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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-02-01
WHAT A euLLFRoG WILL EAT.
It Thinks Nothing Of Swallowing
Birds and Young Ducks.

Many years ago, when collecting
birds in southern New England, |
shot on the salt marshes swallow,
which fell in shallow pool in the
marsh, says a writer in Forest and
Stream. My brother, who happened
to be standing near the pool, saw the
bird fall and saw huge bullfrog
make two or three sprawling leaps
over the mud and through the water
AMI swallow the bird. When | came
up the head of the bullfrog remained
above water with the wings of the
swallow sticking out of the corners of
his mouth.
Recently a story was told me by a
friend who resides at Flushing. l.. l.,
of certain happenings on a neighbours
place. This neighbor has some wat
er inclosed in which he keeps some
GomestiCated wild fowl, and not long
ago, the opportunity occurring to pur'
chase five gigantic bullfrogs, he in
trOduCed them into the water.
This spring, as 1t seemed a posi-
bility that some of his wild duck could
breed. an effort was made to get rid
OF the frogs for fear they might in.
jure the duCklings, and three Of them
were killed, but the other two could
not be found. Some time in May a
female pintail duck came off with
three young ones which, after two or
three days, disappeared and were not
seen again. A day or two after their
were seen and killed and in their
stomachs were found the remains Of
the little pntails. fancy that there
is nothing living that a bullfrog will
not eat.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-02-01
A CAT AND A CANARY.
Feline So Loved the Bird She Would
Not Live Without II.


Not Live Without It.
Che following story was sent in 4
setter TO the editor of Our Fourfooted
Friends:
II want to tell you a cat story oh"
truth of which | know, that you may
use in your little magazine. Mrs. Il
had cat, dog and canary bird, nj!
Of which were content, and more, in
the care and love Of a gentle heart
The cat Kitty, was very fond of the
bird. and would sit beneath the cage
and listen 10 the singing with every
evidence Of pleasure and pride. Two
years ago last summer Mrs. r. was
in her rear yard with her flowers
when Kitty came running to Ter, new
ing loudly, and then ran back toward
the house, repeating her dumb EFFORTS.
Finally, Mrs. II. said, We'll Kitty, III
come in and see what is the trouble,
As she passed in the door "A strange
cat ran out, The cage was on the
floor, and the bird was dead. And
now for the real heart of the story
for the vcracity Of which I can vouch,
The empty cage was rehung in the
window; Kitty came ana stood be
meath the cage looking up and new
ing. For two days she stood, then she
! lay down; she refused food; delica
cles that once she had enjoyed she
/ did not notice. On the morning OF
the fourth day after the bird had died
Kitty was found dead beneath the
empty cage. She had loved the bird
anh She could not live on without it
Yours in sympathy, Anna w Walker.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-02-01
Don't Bolt Food.

Many serious maladies are due to
holting food, This bad habit not only
leads 20 difficulty of digestion but it
favors excessive eating. Each morsel
Of food should be chewed until its fla.
yor is no longer perceptible, when it
will be almost automatically swal.
lowed and digested quickly and com.
fortably,
The morbid craving for food which
"a a common symptom, is often dis.
Dellod by leisurely and elaborate mas.
'aar.Cn
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-02-01
PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP NOTICE.
Consult County Clerk or the Respective Slea-
ers for Further information.
In the District Court. Probate Division In sad
for Cache County, State OF Utah.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate OF Henry c. jackson. Deceased.
Creditors will present claims with vouchers
to the undersigned at his residence at Avon,
Cache County, Utah, or at the office OF j. e.
Walters. attorney at law, Logan Utah. on Of
before the End dag OF June a. ID. 1905.
Date OF first publication February LIST. a.
ID. l9Nj,
Alma O. jackson Administrator OF the estate
of Henry &. Jackson deceased.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-02-01
Priesthood Meeting.

The Priesthood of the Benson Stake
of Zion will convene on Saturday, Feb,
/, 1908. at Il a. m.
w. III. LEWIS,
ALMA MERRILL,
Il. \. HENDRICKS,
Stake Presidency.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-02-01

somewhat Inundated There are 700
pages Of matter taken as evidence be-
fore the senate committee and in that
there are things that transpircd from
tie beginning Of the church to the
present time. They know more about
us than We do ourselves. The witness
stand has not been desirable posi-
ton to occupy. The witnesses get
confused. was "A witness once and |
got 50 m Xed that gave the birth OF
my first child one year ahead Of my
marriage. The records of the inveSti.
eating committee have gone all over
the world. What are We going to do?
Shall stay by the church, my father
and mother who gave me birth"
The speaker read predictions made by
President Hcbcr G.. kimbalt Just
prior to his death, stating that most
of them had come to pass. The
ways of the Lord are straight. We
may have been Inundated by the
actions Of men. Some righteous peo-
pie think laws should be passed
against raising large families. |
should like to see them do it, The
Lattci-day Saints do not believe in
race suicide. Some of those people
who took that 700 pages of evidence
should be examined themselves. |
tell you the curtain would drop before
| the 700 pages would be filled"
President Isaac Smith read letter
/ from the First Presidency of the
church asking for more missionaries
temple work vas assigned to the
different wards in the stake to laboI
in tie temple as was done one yea
ago. All were invited to ATTEND
meeting Monday afternoon to TAX,
part in the voting as to whether o
} not Improvements should be made OF
the tabernacle so that the buildinI
could be heated by steam. An an
them was sang and bencdiction wa
invoked by Stake Clerk Jos f.. VII
{
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-02-01
MONDAY MORNING.

Edwin Smith reported the High
Priests Quorum of the Stake. The
High Priests are good men but all do
not attend their meetings, which are
held monthly i'm tie wards. Con
fcrcnccs are held semi-annually
There are 255 High Priests and the
organizations are maintained in all
the wards.
bishop Thos. y, Smith represented
the Fourth ward. The Relief society
is taking good care Of the poor $41l
was paid in 1904 into the fast Offering
fund. 81 are enrolled in the Sunday
Cicty, III in the Young Ladies associa-
ton and los in the Young Mems.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-02-01
Worldwide British Empire.

II is possible to go round the world
and touch on British territory all the
way-viz., from England to Halifax
Nova Scotia, across Canada to Van.
couver, across the Pacific to Hong
Kong, thence to Singapore, Penang
Cape Town, St Helena aud England.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-02-01

one red steer, dehOruud, about 8 years old.
branded Il ON left ribs, also NNr combined
ON let hip no ear marks.
said animal /, held by me tu secure
lhu payment OF 500 damage done by said an
lmal upon the premises NJ Jos Woodward al
N"'l,vli,oon the 23rd day of January rN5.
lREu BARLEY Pumdkrupur
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-31

NeH tat March 20 nf iae 49,
temaNe 49, 81 various fofms ~ ~
$40 en.a hafas iep aHa d8atAts f6
DIT taa tf af babe Zoe Nanhaiias
sieit tcapsi % Wards hnns ~
affn tonr aeay fm.reB sim So
eH'itst ~ Hreasa'cH tfaa ~ ~
pe'Hi even Htfn rHef ntet
t4 o 81 Hm feBnum Th
f'ai ih tu g smUulIoa y
o9aH.f ta aaf fte SEE af s
nfenit fH W
afaf ~ ban fEH sr
s3ne hlHfs ~ seNe nae
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-31
RUSSIA is RIPE FOR REFORMS.
Dselares Car Nicholas in Reserlpt
To Governor Of Warsaw.

ST. Petersburg. March 30.--Emperor
Nicholas has instructed that NJ. Max
imoytch, governor general Of Warsaw.
to elaborate the reforms necessary iog
the prosperity Of Poland
In rescript TO the governor gener'
al the emperor says
The radical revival OF civil line IN
the Vistula territory during the past
40 years. series OF neecs mas devel-
oped. upon which the government Is
now bestowing especial soliciiude. En-.
emies OF the existing order are seek
ing 20 provoke disturbances thus hin
derng the calm discussion Of the re
forms Tor which the country IS ripe
and al the same time some sections Of
the Polish population are putting forth
exorbitant claims concerning limit
in the employment Of the state lai
guage, TO which there must remain as
sured throughout the empire the higa
importance due TO II, but without any
superauous OF unjust exclusion OF 10
cal languages.
The emperor, accordingly, directs
the government general while lawful
Is but firmly expressing artiticially
supported disturbances TO proceed q
to be necessary for the prosperity Of
The elaboration Of the reforms FOUND
the territory inseparably connected
with The other parts Of the Russian
state
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-31

Chicago March a1 Carefully al
tired De- bef esadiar goen plfh b.
tHg 81 faded orange tlus0ma at her
ihfpaf Nr Mag Hoaman ne besati
iHl foHns bride % iicfman Honmae
80 igani Do BET apaHmens 10 S. ffs
har'eg ttreef aearii afaa ROM o.
haNns gas ehirh ~ Belau,6 be
iprnf1 90 90 aa fann ~ 900 hlref
efsaHse che ienee1 49, husband a
sig ufnlhs ~ oHe ae
dief Iaftr at a f a.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-31
eoYs eoNFEas no aonaEnIgs.
They stole Candy and Toys and Dls
lrlhutea Them 10 olhsra.

Chicago. March 30 Ten boys o.
Harvey Hhusbsn tuea have con
fessei ln iho Juvenile court TO the rob
berry of iS stores. lhree churchca Two
school housCs and a railway station.
Tho pluuder consisted of candy aud
toys and it wha COO free dlsiflbu
ton Of candy that led 70 theif cap
ture
we started IN fast tor iuu. robbed
one Of lhs culprits bui when We got
Into d ~ eonldnt stop We iust bai
% So flshl on stealing because thefs
sae always some boy Thar ana not have
Whist be- wanted The boYs. whose
ages ranae irons l2 10 10 years are aii
~ Respectable families Their fepen.
lance added 10 the pleadlnga Of their
parents nduced judge. Mnck 10 relied e
The prisoners on probation.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-31

haieleh y. g. Mafeii 30 g. Guy
iiall ahose nams ass much mentioned
durlns ihe notable trial ~ lance Wgl
cos ior the murder Of Se'ie Cfobse5
- kllapsh city three years ago be-
peen ordered bi q iades ~ the snpo
flaf rbprt io leave the state The
een4ilaHm Defmlta saeb sentence
20 81 imoosf5 10 North Carolina flaH
eas r4aNcled ~ ea9ihg pbisaJ iu pro
hibfios ifff'ioyf iis has zen char
p'ate ihr ofda iatisF sGe immrdi
affii anf tas gone 81 palbi In ihe
s9aihsasern w. pi fhs Wafe 81 j.
fa'a ihat he ei'i 81 t1 Nea f0ft eily
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-31
MAsoNs TO HOLD REUNION.
,Nmbers Of the Scottish Rite to Meet
IN Mobile. Ala. Next Week.

In Mobile. Ala, Next Week,
Mobile, Ala. March SO,--The firth
rouhion OF the Ancient and Accepted
scottish Rite viii be held in Mobile
beginning April 5, s, 8 and next The
beginning April $. as and 6 next, The
Admiral Winfield Scott Sohloy. a Ssnd
degree member and James Daniel
Richardson S3rd degree member;
grand commander supreme council Of
the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite
southern jurisdiction OF the United
States OF Amerlea,
Admiral schley will arrive In Mobile
on Sunday afternoon aud win be met
az the union depot By delegation Of
Masons aud. citizens. He will also be
rendered reception at which he VIII
make an address Sovereign Grand
Inspector General for Alabama and the
Island OF Porto Rico George Fleming
Moore viii also be IN the city, II Is
expected that more tran 500 visitors
will be In Mobile for the fous days aud
they will come from all parts OF the
south. and many from the north.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-31
GIVES cReolroRs HER DOVER.
Wife Of Banker Plant surrendsrs Her
Personal Properly,

Macon. Ca. March 30 Mrs Mar,
garet n Plant, widow OF che late Rob.
err II Plant, has renowned her right
20 dover aud a years support for her.
SELF and children Ia petition Med
by her attorneys with The clerk OF the
United States court
The PRONUNCIATION Is absolute and vol
miary. and Involves about 100000 TO
be applied "a ihe discharge OF claims
asainst the estate ot the dead banker
By her dover Mrs Plant was emit
tied TO a ouethird Qfe interest IN all
real estate ia The possession Of the late
r. II Plant az che time OF bis death.
As this real estate was valued al
S27ioe0, Mrs Plants claim against tht
estate of her husband would have
amounted Ga nearly 100000 This
she freely applies 90 the discharge OF
her husbWd's dcbia. and further ~
nominees all claim 90 the years support
which she "a zniltled TO under The las
for herself and mlnor children
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-31
pomlnlesne arc Baslsned.

San Domingo March 90 The newa
81 thc acceptance bJ lhe government
at Warrington ~ IN proposition of
lhr Dominican government ibat thf
gpvelnmeui Of the rnlled states a.
sHut control oi ho abances 90 ihia ~
public via ihe ylee 81 settling aslde
pofiion of tbe revenues fof the pas
menf Of lia debts pending definite az
Son 90 ihe pari ~ enc American sen
~ haf q most favorable enec' here
The oplnioa as expressed that 100 no
Noa lahra BY ibe authorities at wash
.ngipa aia ehapFa me Hinaflon com
pieiely
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-31
Russlsns' Attitude described.

81. Petersburg. March PEE p, NJ
|nssla's attitude was described to-
~ by a prominent diplomat as fol
.Ns:
1.-THE government is now for peace,
ID continues to prepare for war
The whole situation with reference
the prosecution of the war is being
1refully considered from every point
committee sitting under the pres.
'ency Of Grand Duke Nicholas Mich
'ayitch. inspector general OF cavalry
Sd consisting OF minister OF war SAX.
aroff. Vice Admiral Avellan head OF
b Russian admiralty department
'inister Of Finance kokoyson Min.
IL Of Railroad Hilkon Foreign Min.
,er Lambsdorif and several others.
Every phase Of the situation. TIT
NJ naval financial transportation
berian and diplomatic Is beng GOV.
be-.
.The commissions report was expect
10 be completed Ia ten days and
I'D be prepared By Grand Duke Mich.
b Nlcholaievltch. and Generals Grod.
on and Kamarof for submission %
b emperor
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-31

ffN laH WnEI
s.ar t sfau CntEc fa Nt
ferE Nslet is 81 Nsp et
rearl 81 aa Hs5 ass wm Sag -
aotft 1fffrt tn Iha an n
m Hfnen H Ha ka.f e. f
nh ~ ifan en ~ Ae
fafa iie fEtf rr1t t nf
tHt lff Gee famates
- h t ars mreer
g fea t
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-31
DSSIA MAKES PEACE
PROPOSAL TO JAPAN
tar Will Not Grant Csssion OF
Territory or Indemnity.
J REPLY RecElvED FROM JAPs

|iksdo viii Determine whSftsr His
Country Can Negotiate Peace on
rhese Terms-Russian Attitude De-
seribed-Psopls Eager to Buy Bonds.
St. Petersburg. March 5O.-The As
.ciated Press is in position to an
sunee that a step in the direction OF
bee actually has been taken. Rus.
s has indirectly made known to ia
NJ the negative conditions on which
ace may be concluded, namely no
sious Of territory aud no indemnity.
aving Japan to determine whether
ROTATIONS can be begun upon that
isis. No reply from Japan has yet
'ached the Russian government
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-31
- eavaIry ID KhouanehIIIne.

anese cavalry at Khouanehiiine.
The co6ander in chief General
Linevitoh, has inspected the second
army and found the troops to be ia
excellent spirits.
A telegram from Gunshu Pass dated
March 20 says the Russians have evac'
uated the railroad station al Chaoumi
adj, 90 miles below Gunshu pass. and
that the Japanese are advancing.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-31

NeW Iork. March 30 subscription
be American bali OF ihe new si5o.
0ee Japanese loan were formails
ned TO-DAY The syndicate agents
nd themseives overwhelmed ulih
Hcauons Wherever possible pref
pee win be- reu 20 small Investors
pc applications b1te come by mail
telegraph fTUm 40 parts ~ hr
|Nuy Whai proportions 90 any %
aan Hii. be allotted Go FRENCH u.
Ht0rs be- BOZ been t,sc.psed
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-31
a eRlsls rAasArsNs CHINA.
High Officials See Hard Time Ahead
az Close Of Present war.

High oHcials See a Hard Time Ahead
az Close Of Present War.
Victoria. b c.. March 80 Man ad-
vices received from Pekiu By the PM.
press Of Japan says Thai high officials
OF China recognize that China viii
have 10 pass through grave crisis
threatening the very foundations OF
her indeper nce and integrity at the
close OF The war and that TO avert an
archy and chaos the empire must be-
well armed aud ready.
The Mancbi ciyll and military an.
thorItles are. accordingly, re-armlng
the various banner organizations.
Manchu. Moueol and Chinese TO the
end Of February gs baialllous over
and above 600 Manchus equipped gifh
good arms ia 1902. had ueen provided
with either Manniicher or Mansef
magazine rines Factories are work.
ing 90 provide $4,000 more for the Cht
nese forces at Pekln The forces viii
form The nucleus Of a modern Cainese
army 90 b. organized wish ont delay
An army Of haf q million men IS 81.
pected io be- ready peli armed. for
che defense Of Petin before juno
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-31

New Orleans. March so The fQ
lowing special orders were issuod
headquarters United Confederate
vcams Kew Orleans La March 81
1895 special Orders SO STA icel.
Inc Of sorrow, doep and profound Will
enter every southern home thia morn
ns whom ID Is learned that Miss Ml
dred ~ the youuggst child 81 our Im.
mu1Fl rhtlialu Rober, Is Toe. diet
suddenly u Ihls clty 90 yesterday
Gifted by nature with wonderful
mind The liberal education which her
IGolged leiber gave her. improved ana
hspadencd bK extensive travel and
close observation sct her apart as an
Ideal representative Of thr womanhood
o. thc south, aud nor Queanly aud
courteous hoarIae called forth me ad
IMITATION of all who we're su Fortunate
al 90 know her
8he aaH devoted io the ODD soldiers
of lhe confederate armies. and waa
never 30 happy a. when Ga c0nyerra
t.ou WIlh )hem OF talking TO otLers 0t
ihe g'oadu deeds ot our boys ne
uut'mely deglb d distinct loss 10
ihe whole south. and an extreme griet
% every confederate veteran
'iy command of
'HfEpHEN u LIE.
General Commanding
"omeial William E Mlchic. Adm
iant General ana chief uf stan"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-31
Eaaer 10 Buy Japaneas Bonds.

Eager 10 Buy Japanese Bonds.
Durham. Natal March 30-The Brit
) Japanese loan Of sl5OOoOo00 AZ.
bed 10 London. was wen over sui.
flbed within an hour of thc time OF
opening OF the banks this morning
an hour before the doors opened
investors crowded the place and
foughouJ the morning q steady food
applicants among who were many
omen. taxed the extra STATS Of the
nking establishments engaged ga
ID with the rush The nrsi post
ought In many thousand applications
ID the enormops deliveries gave eyi.
bee OF public interest 10 the Joan
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-31
VETERANS ESCORT
MISS LEES BODY
Remains of Dead Woman En-
Route To Virginia.
SLEEPS UNDER sowER OF ROSES

Commander Of Confederate Veterans
Issues a special Order In Honor Of
Memory Of Dead woman--All south
Mourns for General Lees Daughter.
New Orleans, March 80 Escorted
by delegations from The various Con
federate associations aud the Ladies'
Confederate Memorial association, the
body OF Miss Mildred c. Ice was TAX
en- from the residence Of Mrs VII
liam Preston Johnston to The l. a a.,
depot early today
There was a large gathering OF old
soldiers, friends OF Miss Lee and citl-
nens, to pay their tributes OF respect
to the deceased
The ear ia which the body was car
rled was allied with fragrant flowers.
many OF them wrought into magnltl
cent designs An escort OF veterans
accompanied the body which VIII be
met at Atlanta by Colonel Robert Lee.
brother of Miss Ice.
The mtcrmeut Is expected 10 be az
Lexington, Va,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-31
TERRIFIC EXPLOSION
IN GOTHAM SUBWAY
Train Just UnlOaded When
Accident Occurred.
MoroRMAN. As ~. q mIssINo


Cars Took Firs-~sxploslon Was
from Dynamite Cartridges.
New York. March COS There was a
heavy explosion in the subway tun,
mel at One Hundred and sNty.EIghlh
street and broadway tosaN whore the
tunnel is 40 feet below tbe surface
OF the street Fire apparatus and ex.
ira police were summoned TIE ex.
ploslon took place al point beyond
that to which the trains are running
at present. and near the American
League Baseball park
An uptown subway train which had
been emptled of passengers at One
Hundred and FiftyscventA street and
was run to One Hundred and Sixty
eighth street 10 be switched across to
the downtown tracks, 90, beyond the
control OF the motorman aud ran into
pile Of construction maleriel in the
One Hundred aad sixtytghth street
station
The ears jumped the track aud then
caught hre, Il was reported that some
loose powder which was 8 be used 10
digging the tunnel was ignited aud ex.
poded For some time ], was not
known whether OF NOT the train etrw
had escaped
An attempt was made to operate an
elevator running through . shaft from
The tunpel 70 the street. but d could
NOT be moved, some Of 81 employees
10 lhe nnugl ran thloeth ihe tube
10 the One Hundred anu Eighty4drut
street station, aud reached ihe auraoe
at that point.
The hyemcn passed the hose down
into The tunnef aud fought the blaze
OF The burning cars.
TWO hours after The accident th0
motorman OF The subway train had NOT
BEEN found and Il was reported that
DE- had been plnned ln bis cOmpnrt.
meni in iho nTsi car and either Killed
by the explosion on burned 40 dealh.
& Nas reported that the conductor
and guslds Of The train and gang
Of - laborers empInye 10 the tunnel
had escaped by way OF De SHAFT az
one Hundred ANA Eigh,ydfst street
station
The hfemcn made desperate effort
% set az the barnlng cars. bat we're
unable 70 % 20. az che tunnel vas
flled with smoke on both sides of me
stations where the accident occurred
and che 1remcn were driven bach
each time they essayed 10 reach tbr
scene
The only way fhoy had Of foacbins
iaf nir waa % lower 20 ths shaft an
pour aater ihdpcrimmnely lato the
Tunnel below in The hops ~ aooaina
che the Gre
q Nhs aacefialned chat tho train
had Fun aEaiusf a heavy bail heaa 81
pine which had been bua across a.
iHnnf aud thai fae wood aas ~ oa
mr. after che collision
theyc Nere tao rxp.osIoun and both
Nefe later aaid "a have been ~ esna
miif carntgr ussa ia blsninf oss
occnfred soon AFTER Co. collision qat
other oecuffea murb later
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-31

Ntifloite Ga Herh
fsrts naek the 53earall soF ~
John bafh ~ thh rf efl ~
fefqt ~ hHfas fefseef fra
pfef.QHa Ihf 50y ena affers B.a
mf'es eas sffislne uafehes i1 nal
Hs eiett.nr eaaetl oH efe saa 1elon
sstgIaHes could fcael h.n ~ Ksa o.
isi'f egmef He f.ed ia great aegti
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-31

HtuflAl COMMANDING
"oGeial William q Mlchie Adm
ant General and chief of stan"