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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-06-29
Commencement Tonight

The commencement exercises of the
Annapolis High School will be held
this evening at o'clock in the Colo
nial Theatre. The following is the
program:
Orchestra.
Prayer.
Chorus, Joy and Gladness. . ar.
ranged from 1.-The Huguenots, by
Meyerbeer.
Essay, "Destinies of the East, ]"
(SaIutatory). ADnabel Grimes
Chorus, merry June, by Vincent.
Essay, Beauties of Nature. = Jennie
Palmer Richardson.
Orchestra.
Essay, might Brings Out The
Stars, " Helen Huntley Thompson.
Essay, 1.-The Development of Our
Navy" (Valedictory. Minnie Pau
line Stevens.
Chorus, .'Sweet The AngeIus Is
Ringing. from liking Rene's Daugh-
ter. . by Henry Smart
Presentation of Diplomas.
Address to the graduating class.
Benediction.
Orchestra.
This morning the full chorus tc
sing at the commencement tonight re.
hearsed at the theatre with the orches.
ira.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-06-29
Before. The Squire

The following cases were tried be-
fore Justice Feldmeyer this morning !:
Louis Schuethis was arrested by
Chief Hahn, charged with being
drunk and disorderly and locked up
for the night He had a hearing this
morning before Justice Feldmeyer and
was fined 81. 10, which he paid and
was discharged.
Joseph Chambers, colored. was be-
fore the same justice, charged by Chief
Hahn with being drunk and acting in
a disorderly manner. The evidence not
being sufficient the justice dismissed
the case.
Joseph Hobbs. colored, was also be-
fore the same justice upon the same
charge and was fined 81 70 and costs,
which be paid and was discharged.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-06-29
A LINEN SHOWER LUNCHEON.
A Very Enjoyable Social Event at
Burnside By Mrs.
Burns.

One of the most unique entertain
ments ever given here was tlie one
given at /. 80 this afternoon by Mrs.
W. III. Burns at her beautiful resi-
dence at Burnside. = across the 3 pa.
The event was characterized by the
hostess q "Linen Shower Lunch
con- and the guests of honor was
Miss Evelyn Claire Green, whose en-.
gagement to Lieutenant Bowers has
been re Gently announced.
A great surprise was sprung at the
luncheon when the prospective bride
received the "shower" of linen. The
guests had been invited to bring some
article of linen as a gift to the guest
of honor. These packages were wrap
ned in tissue paper and placed upon a
table. When all the guests had ar
rived and all the packages were in po-
sition, Miss Green was told they were
for her and the pleasure of seeing her
open the presents was much enjoyed
by all present. Some were tied up in
innumerabIe wrapping of tissue paper
and it was great fun to open them.
The idea of 'linen shower" was a
complete surprise to Miss Green who
was more than pleased.
The other features of the luncheon
were equally pleasing. The color
scheme was white and green. This
was carried out in the ficral deoora-
tions in all the rooms. The centr Q
piece on the luncheon table was a
large &c" and ''B" filed with white
carnations and smilax, and smilax and
carnations were scattered over the
table in a picturesque manner. The
place cards were tiny bells, tied with
green and white ribbons in one corner.
Covers were laid for twelve. The
luncheon was most beautiful and at
tractjve social event, Mrs. Burns prov
ing hreself charming hostess.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-06-29
Mems Meeting Sunday

There will be special meeting for
bows and men on Sunday afternoon
next, July ?, at the Y. NJ. G. A. Hall,
State Circle and MARYLAND Avenue.
The meeting will be addressed by Mr..
George L. Tibbitts, the interstate sec
retary aud Mr.. J. E. Belt, the new
secretary for the local branch Y. NJ.
G. A. There will be special music
and short talks and all men interested
in the work are cordially invited.
Mr.. Belt. the new secretary, will ar
rive on Saturday and take charge OF
the work here. He succeeds Mr.. E.
S. Brashears, who left this week.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-06-29
Sailed For Europe

Prof. Charles E. Dryden, of Gettys-
burg College, former principal of An
napoIis High School, who was to have
sailed from Baltimore on June IA, en-
the steamer Maine, was detained by
the illness of his father. at his home
in Snow Hall. Mr.. Dryden sailed
June "a from New York on the steam
er Kron Prinz Wilhelm, for Bremen,
and will spend his vacation at Leip-
sic, studying at the university. after
ward travelling in the Harz Mountains.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-06-29
Boston Home Bakery.

Orders taken for all kinds of Pies,
Cakes, Bread. &c. : Boston Baked
Beans and Brown Bread. Also
Bean Supper Open Evenings.
~ COLLEGE Avenue. mI5w
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-06-29
- For Safe or Rent.

a BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE with all the mod
ern improvements, viz Hot aud cold water
unto date bath room, range. gas cooking siovt
furnace heat, all outside doors and wlnoow'
ss.rser,ea fine rantry large stable sc. No. q
Madison street. Apply MM- MARTIN BRADY
70 church, street. Annapolis, Md. s sow
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-06-29
PLAYING On Team

Staley, Of st. Johns, is playing the
Piedmont, w. Va, baseball team. He
was pitcher for the. team during last
years athletic season. Sfaley was q
special student at st. Johns.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-06-29
He SETTLES WITH THE CITY
Collector Jerry L. Smiths En-
tanglement Is Fully
Explained.
TURNS OVER FULL AMOUNT.
The Old Board Will Retire With a
Clean Record-Commis-
sion's Report.

AT the special meeting of the City
Council last night only few matters
were transacted outside of the report
of the finance commission in relation
to the account of Jerry l.. Smith, late
treasurer and collector. However,
the Council wishes TO end with a
clean sheet and some minor matters
were settled.
The board ordered the sum of $46. 80
to be paid to Winson G. Gott, attor-
ney for the Annapolis Chronicle. late
ly gone out of existence. that being
the proportion of price of the city
printing due it. The balance of the
contract has been assumed by the Cap
ital
The board selected William X. Min
nick clerk of election in the First
ward in place of Travis L. Brown, who
declined the position. Mr.. A. A.
Sites was given thirty days notice
to vacate the portion of city property
occupied by him, but for which he
has no lease.
Building permits were granted to
Thomas NJ. Lloyd for house on Van
SAINT street and one to /. Hohberger for
one house on Lincoln Place. The
board adjourned at O'Clock, the ear
liest adjournment of the board since
it came into office.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-06-29

Assistant Surgeon w. A. Angwin is
detached from the Naval Academy.
and ordered to the Massachusetts,.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-06-29
WANTED.

Young Men and Women 10 take the
Civil Service Examinations. Address
p. o. Box 274. Washington, ID. Z. Us
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-06-29

4 ~NIE FURNITURE: BED ROOM
~st> '.hfuoniers. Dining Table and
Apply to Mrs u. &. HANDY -
...E -',r street. J--W
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-06-29
FOR SALE.

I,"N ~AlF-GOLDEN OAK BEDROOM
~ttt Apply 10 Mrs. JOHN BASH. lyo
."#5 trUNr-t street J--M
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-06-29

L. #N -NLE-BUFF LsGHoRE EGGS For
4 HtEt1ING. $40 q Setting. Apply 81
Catc-
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-06-29

Il i. >NIF-A SQUARE PIANO AND
sa.ln for sale very cheap. Apply at
N&st NE OFFICE. JAW
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-06-29
LOST.

4 OST-A MARYLAND UNIVERSITY PIN
II with letters u. of Md. on face A reward
II returned to $50 West street JEW
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-06-29

a NllQJ & FCRNITURn-FuR SALE A Lot
9t ANTIQUE FL UHNIruRE-Chairs, SOFAS,
gs. Iniqqeudale S.dehosrds swell Front
.-.aas, iaw- foot Bureaus, Brass Andirons. &C
.... s.Ec lgi Market street. mes n
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-28

Selma. Ais. April ~ IRE broks
oui IN che engine room ~ the AmsTi-
can candy factory. on Water street.
Last nlEht and qaiekIy spread 10 a..
iolalaH BulidlnEs After several hours
hGhtinG agslHs, q strong wind the ar
department succeeded IN eoanaiuG the
hsmeu % the tstoFy building occupied
BY the candy factory TIE hrs vsng
sp the elevator shaft 10 the roof b.
fore Il uAs discovered. aud spread "
the fuof ~ the adlolainE bbllding o.
euplsa b. The Y II Atkina 0foesFy
company. sha the total damAEs 10 ap'
pFotinatsd ~ about $4,000
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-28
WORK COMMENCED
ON PANAMA CANAL
Chief Engineer Wallace Gives
Out Interesting Facts,
1900 MEN ARE NOW EMPLOYED
Hotels Are Being Built and Fitted UP
With All Modern sanitary Improve.
ments-The unskiIlsd lsoorers Are
Mostly Natives.

Chicago April ?1-Ispeatlng of the
actual physical work 81 building the
Panama cana Mr. Jobu T Wallace.
chief engineer of the ParRus commits.
sion SAID today that an organization
had already been furntd ,mbndyiug
a totai at 5000 men. 90 hiss number
practically 5000 men al, vudgcgrd H.
equipment ana cunsiruC ga work, and
s.OOO men are engaged iu policing tnr
canal 1on,. ANA IN ssntaIl work. anu
IN cleaning up the islhr J,. This o.
ganilal!On will be- tapdly Increased
aud has been increasing q, the rate "
500 10 1000 men a mOnth.
or the total number ., men employ
cd. about 10 per cent are high-clRss
men from the United States, and the
rect are mechanics. artisans and
borers thai have been uruught from
the nearby south Anne an aud Cen
trial American coasts, and from th,
West Indian islands. There Is a de-.
mand for men expert g. he mcchani'
cal trades for instance team shovel
men. draughtsmen.. engln "mon, railway
track foremen. carpcnl 60. skilled ia
heavy timber work Az in the con
stuction OF dredges Rnr bridges 10
addition 10 the repair g b eresldCncos
about 1900 that we're constructed 10y
the French, cight three story hotels
are being constructed at various con
terra of population. the purpose being
the accommodation. principally Of the
unmarried American men engaged
the work Two ~ 'hr hotels are com.
plelcd. Material has been ordered
and arrangements made for the re-
naming six. The hotels are provided
With bathrooms and al modern nrccs
sary hotel appliance
Up TO date seven American steam
shoyels have been installed and trt
more are on the lsthuus 10 cOurs" Of
erection or are on a., way there, sno
20 additional shoyrl,r. have been ask
cd for from the commission, Should
Il be- decided Ia change the canal toI
sea level. Nj Wailao' SAID u had been
estimated that ~ miles Of summit cut
WllI BE- necessary. and this would r.
auire 100 steam sbo,'IS. about 800 en-
gincs aud train crew and 1900 dump
cars The service Would necosSitAte
four double track - Gays for the 70
mOyal az the material. which would
have 10 De- hauled H. miles on 90 q,
Crage Approximate 80 miles OF cOn
strurtlon track Vill 1' necessary
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-28
Report from the Army.

Toxic, April &c p. M The 10!
lowing Official announcement Was mad,
today:
ION April q a Russian force con
sisting Of Ave battalions Of infantry
16 sotnias OF cavalry and one battery
OF artillery in pressing our advanced
cavalry. attacked them in the valley
OF the Kaiyang Our Kaiyang forces
attacked the Russians In return. defeat
ed and pursued them north Of Men
huachleh. Our casualties were IS.
The enemy left about 200 dead on
She field.
Two other Russian forces, one con
sistlng OF six battAliOns OF infantry
and l6 sotnais OF cavalry. the other OF
IL sotnias Of cavalry and battery OF
artillery attacked Shantu and Siaa'ai
IA. respectively, but retreaicd north
when the OSser Russian force Nas DE-
feated al Hayuan.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-28
GEORGIA aAsoNs IN SESSION.
Grand COUNSEL convsnss In Macon
Grand Chapter Also Meets.

Macon. ia, April 27,--NeATly 400
Masons from all sections of the state
were present az the opening session ol
the Grand council a, Masonic Temple
In this CITY. Grand Master J. e, Green,
field, ot Atlanta, delivered a polished
and impressive annual address to the
body.
The work OF the grand council was
completed al the night session and
the order adjourned after large mum,
Der al Masons we're promoted. The
election of annual officers occurred Al
the afternoon session. The officers
are as follows:
l.. " mrkrtt grand master. Ma
con; T, =. Moody, deputy grand mas
ter, Cu,hhrrt W II Numberger.
grand conductor of the work, Augusta;
W. \ WoNh,u, grand recorder, and
grand treasurer, J. J. Lyman. grand
chaplain. Arab. Il u Taylor. Grand
captain 81 the guard, Griflln. j, c. Pos
tel, grand marshal. savannah. John
B Wilkinson, grand conductor of the
council Atlanta Max l.. McRar, grand
steward. Nckac. Ice Wages. grand
sentinel Macon
Thu grand chapter. Royal Arch Ma
sons Wil clonNvnc al 10 o'clock tomor
row morning Ia remain In sessions
during morning Afternoon and uight un
al Thurta, The Number at visitors
viii iucr,a" az ,hr sessions OF the
Royal Arch chapter Grand Iligh
Priest : 4 Wright Of Jackson Ca,
Will deliver his annual address at tht
opening session tomurruW.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-28
KING OF BEGGARS
IN Tolls Of LAW
he Is Locked Up On Several
Serious Charges.
LIVED AT EXPENSIVE HorELs
His Gang Of Professional 1saears
Have FIssesd the People Of rhoS
sands Of Dollsrs--Hs Was on hIs
way to England When Arrested.

New York, April 90 Hermann Wi
holm rrOebcr. "king Of the Schhor.
rerS." as a band OF professional beg.
gars Is known, IL locked up here await.
ing arraignmcnt on several complaints
by the charity organizations society.
Oficcrs of the latter allege that
TrOCbcr has cleaned up tens OF thou.
sands OF dollars lI the past four or
tyo years aud that the full list Of per.
sous from whom his unique methods
procured money would read like a so
clal register of New York.
Troebcr has lived at expensive ho-
tells and TOT years has maintained a
homo In llohokcn Tor his wife and
child. tie IL Haid 90 have lost large
sums ~ money In gambling both here
aud In the west Under arrest with
him h. his secretary. Otto Whites.
whom he paid So n week to attond to
the clerical work OF hls buslucau.
Trocbcr began hlA operations "a .
professor Of SanskrIt from Heidelh,r
or Leipslc University men aud eupe-
cially professors. were much In his "a.
yOr. and his story generally was 10 the
eject that rrmlllels from home had
failed Ia arrive, leaving him tompora
r.ly Ia need ~ funds
In 1909 be Was sentenced TO ak
months In prison. for nendlcancy, Ia
that case he used the name of Barua
Won Mantrufrol Recently he returned
10 New Nork aud The charity 0rEanlHa-
ton heard of him through the officials
" a copper mlainE company, la whom
h" represented himself 49, AA expert
mlnging engineer. Technical anee.
lions azkcd him placed him under aus.
piciun because be failed 10 display
much know ledge ON The subject. When
arrested. Troober and his secretary
we're onrouto 10 Boaton. whence they
expected to sail for EnElAhd,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-28
THINKS AMERICANS AaG ToAo,Es
Kaiser william Thinks wealthy Amer
IeAns Are Coadlafa.

N~W t0rk April q 4 Naples -
bls Ca The World tsJs When KAis.f
HlIhsim quilted the steamship Ham
burg here BE- asked az OficIAi - tn
company u tbs suite uhick bad bssr
specially lifted up Tor bis zee 0n Che
voyage vas 10 b. ieft A. n Has
iis waa told that The suite uould be-
Immediately dlsnantlef
Tbs sAissf according D. the Ffahl
farrf zsituhE thea SAID That is q
sra pity ana siil fesuh 10 q con
sldsFabis ioss - ths steamship CON
psHy I an cure thsfs are mshy
Ansrieans sac EOala pAg sl@os, asy
hing 90 the privilege ~ OecapinE
ths taSins shf tis~pisE To- che Bst
Shlch has bsra as.t ~ q kalssf"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-28
PRESIDENT KILLS TWO BEARS.
Hunting Trip Is Proving Successful Bs
yond Expectations

GlCuNond springs. Colo April 90 --
Pa sld'nt ROOs'yrlts hunting "Trip has
boon cIuNh,d elth success far boynrd
he expectations or those ~ the most
sauguiuc Of bis guldrs Three b,ats
were kl'cd by the parry today aud
tNo yrst,rday, one by thr president
aud one b, o., Lambert J. - Stew
art az Conraiu springs. one Oh The
~, s'1rutv hunting CON paniuur, Hrriv
81 L'rr accompanied by Courier chap
man. 1try brought tho story " The
hunt The bI''lnE ~ The three bear
Wa cl'ph,nsd 90 them. ami th'y uu
G,rtt'ud that President Ruusrs,ii bAd
bruust' ,oan ivo 10 them. but The de-
fa,Is atr lacking
III" puuJ .s almost snow bound in
.F p,'s'rf location and 90 attempt.
viii be- made 10 0rOss The divide D,
teen feet Ut ahOw IL an the Efuuud on
The other side. and ans Effort 20 feac d
Rcd SOne would be- futile liOb eats
are thick IN the county nos being
hunted - plentiful, In fact. that many
are allowed 20 escape without . sh0'
Several nne sklnS have been taken,
hoWoSor
Tho brar killed By the president Nss
~ m" brown variety. not ~ heavy
boat furnishing q murh hnrr pelt than
The nrtt animal Killed. One 0f
bears Killed today IL aaid 20 be- . Efif
Sly bu, this cannot be- verified
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-28
FATAL ENDING OF JOKE.
Tragic Termination Of . Prank Played
By husband Upon Wife.

Paris, April 27.-M Edmond LelOuse
wishing 10 play joke on his wife
dressed up a wax figure the head OF
which aud one Of the hands he light
ly attached TO the body by means ol
gum aud placed II in a bed.
While Leiouse was Watching the pro
ceedings from behind some drap, rics
HIS wife, about TO retire, grasped what
she supposed in the scni.darkness &C
be her husbands hand. but which was
in reality that OF the wax figure. The
hand. cold and clammy, detached e..
self from the limp and remained In
her grasp. With a terrible cry Of
terror. Nine Leiouse let the hand drop
to the ground and flung her arms
around the figures neck. when the
head also became detached and rolled
down upon the floor. The terrOr.Strick
en- woman. uttering piercing shriehs
ran down the stairs, where she wa
stopped by some neighbors and detain.
ed. When the police arrived II was
found that she had become raying mad
Later she was conveyed to the asy
lum, When the husband was appraised
Of the hopelessness Of his wife's condt
ton he poisoned himself by swallow
ing a dose OF nitric acid.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-28
SHOT nls SISTERS EscORT.
Emptiss . Load 0f shot Into HE Boay
and Escapes.

sWo Nb@sPeas
wheeling. W Va. April g7--Thomaa
Mills IL iyhE In the Wilson hospital
AZ Martins Fcrry ~ the poInt Of death
With Gunsh0, wounds In hls back and
shoulder. alleged 90 have been ihfilct
cd by John Bsely Who believed that
Mills WAs undulJ attentive Ia bis sister
May.
Beely lives Ia a b0at house In the
back river. near Marlh's Ferry. and u
IL stated that for some time his sister
has been a housskespar foe Mills. q
soil ka0wn resident of the same town.
seely followed them 90 wheeling and
tbs tragedy took place Beely Ned =
oaee. and IT . late hour had not -,
been aBpfshsnasd Nils. the phyul
clans say. eahnot recover
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-28
Do A.sla.n,.llr zoo. n,.ah.s.

PortsnO4,h v ADFn s7>-bsi1Es ~
Ies@sh u " s~tta Acoompanisd his
uifs n ehsEeh b. lAia Ais revolver on
. staad a. k.ms iis en- EAFl. aged
a. Aad kis bfOtbss casslua. q youth
q -. cans ia,s ths houss lAlsr. and
sSsizE TIE rsvolvsF beGns haAkiiaE n
IN so@s nahRsF "a was discharges.
ths ballet sIFfhing caaslas n ths fprs.
had fsfsiiy lalurisg IN.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-28

BorrissoE 30 bss E,lfgpean Russia.
srayAsd b. lDtrrlo5 aihistsF i50ait
ApF.i q -Ths local b0arse hAa tets
ssn a. foloss Tas sifuaii0n 10 Rus
Fla a. sHrsts.tsiy stsainea Reslaes
M dissuusfsi Be- re towns Russia T.
cotffoated bY tsFEtbis aEraran
m9reaeai so r.sss satfed IL EyvNiae
q 10 atsgigfsiy rscraaaFy ~ ooasoks
rrsTssf sirsissa " fAs psopis
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-28

RE. APrf 2. - H0Crlfl.s
DE- 10. ~ TriDp' .. she Ascs.s
Dtys. SGsa ~. u ceatFsTils. sta
hts 81 ~ slA's Sor@al sshool. -
nboro. "a usfs anDSnsd ln Goa
aai LAks shls 0at aaek hanf %
. F0Wboal. Thf soal drfis4 Hshsfs
ht4iniaw o9iy ~ OseFrssb % 10
y yuaaE msn.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-28
(OGO LOOKING FOR
RUSSIAN SQUADRON
g u Believed He Will Attack
Their Rear Guard.
FOLLOWING IN WAKE OF FLEET
RoIsStVsnSky Has Hls Campaign Map.
ped Out and viii Pay Particular A..
tsntIon to Toso'S FIasship-News
from Manchuria.

tsntIon to Tosos FIasship-News
from Manehuria.
Saigon. April 26-S:3O a. m.-Ad.
vices just received from Kamranh bay
say that ~ japanese warships passed
the bay between 8 and 8 O'Clock in
the evening OF April %.
Two ships loaded with rice for Sal.
gon and bound for Japan have been
captured by ships belonging to the Rus.
sian squadron.
Russian officers are reported 10 have
declared that Admiral RojestyenSky
IL determined TO fight Admiral Togo
and will endeavor to vanQulsh the Jap
anese squadron or sink with it, Ad.
miral ROjestvensky has given every
detail OF the coming conflict his par
ticular attention. TOgas flagship will
be his objective, according to a special
plan
More firing at sea was heard at KAN
ranh bay Sunday morning. The re
ports we're exceedingly faint.
II is reported that four Russian
cruisers are lying OF the coast
The statements that the crew OF the
Russian protected cruiser Diana joined
Admiral Rojestvensky's squadron are
again pronounced absolutely unbound
ed. On the contrary, since the Diana
has been interned the most minute
precautions have been taken to pre-
vent the slightest breach Of neutrality
The commander Of the Diana has
given his parole and reports daily to
the French commandant. All the es.
sential parts OF the Diana's machin
cry are on board the French OatlCsh!p
Redoubtable
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-28
SITUATION CRITICAL IN ARABIA.
Turkish Troops Sent TO the Relief Of
that Country.

that Country.
Alden. April 27.--The situation In
Turkish Arabia has become critical. Il
transpires that only a thousand OF the
Turkish troops sent To the relief OF
Ria Pasha. Sanai and Fec fled th!thCr
after sustaining a defeat at the hands
of the insurgents. Ria Pasha troops
5000 strong. encountered the Arabs
In great force miles south OF Sanai
March 80 and after sharp encounter
most of the troOps consisting Of Syrian
reserves laid down their arms or de
serted. the remnants OF the Turks man.
aging to reach Sanai the same evening
The chief VI stan. lssat Pasha, was
killed and seven guns were abandoned
and taken possession OF by the Arabs.
who also captured 200 camels and
large quantities 81 rifles and ammunt
lions.
The Investment OF SanaI by the In
sufgents IL being tlghtened. The Syri.
an ,uforcements which recently Ar
rived in Arabia are unsatisfactory
and t., Ottoman officials are anXiously
aWa!tir. the arrival III European bat
laltons Epon whom the fate Of the cap
iial ~ \ men province depends
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-28
.sTArG OF ALLGoHENV."
Weston PsnnsylvSn'ss Want Their
state SPLIT In Twain.

Weston PennsylVan.as Want Their
state SPLIT In Twain.
F5tt9surE. Pa. Apr. 21.--NoW that
PittsbArE and Allegheny are 20 b.
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