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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-27
Americans Given a Royal Welcome by
Mlkado's People.
TAFT PARTY IN JAPAN.

Yokohama, July &c Secretary of
War Taft and party received a demon
tratlve welcome 70 Japan, the princi-
pal buildings. streets and wharves Of
this city and the shipping In the har.
Dor being gaily decorated. A noisy
display OF daylight fireworks along the
streets fronting the harbor announced
the arrival OF the steamship Manchu-
ria AT the quarantine grounds as Z
o'clock this mornig and continued un.
I'll the vessel was locked
Lloyd G. Griscom, the American min.
lister, the attaches OF the legation and
Consul General H. b. Miller, OF New
Chwarg. together with representatives
OF the Japanese imcpnal household.
foreign officers. war department and
the Asiatic society then board the
Manchuria and extended formal greet.
Jugs TO Secretary Taft and Miss Roose.
Welt who held an informal reception
upon the deck. The party was then
driven TO the railroad station through
the crowded streets and boarding a
special train departed for Toxic at 10
a. M. amid the cheers Of the assem-.
bled multitude.
Upon the arrival at Toxic. Secre.
tary TAFT and his personal stan were
taken to ShIba, where detached pa,
ace was provided for their accommo-
dalton. Miss Roosevelt, accompanied
Minister Grlscom to the American lie.
cation. The voyage was uneventful
apd the purity arrived well.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-27
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Cons,Antinople. July 20 The COM
mission which has been inquiring into
the attempt on the life Of the sultan
Friday last 10 believed 70 have obtain.
Cd Information indicating THAI 1, wAs
a Turkish plot bur as this would new.
81 BE- admitted even u proved. the
authoritie~ are industriously creating
the Impression thar The bomb oy,.
rag vas the work Of European an.
archlsts
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-27

Hlreet, this city, a hundred or more
npanese greeted the baron aud his
suite with cheers while hand played
81e japanese national air.
The baron, with Consul General
Nchida, and two OF his suite, entered
carriage and were driven to the
FnldoFf-Astorla hotel A. w. Den.
Hl9on, an American. who is attach,
the japanese foreign Office. and
Nho has been In Japan for 30 years. is
#llh the party, Mr.. D-nnison SAYS
- has no official capacity with the
3eNee delegation. The party was met
= philadelphia by C"nsul General
Nchlda, Minister TAkAhira remained
- this city. Mr. Sato. who Is the
&aief Of stan, said to an Associated
tfesa representative that there Was no
program prepared for the baron, and
20 did not know what would be done
rom day 10 day until he had me;
Asiaister TakAhira Mr.. SRto said Il
#Ould not be necessary for any Of the
9afty 10 so TO Washington since the
president IL at Oyster hay. aud they
#onld awah the presidents pleasure
|As 10 their plans.
Tue baron will rest a few days"
pAid Mr.. sato. his Journey having
been quito an extended one. He is
N good health but needs a little rest
afler travelling SO far, We have trav.
eled every day since we landed in this
peantry' arriving In cities early in the
NAy and getting out In the evening. We
NtopPed not longer than six hours al
any place"
The party has been travelling for II
Gays.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-27
AUTHORITIES ARE
FIGHTING FEVER
New Orleans Official Trying To
Subdue Yellow Jack.
STRICT SANITATION 10 URGED
New Guarantees Are Being Put or
Fruit Vessels May Be Forced to
Seek New Ports 81 Eatry--NsNs
From Other Points on Situation.

New Orleans. July 26.-No arely re.
ports OF deaths from yellow fever
were received at the board OF health
today. In tOday's mail was sent out
circular to every physician In the
city urging the prompt reDoft' OF all
cases of fever, typhoid. malarial, vel.
low and otherwise, so that the. appear.
ance of new foci may be Immediately
established. screened and watched.
The doctors are also asked 10 sur.
render Individual opinions they may
have and TO cooperate with the state
and federal authorities In as rigid an
application as possible OF the general
screening OF houses and cisterns and
the prosecution OF sanitary measures.
Meantime the city board OF health Is
today making up a careful record for
the state board OF all cases OF sick.
ness and OF the deaths since the fe.
yer appeared
Subscriptions are being taken TO a
'''N W. FA'N'VVu lOI tue maintenance
OF a detention hospital. Sanitation Ia
the French market quarter where the
disease incubated continues. That sec.
ton Is pow probably in a more clean.
~ condition thar IL has been at any
time since the WIr. The more rigid
: gulations which are to be- put into
fect to prevent further Introduction
ot disease and by increaRlng the pc.
Rod of detention OF ships from Cen.
tral American ports and the Indies
threatens temporarily to drive the fruit
trade to Mobile. Galveston. Pensaco.
Ia and other ports. The fruit comma.
MES are now considering change or
entry, fearing that their fruit y
spoil II subjected TO the increased de.
tention
NeYaQuarantnes are being pnt on
but q number Of towns stu refuse 10 |
put up the bars.
The pIney woods section Of 81 Tam. !
many has refused to quarantine. and
has extended a general Invitation 10
Ne" Orleans people to come there.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-27

Mobile. Ala, June 26.--Dr. Eugen,
WAsdin. surgeon Of the Marine Hos
pisal service. detailed by the govern
ment 10 make an inspection OF ths
coast citics. arrived In Mobile Jas,
aiEh, and made an inspection OF tn
conditions Of Noble Tie had a fur
ther inspection this morning Aad sta.
Cd cmpha,icSlly 10 the Associated
Press correspondent that Mobile had
nothing meaning that there NAs No
yellow fewer here ne Niil lcav. fot
scranton and o'hVr Mississippi coasf
towns this uf;ernoon
Dr. wasdiR stated that Be hat ever
eonndenee IN DT. Rhett Gooas. Local
health oftcc5, NHd Il there vas aay
river thzt TsutiSmah wcula repoFt Il
N. Was4ia. a disensslng tAs fever
sltnhtiop, SAD 4 as hetfes h Ia ~.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-27
QUIET DAY AT SYCAMORE HILL.
No offIelSI Visitors Received by Pres
dent Roosevelt

Oyster Hay, l. L.. July 26.-Thls was
one OF the luietest week days the pres.
ldent has had since his arrival at Sag
amore nm for the summer
Comparatively little executive bust
ness was brought to his attention.
ad no Official visitors at all were re-.
crived. Although Secretary Root is
not In Washington. the affairs OF the
department OF state are nov under his
direction and all matters relating 20
that departmet are being referred by
The president to him. They include the
arrangement for the formal reception
of The Russian and Japanese peace en-.
NoyS When the details of these ar.
engagements shall have worked out by
the state department IN connection
with the navy department they will be-
communicated to the president for his
approval
The presiden, practically has IN.
shed the preparation of the addresses
he expects To deliver a. Wilkesbarre
and ChSutauqua y Y. on the lOth
ana nth Of Augusta respectively.