.'al,y fair TO-
cay. moderate temperature.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-26

Sunr!s.. ga: sunset. s:l' length
% Cay. ISL MON .sts. --. new
mon. Scy-nbe- = first quarter.
Decerrber }. :gll rlGon. december
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HOTEL fla GUIANA
No TO Gale ALLEN FORTALEzA)
SAN JUAN, P. r.

Bsts moderno Hotsl, rscisntsmente
sStablecido, 90 dlstiHgus CON sspscia.
lldad por ser Of daice punto donds %
sncuentran las mas sxquisitas comidAs
q 10 Cuhana1.
Sc prssta mucha atsncl6n { Ia linn.
plea On 81 ssrviCio do 10 mesa. Aseo
en- lbs hAbitacionss, que son 81 misno
tempo, frescss y ventilAdAs; para una
sofa persona o para una faniliA,
Excelsntss bAHes Do duchA J luz
slSctrlsa. Sc adnilsA pupllos men.
suAles con todo ssrviOio, y abonadoa
para ComidaS soi4msats.
So tratA & los husspsdss con carl.
10 y respsto.
Prscios limitadoh Por un die de
hoSpsdais J comida el.00.
ApartAdo al. Tslifono 1877
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-06
Los Maestros

Los profssorss GA los Estado Q
Unidos como los DENTS ~smp'esdos de
10 administration, no vivsn do I'm
suicide, sino que tisnsn otros nsgocIos
{ que dsdisarSs dsspuSs Dc cumplir
sus debsrss oaeialss; porqus allf %
considsra 81 ser mas d~sSgraciado del
mundo { squsl que tisns Una sola co.
80 para vivir, perqus 81 dia que 10
pisrda, merir& do hambrs .irrsmisi-
blsmsAte.
Les nssstros Do lll .Antillss que
los dlas feStives les tGrdss , noches
suisrsa smplssr sus @srgfas On I'D
trahaie de- prevscho, pusasn hacsrst
sgsntss do oIkamp, Nolting e. o..
C~lnClnnati, ohis. Diriiirss enseguidS
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-06
SON ES1OS SUS SINTOMAS ?

frsdlleGLon al onanisrno, emlsiones de dia q de
n0ehe, deftames al estar on presenoia Dc una
l~aSciyas; granos. contraeci0nes DC los mdscnloa
ttg9e son ptecnrsores De u EpilepAial; pensA,
nllegtos, y snsnos volsptneSosl sofQcaelnnoA
hrlAyhnlsnto, psfdids De 70 vofGptad, taits de-
.nS18a, ipposblhdsd de- cOncsntrar les ideas,
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RAha0rta, indecsi0n, mrIancOlia, ca6sanco des,
ttsaStss aafs = y.ts. dseiIlssSSSS ssspu Sia ~ s:t % !
ssi9ggrIzos enla silla, Faido 8 sii6ido n les oidos.
efEaa ppellsfs iliRfnsp 6 dde mnsrie 4 astSStwnio.
tkEdlo, perdldA o dismirnciGn dc los deSe0s, do,
s9Nnlentc &c 10 aennbili9ad, Organise cCLios. y
SA9llss, Dyspepsia, etc, etc. A1gVngs az escss
hoEhre que debo recuperar aus ensrvsAas fuerzas
sltales, . yendra d ser presa de algunS fatal
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90 Alguno do loS stnt0mAs arriba enumerRd0s,
QUE OBSERVER BEN ESTE AVTSO.s
cUpalpioandose con nuestra C0mpafia do m6dIo0s
pehehSlp, tratando entsrmsdAdes de los nefviosy
Gel sistefnA sexnal, y quienes pueden garRntiEap
una caracion radically permsqente.
aAndonOs TODD gu nombrc y direction, edSd. ocn.
pacl6n, oil 90 Casado q solteru, cuAlos de lOs kn,
tomas nomorados, % 10 han manifestado q Ud.,y
sstrechea, nAlis o S1gUna otra enfermeds III yenerea'
NuestrA jnnta DO mEdioos INTERNATIONAL snSes
guidAy Embellishments su pasQ gratis, infOrrks
ara I'd, de 10 cue 10 cueata Din fratamient0 dc
tfeilta dias, en- 81 que % e~feotuArA una euracidn
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solvera I'd. q sAr IN hombre vtKoros0. 81 I'd. noa
temtte cinco pesos en- billetes de gu pals 6'gin0
postal como. garantla DO buenA II, le enyiaram0s
enseglida las mN11ctnas reQueridas por- cOrreo
cetlt1cado, tan pronto como uuestra 1anta de
inedicos hays decllido Of complete tratanlhntoG
que I'd. debe sometsfee.
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