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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-01
SAILED.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORT

Liverpool Aug s1-Arrived steamer Baltic (Br). Smith
New-York via Queenstown.
Plymouth Aug 81 LAB a m-Arrived steamer Friedrch
der Crosse Ger Beaker. New-York for Cherbourg
and Bremen land proceeded
Hull. Aug i0-Sailed. steamer Colorado C3r), Ward,
New-YorS.
Queenstown Aug 81, 1885 m-Sailed steamer Majestic
(l3rJ, from Liverpool for New-York.
Soilly 3l-Passed SatendaIn (Dutchl, Rog-
geveen New-Yorl Boulogne and Rotterdam
Havre, Aug 90--ArrIved steamer Bordeaux Cfr).
LHeveder, New-York
Cherbourg noonArrived steamers Friedrich der
Ger BECKER New-York via Plymouth for
Bremen land proceeded; SOth. Deutschland Ger;
kaemrT Ner-York Plymouth for Hamburg land
proceeded): called Kaiser Wilhelm II Ger.
Hogemann from Bremen and Southampton. New
York.
Hamburg. Aug 81 ul,Arrived steamers Graf Walder-
Ger, krech. New-York via Dover; z p m.
Deutschland Ger. Kcempn. New York via Plymouth
and Cherbourg.
Bremen. Aug 81 u m--Saied. steamer Neckar (Gerl
Hsrrasowitz. New-York and Baltimore
Naples, Aug 81. m-Arrved. steamer PRINCESS irene
Ger. Dannemann. New-YorS via Gibraltar Tor Geioa
land proceededl sailed steamer Italia tBr) Bridges.
New-fork.
Genoa. Aug 81 10 n-Arryed, steamer Prinz Oskar
tier, Dugse New-York sailed steamer l1moardia
GItaD. Cnnzoneri, New-YoIk.
Shields. 30-Sailed, Mannheim tCserl Schap
(from Rotterdam. NeW-York
Gibraltar Aug sl-Passed, steamers kura ODD wilson
Philadelphia for Savona Madu1a 'Br). Lander, New
York for Marseies and Naples Pannonia tBr). Pente-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-01
CHARGED WITH ELECTION FRAUDS
Four More Philadelphia Men Held for Al
legged Conspiracy.

Philadelphia, Aug. 31.-Peter J. Wagner, as
SCISSOR of the thirty-seventh division of the goth
Ward was held in $500 bail to-day, and Lewis
j. L. Buck, William G. Turner and Lawrence
Farrell election officers of the division, We're
each held in $1,000 bail. charged with con-
spring to make false returns of the February
election. John II. Fulmer. Republican leader of
the division, was arrested in the hearing room
and held in $500 bail, charged with intimidating
a witness and obstructing justice.
Testimony was offered to show that men who
had been dead for years were voted. and that
persons who had not lived in the division for
years were placed the assessors list and
their names voted.
Director of Public Safety Potter to-day issued
orders to the various police lieutenants of this
city. directing them to detail policemen 10 ap-
pear before the assessors Of their respective
election divisions September and present
to the all fictitious names ana those or
persons who have died, moved or are Illegally
upon the voting lists.
After a recent canvass by the police it was
announced that they discovered more than sixty
thousand names illegally upon the election lists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-01
800 p m
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York, Thursday, Aug. 81, 1905.
ARRIVED.

Steamer Main Gen. Won Borell. Bremen August 49,
Oelrichs Co. with 345 cabin seerage passed.
gers and mdse. Arrived at the Bar $3.50 a m.
steamer Peninsular (PorD Botelho. Lisbon 49,
New-Bedford 70. to q Amsnck & with "a cabin and
5o steerage passengers and mdse Arrived the Bar
Steamer Avalon CNor). Rasmussen Porto Plata August
the Bar 2:45 a
steamer Alliance (Nor). Nielsen 6,s days to
the De Gregoro Fruit and Importing Company with
fruit Arrived the a a m.
Steamer Havana. Corning Colon August IS the
Panama Railroad Steamship Company, with 100
mails and mdse Arrived the Bar at a m.
Maria and Port Antonio August &c United Fruit
Company with fruit. Arrived at the Bar Gao a m.
Steamer Guiana (cuban), Baker. Caibaran II.
Matanzas 10. Cardenas 90 % Matanzas %
m.
Steiner Cornus, Post New-Orleans August 26 the
Southern Pacific Company. with passengers and n1dse
Steamer Marcos Mcintosh. August % and
Brunswick Ga. 2S, Mallory Co. with passengers
and mdse Quarantine 40 m.
Steamer City of Atlanta. Fisher Savannah August %.
to the Ocean SIS Co. with passengers and mdse. Left
Steamer Princess Anne. Tapley. Newport News and
Norfolk to the Old Dominion SIS Co with mdse. Left
Quarantine at Las p m
folk Old Dominion SIS Co, with passengers and
Left Quarantine at 3:os
SAILED.
Steamers Hamburg Ger. Plymouth. Cherbourg and
Hamburg; La Touraine CTD, Havre: Grosser Kurfurst
Ger. Plymouth. Cherhourg and Bremen Marenfels
Ger Savannah; City tBr), Bristol; Harry Luck
enbach Norfolk Brunswick Valdivia tGer) lnagua.
Cape Hayti. etc: Vigilancia HAVANA, vera Cruz and
Prgreso: jefferson Norfolk and Newport News city OF
Macon Savannah; City Washington. Havana and Tam
pico: FL Alba Galveston: Grecan Prince tB). Rio jan
Giro Santos etc; Partisan tBr). Glasgow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-01

cost Trieste. Frume and Palermo. for New-York.
Perrin, Aug 31-Passed ST George (Br), Sedlsr
Javana o New-York.
Port said. Aug $1Esailed steanlsr 1nd[amayo ODD
pore, etc.). NeW-York.
CaIaS, Juiy 2S-Arrived. Celia CBr). Dexter
New-York via Valparaiso etc.
Suez Aug 3l-Arrived Crosby Hall (Br) Black
New-York via Algfers for Shanghai
Montevideo, 29-Arrived, steamer Queen Olga CBr)
MacMahon New-York for Rosario.
Colon Aug 31-Arrivei. steamer Alliance, Sukefcrth
Nan nrl,
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KILLED BY FALL FROM ENGINE.

Flrnira n Y Aug Sl.-L. Wallace Oakley. OF this
citv n Northern Central fireman. fell from the
tender OF his engine while 1t was crossing bridge
near Rock Stream last night. His dead body was
found in a gully ninety feet below
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-01
kN,eHTEO BY KING LEOPOLD.

Danburv. Conn Aug. 31.-The Rev Walter j.
Shanley pastor OF st. Peters Catholic Church.
of this city, has just been created a Knight Of
the Order of Leopold il, by King Leopold of
Belgium, in recognition OF his defense CT the
Congo Free State.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-01
INJURIES KILL AT 1o1 YEARS.

Iondonville Vt, Aug. 31.-John Dunton. Gre
hundred and one years old. died at his home cere
to-day as the result of the shock caused by
severe burns received from the accidental over
turning of lamp two days ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-01
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 526 Sunset 633 Moon sets s:o4 Moons age 81
HIGH WATER.
AM-Sandy Hook $50 Gov. Island 905 He'll Gate lo:5S
OH Gov. Island O23 zen Gate II ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-01

The documentary proof of the marriage of
Mrs. Fttzherbert to George Prince of Wales,
afterward George ", is to be printed for the
first time IN new book by Mr.. w. H. Wilkins.
The marriage twice denied in the House of
Commons and was never publicly acknowledged
during the lady's life Other unpublished pa
pers and letters OF great interest will be in
Guided in this volume
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-01

Queen Alexandra's book plate is a prettily
suggestive one. It bears tiny view of Wind
Castle and another of her girlhood's home
in Denmark; and there are in addition a few
bars Of music and pile of classics guarded by
a dog. Siamese cat, the most quantity beauti-
full Of the feline tribe appears on the book plate
of the Duchess Of Bedford.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-01

It is debatabe question whether the present
generation will feel any particular interest in a
forthcoming biography OF George Macdonald.
David Elginbrod.' Robert Falconer" and
ALEC Forbes are no more than titles, II so
much as that to the readers OF to-day. Taste
for novels Of the kind does not at any rate exist
now A few poetical pieces by Macdonald will
survive In anthologes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-01
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.

San Francisco. Aug. 31.-The official closing quo
tations for mining stocks to-day follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-01

except when he goes to theatre or has guests 10
entertain
The Emperor we are told. speaks eleven
languages nine of them being the different
tongues of his monarchy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-01
PROPOSALS FOR CLOTHING AND EoUI-

PROPOSALS FOR CLOTHING AND EQUI-
L pase-Depot ouartermaster's Orice 50 Whtehau
Street CITY, August e. 19O5-Sealed proposals.
in tripicate the usual conditions
cetved bsre until O'Clock P NJ September IaS ana
then furnishing delivering
Philadelphia York. Boston. Chicago
or ST Louis Depos OF the Quarermasters Department
s. Army:
black bucher
he 3 reserved reject a a.
posals any part given
manufacture conditions quality
factres duty thereon) being equal Standard SAMPLES
can be at blanks for proposals nforua
tlou furnished application to this o-ice
Envelopes containing proposals endorsed
Clothing and EquiPage 10 be opened at O'Clock
p NJ September %, 1906 G. S. BINGHAM Major & q
IT S. ENGINEER OFFICE, NEWPORT. K. 1.
- Aug 81 1eO5-Sealed proposals for excavation
River, R. l.. Will be received until IL
a NJ sept % 1905. and then publicly opened. Infor-
nation furnished application J. H. WILLARD. Lit
Col, Engrs
PROPOSALS FOR GUN CARRIAGES
Ordinance Office War Dept. Washington 4. c. aug
cevea here until 1905 and then publicly
onened for supplying Ord. Dept, L 5 army, with two
carriages model OF 1901 lnforma
ion f-rnIshed upon application TO Lieut. Col a. Il
RUSSELL. Acts Chier or OFd-
II s. ENGINEER OFFICE, ARMY BUILD
y. ting New York. August so. 1so5-Sealed proposals
TO- ,adsinr in Port Chester Harbor. Mamaroneck Harbo
Tast chester Creek and Great South BAY n y, WI 3s
$1,000 here until NJ September "a. 1900 and then
Information furnished on application
W r. IIvERMoRE. COL Ensrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-01

Brings mail.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-23
wAcAAoorA HAPPENINGS.
Delightful Party at Home Of Mr. and
Mrs, Smlth--other Notes.


Delightful Party at Home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith Other Notes
wacahoota, Feb. % The grange
trees IN this section came through the
recent cold waves unlnjaFed while a
great many Of The trees will drop their
foliage, further than this there 10 little
damage TO che groves In this section.
J A. Bradshaw Is supplying che
home marker with SOME very choice
cabbage Mr. bradshaw Is ever on che
lookout Tor a good thing and 40 be Is
the only man Ia this section that has
cabbage ready for market, he Is having
4 monopoly IN this line.
Miss Florence Anderson, our efficient
aud popular teacher, will close very
successful term Of school here Ia a few
days, very much % che regret ot both
che patrons and pupils. Miss Anderson
came hers a stranger, but viii leave
n natterlng record. and will take wish
her when she departs The love and
goodwill OF oll, and "a u 20 be- hoped
that the will be Assigned ia This school
another pear
SIC and Mrs. ) W. May have re-
torned from a trip 90 AlAchua. whore
they spent few days with ihoir many
friends and relatives
There was a social gathering % the
boapiiabie homo 81 Mr. and Mu Chsa
Smith GA SO. Valentines day, which
was highly enjoyed BY all present.
sceisl games and music we're engaged
10 until eleven O'Clock when che din.
lng room doors wefe ihroWn open and
Entertainments wefo announced. The
table was Richly decorated With ferns
eyerereens snd rare flowers. and groan-
inc beueath che weight Of sherberi.
vine, lem0nade and many kinds "
cake eco numerous 90 mention The
Valentines pefr Afterwards read %
the great amusement pi 81 The
young men seemed % have We'd with
each other ihsi their girl should re-
eeigs she incest while some reeeigcd
BY ihem we're vsfy oomiesl Every
thing uaf tAken 81 good humor sad
fab and 80 q late houf lhe pafig broke
% and the guests departed f0f their
homes each prsltlps ihe hospitality 81
So snd Mfs smlth aad ihslr charm
lng and accomplished dsoghteg Mlss
iiEssis.
drgsef sHaiieS fpeat q iew days
vita friends aua relatives hefs fhb
week ane iadMng from che smile
uofa b Grover While here W. viii
hare hlm with uf again soon.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-23

that he could not understand such 9
catastrophe at Virginia mines. since
they are well ventilated and have ney.
er been troubled with dust He went
to the mines early this morning to in.
vestgate the disaster oficlally.
President Ed Flynn, of the Alabama
United Mines Workers, and National
Committeeman W r. Fairly. together
with Joe Halter, district organizer, left
for the scene TO render whatever as
sistance they could in rescuing the
and aiding the families OF the unfor.
tunates.
President Flynn said before leaving
that there were 1875 men employed In
the mine regularly. but as Monday was
pay day, he could not tell whether the
full quota was in the mlne al the time
Of the disaster or not.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-23

Birmingham, Ala. Feb. ply a
"dust" explosion In the Virginia min
n miles southwest Of Birmingham.
Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock between
10 and 1876 union miners. negroes
and whites. are entombed 200 feet be-
low the surface, and it IS probable that
none Of them VIII live to tell the story
OF the disaster
Scores OF vigorous rescuers are al
work digging into The mine 20 relieve
ihelr friends and comrades on the IN
side
The explosion Is believed TO have
been caused by an accumulation OF
dust. although The mine has hereto
fore been noted Tor being entirely free
nom dust II IS also believed ihai as
the entire quota has probably been
killed. the details Of the cause OF enc
disaster viii never bee known.
A telephone message from Besse-
mer 6 miles from the scene Of Che dis
asrer az Virginia mines vnere about
$50 men we're eutombed by an expo
sion late Monday afternoon. said that
al $3.50 O'Clock this morning an IN
confirmed report had reached there
that the rescuers had reached the in
terror OF the mine and that go deaa
bodies had been found.
whether This rum0r 81 true or not
n q known that practically al ho2' @.
finding ans Of yhe Imprisoned mea siii.
alive has been abandoned.
The rescucrs during tas u.Eht Fa
sountcred much sfierdamp aal many
al them had % b. taken 20 ihe saf
face and revived having been over
come hY the fumes
This leads The rescners io o'4..''
that the ealombed mtr c1l;a n1i pos
siby have Used ihis loas .n tar.
dark underground habHaaan
Hundreds of miners gathered or ~
virginia mines 1urng the n.gai .'''
81 over the district to held .n tae 90
cue work buf only limited humble
eoud Be- empl0Trl HoTetef 81 soo.
e. one shlft vas urld % Overcome (.
afler-dsmD. lrofher vas ready 90 q ..
tht'r places and eautr1e iae H'-A
Tie state ufirs inspecor A u--
vas 1n ere tcere rr n.gaf effa.
tt aas
% Hftnlee arfIsfar h
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-23
49,. 49, 80 -.

Tsfap00sa Ala Fsb FL H O
Iaasoa has died auddealy la TIE So
fsi Central here AZ ne autopsy held
81 TOE c0f0nef 81 which Dr. W .
nroet and Df a Cole we're present.
d va terminated that ne cause Of
eeatb sas q rupture ~ ne beafl 20
consequence 0f q faifY ieseaeaHoa %
ttar organ 80 fast0a arrived acre
ffon nfmlaeham Aae % suoafE in
= bat.ness paftnfrbIg slih D y ftg.
~ IA fesf estate aH4 aaof
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-23
coNMcTs MAKs aoaUs MoNEY
Complete counterieltins Outfit Found
In VIralnla Penltenllary

Richmond Va. Feb 81 "A coun.
terfelting outfit. operated by conylcts.
has been found Ga a cen a The state
penbenuary. With the find was a
number of spurious coins, mostly 10
and 25-cent pieces The hnd was made
By officers OF the penilentiary
walter Turpin. white convict Il
said o.have been connected with the
gang, and &c Is believed that two others
we're associated with him. ono 90 them
a NE man.
The coins are perfect as "a size
figures. milling and thickness boz feel
a little greasy" and are lacking IN
weight Il was discovered On inyesti
CATION that The men implicated in the
conterfoitIng had been using q consld
erable quantity OF canned goods and
that they melted the iin and the lead
from the cans. aud o. thia cay soi
most of the metal they used. Some d
the lead used IN the shoe shop Was AZ
90 smuggled Into them.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-23
Ridleyi 500 p, M, Grand concert
Trl-Centnry Concert Company.

kluleyi : w r. Ms NFhnu VNhcoEtf
Tu-Century Concert Company
Friday, March 10 1850 a M, Bible
lecture $3.50 p. m Lecture, IAN Age
Of Mon" Rev. Caleb A, Ridley 900
y. m, a delightful surprise
Saturday March liz 80 p. M,
Lecture, "The Man and the Crowd y
Rev Geo. &. FArrNr $500 p. m, Abel's
Concert Orchestra, presenting one Of
the finest orchostras In the country,
A great program will be given, Great
musicians with celebrated lady solo
ISL This is one Of che greatest treats
Of the program.
Sunday, March l2-2,sO p, m, Yes.
per service 500 p. M, Sermon
Monday, March l9 -~2;S p. M, Lee
ture-reeital, Readings From Some
Southern Authors !" Rev. Geo. f. Far.
rar S 100 p, m, to be announced, ar.
engagements pending.
Tuesday, March ii.--2,So p. M,
'"Wireless Telegraph" aud "Radium, /"
illustrated by the finest apparatus car.
ried be any lecturer accompanied by
multitudes OF marvellous experiments,
Prof W. b. Patty, Chicago, H., 500
., m, Lecture; Liquid Air. one Of
the greatest discoveries OF modern
times. The most expensive lecture
known TO the platform, Startling and
beautiful 10 the extreme, Prof, W b,
Patty. Chicago,
A number Of other good things pend.
ing, GO be added later
This is one Of the greatest programs
ever given in the South.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-23
MORE WILL FOLLOW
DECLARES ASSASSIN
Man Who Killed Grand Duke
Makes Statement.
OTHERS Are DOOMED 70 eERlsA

Claim Is Made that the cSar ls a Tool
In the Hands Of His Relatives
Grand Duke Psurs Rank Restored
to Him by Gar
Moscow, Feb 29.-The assassin %
Grand Duke sergius maintains an 40
titudo OF profound Indifference.
When pressed to reply to questions
he declared that an the efforts OF Tho
authorities would have no result. BE.
fore his victim was laid under earth
other victims would be found. Re
gardlng his motives the assassin said
he only acted IN che interests OF Cd
pressed people. He considered his
deed was en- act OF duty The grand
dukes had for years violated every
canon OF ordinary decency aud ruined
the country while exploiting che weak
viii OF the emperor Tor their own oads
They had made him tyraut so that
the people hate him Tie was aware
that che emperor was an mn0cet dupa
and his party had decided TO deliver
the emperor from the evil Influences
surrounding him In the hope that ha
some day would Join In The movement
and become the head OF national gov
ernmept based on western lines.
NoIlhor The police nor the spies. the
asaaaln said. Will De able Ia proiect
those who sre doomed 10 aoath.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-23
CHARGED WITH sossrso BANK
Men whs Robbed Bank and Klilsa ara
catnier Are Captured.

SAT- Lake Utah. Ven. - "A specia
from yeua Utah. SAGE
A9er r. Caldwell ard David
Fraaeh,1n. woo are he'd IN lall bee,
on a charge ~ grand larceny Hcr
Identified 81 tFe city bank rp1sefs
for whom there b. q rewari 81 $500.
sheriff Houoa 81 Carbon couaiy
Wyoming be- arrives here With W
l. walls rho eas an cgc0ltneas q
The kllue of fte btnt cashier Wa'n
positively ldear0I CaidHeii al h,
man sho d.d fhe shooting arf Frassh
toa al 30 scomp.icf
BOA mou deus thaf thcy err 30
Cody robbert spa state ihat ihfI AZ
ug'nr to ~ bach Ga Fjaut tr.ai
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-23
MILES ASKED TO ewg PROOF.
Mrs. Jefferson Davis Calls on Him FOL
More than His Word.


More than His Word.
Savannah Ga, Feb 22-In letter
to the Savannah Press Mrs Naria JET
ferson Davis calls upon General Mel
son A. Miles to present proof Other
than his own word that she az any time
wrote 10 him thanking him for his
treatment OF JEFFERSON Davis, president
Of the eontederaoy. while he was held
a prisoner at Fl, Moproe. She says
in her letter TO the Press
"The public attention cannot be re
flected from the terrible charges an
der which General Miles rests by a
controversy over a letter, concerning
even the existence OF which no strong
er proof is advanced than the bare as
sertion of General Miles
But In so far as &c may be Of ans
Importance ny estimate Of General
Miles character Is sueh that am con
strained 70 demand that the letter ex
lists a Photographic reproduction show
ing the date. the place Of writing tbs
contents, and the signature be siyer
to the public,
III il Is OF the vital Importance
which General Miles seems to claim
surely the situation from his oHt
standpoint suggests that tho sligh
trouble involved would be justified"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-23

Bake capcasla Feb 20 The tow
q oanle stricken tho banks are closed
and bushes p suspended as a result.
OF yesterdays disturbances and thu nu
merous atiachs Of armed Muaanlmaas
Ga Armraiana which have been going
GA since Sunday ~ various quarters
Of hahu Tho attacks are attributed
10 racial lamliY
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-23
oLa - - -

TrmbteUe WIf Feb q. AnflnnY
Husarsn aga Dos co. aGaf Ehts
settler Be- Pierce ro1r'y. q fea1 ti thf
booze ofhh egaa1sar rfsf tfff Af
H-lsltor uaE l1gn Do F.rsa.a, aae
go street. sf.csrtas' q ~ isn'lf
81 rsira Dsuie n1ste esf a asa 80
So goarrrs ctal d g Issrt 81 aFa
ara hn o'tea ca
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-23

Toxic. FEB. 81 Noon Yield Mar
abal Oyama reporting today says ihaf
small Infantry attach vas made IN
funE mountain on Fob 20 The Hus,
SLAMS shellea iapalal on tbe oleht 81
Feb 90 usine heavy guns
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-23

hydibubnen. Prussia Feb aa, -
Grand Duke Panl proceeded 10 ~ 70,
tersburg alone, no permission having
been received Cor che grand duchess.
hla morganatlc wife 90 cross me Rus
sian frontier She loti here today
returning probably % Paris
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-23
Thlrs sauaaron IN oanIsh wst.r,.

Ifedefichahaven DeumarR. rgb 81
Tho thira Pacific Raslan aaaadron
anchored ioday 90 gkaFrn bay ana 4
eoaiiaF To squadron haa been iola.
90 By rome other units and nov Goa.
sists ~ I've NrsnelaGa. ah aarnIau
cruiser a ganboat and three trans
ports
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-23

Ths people o. ii.eaHoPT tFs panlel.
caf'ne o. q revival % prgtfasisd meet.
ine ai fhs nspisi chafgh The mees.
iaes nhca tsesn Moedey aFs te.aF
s1ndsegs3 ID Rffs HoifhoGser 81 tte
Mllaaa1y faEfsf ehafeh ard 8 ~
Fa7s - u rtis elg Itf mfeiIrat are
tre g. 90 IafeeiF arfendf8. aUs mntt
roe1 aIii - teett D. accomplished
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-23

st Petersburg. Fob. 20 IL Is ON
olally announced that Grand Duke
Paul has been roadmlltod to the RUS
sian army With bis former rank of liou
tenant general aud aldedeeamp gen
eral
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-23

kaHa crlmfa Fab 81 lieutenant
General Hpeasels ihe former com
mnbdef e Port Arthur arrived here
godsg
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-23

Birmingham, Ala. Feb. 2i.-A stan
correspondent of the Birmingham
News at Virginia mines telegraphs at
10 O'Clock a. NJ that only one body
has been recovered from the mines.
The exact number OF men who were
in the mine is now placed at ZIG, The
work OF digging through TO the en-.
tombed men is going On without ees'
saiion. Practically all hope has been
abandoned.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-23

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