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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-08
CASTRO REELECTED.
People Of Venezuela Apparently Salts.
field with His Rule.

Caracas. Venezuela. June General
Castroe. Vincent Gomez and General
Nelutini were formally. respectively
elected President. First Vice President
.in,' S"cnnI Nirn President Of NeneXue
H. this morning
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-08
FOUR FEST IN A NIGHT.
Town Of Hayton. Wis. Flooded by
Overflow Of Manitowac River.

Chiffon. Wis, June 1.-Manitowor
river is the highest on record. having
risen four feet Sinca last night. TIL,
town of HaytOn is flooded and it is
feared the Opera house now under con-
struction will be destroyed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-08
AS VIENNA HEARS 1T.
Russia Not Ready for Peace and
Wants No Interference.

Vienna, June 1T is learned here.
tonight, that the Russian government
has Informed its diplomatic representa-
tives abroad, including Count Cassini,
the Russian ambassador at Washing
ton. that the time for Russia to con-
clud" peace has not yet come and that
when it does arrive, Russia will open
peace negotiations with Japan indie
pendent of foreign intervention.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-08
NO FURTHER DEATHS
Reported In Russian Boat Now at
ManiIa-Many Marrow Escapes.

Manila. June NO deaths have been
reported among the Russian Ulcers or
sailors since the arrival of the three
Enquist.
Among those who had narrow escapes
from death is Can't. Nebotsin. COM
mander OF the Aurora. on which ves-
sci Admiral Enrnirt hnistcd his fig af-
Ter II" N"g had been disabled. Will,
capt. Nebotsin was in the coming tow
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-08
Editor Ber,ah Wilkins Dead.

WASHINGTON Jure 7.-Beii 2li Will
iSins. editor arc prop:ie,o: cf the
Washington Ios.. died here, today.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-05
La reunion de aver.
Los TepubIlGanos espa1Olas V0Tl.
flCaR una grSa aSamhIGa,

Mucho elemento de la colonia
espanola de esta Capital acudi0 aver
tarde al teatro para veFificar la
asamblea q que convocaron los que
presiden la iunEa de TeppblicanoS
espanoIes constituida hace algun
tempo en- San Juan.
Gran nlmero de familias de esta
ciudad, sefloras y senoritas. contFi-
buyeron q la esplendidez del acto,
que dur0 desde Ia una q las 5 de
la tarde.
Sc prOnunciaPon discuFsos pOr
algunos de los seflores ALI pFesen-
tes, en- pro de- las ideas del partido
republican, de ESpafia y ceFr0 el
acto don Manuel Fernandez Juncos,
que recibi6 una gran ovaci6n al
terminar su magnffca peFoFaci6n.
Grande entusiasm0 rein6 en- toda
la tarae entire los asisteptes al
meeting, quienes Sc proponen pro-
seguir. con toda eneFgfa y cDnstan-
cia Ia defensa y propagaci6n de sus
idealss en- favor de la causa que
defender.
La junta directiva recibi0 mu-
chos placemes por 81 buen 6xito en-
sus tTabajos y fu6 acuerdo saludar
en- nombre de todos la GleaderS del
paFtido Fepubicano espa1ol ST. Sal
meF0n con un expressive cablegra-
ma.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-05
Ed Ell Juzgado Nd
IliGipaL
CasO elTlosO. ID nli0 deIIn-
euOnto.
G0llgsit al lusz nPOTqus listed
nunGS ne haes ndda.

Por huFto de I'm saco de gaPban-
EOS de una arroba, fu6 sentenciado
esta manana Pedro Rivera (a) Ga
60 a un anode carcel. rs reinci-.
dente.
En- virtud de investigaciones
hechas por ell tenien.e Quinones y
detective Garbarin, result6 autor del
robo Ie Z sillas y un sill6n, el in
diYiduo Leoncio Ramos (a) Iowa.
Visto el iuicio ante ell Juez del Va
lie, este le impuso IN ano de car
eel.
-Varias jugadas del xpipiors fue-
ron denunciadas por la policfa.
Ninguna de- las acusacioneS pudo
compEObaFse y fueron absueltoS.
Ell chiquillo Domingo Cepero,
por tercera vez compaEeci6 esta ma
mana al Juzgado denuneiado por
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-05
.IDjuStifGada ALA del
prGCiO de GigaTi-
IIOs, en- Ponce.
10 mlSmO plsa con 81 pan.
EI HIp6dTOm0 anunGia So s8gun.
da fiesta para 81 4 Do Julio,
(De nasestro CogresponsaZl

Junio 4--Anoche di6 ga primera
funci6n eI circ0 aCr0b6tico GEnma. ,
situado en- ID plaza del MeTcadO. In
conCurEenciS foe bRstants numerosa y
los trabDjoa de ID Compafi(a nauy
apIaudidOa, especialmente los j6Venes
Rodriguez. que so distipguen en- los
trAbBjoa de trapeciO y RFgolfGs.
Ell teniente TallRda se ha hechO
cargo de ga pueat0 en- eatR CiudAd.
Tallada viene preCedido de mereCida
fama como buen &c fetal. DeoeGmOsle
grata permanencia entPenoGotrOs.
Sc dice que ell Fiscal senior Colon
presentSr6 su renunCia con car6cter
irrevoCable, antes del periodic de lRs
vacaciones.
La plaza de ID AboIiCi6n, donde
ne Feune de noche creCido n6merO de
personaa, eat6 muy OBcura pOr insult
CienciA del alumbrado instaIado.
Ell 8eflor Vicente ValdiviesO de-
nunci6 al sefl0r CollRzO por hAbeTIe
Toto unos AlAmbres de ID cerCa que
tie1e puesta en una f CO de GA pro.
piedad. CeIebradO el juiCiO ayeF, y
como Collazo B0tiene que oH sitio don.
de cort6 ID cerSa ha 8ido siempre ca
min0 veCinal, para justiicAr 10 CuRI,
presents teStigoG. d Corte municipal
ncOrd6 trRsladRrse mAfisnR 81 b1rrio
Tibes, dOnde rAdica ID finCR del sefior
VGldivieso. & llevAr & Cabo una inspec
Ci6n ocular, Antes de diCtAr faIIO def
nitivo.
Sc d6 como SECURE que el capit6n
Sil6n seF6 traOladRdo 8 MayagTiez, y
Lopez DiSz OCupRrS So pueatO en- estS
ciudAd.
-Esta mOfian0 tuvieron un deaafio
de eBAsa BAltD los eteama0 eRsd Starr
y SYOuth,S con el siRuiente e1core1:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-05
T. IOIOIOIOIOI4iOIOIOI
as &Lal0LOIaIfI1LOI2l3I 12

Entire IoB cicIiatas reina anima-
Ci6n para Las C6rreras de sOrtiiao que
tendr6n efsCtO eBtR tAFde en- eI Hlp6
drOmO.
Ell Hip6dromO prepara para eI 4
de Julio pr6ximo sc BeRundS f f9stA hf-
pica. SAbemOs que W ae estan prepG-
randO vAriOs cAbAllOB y soliCit6ndOse
OtrOg para tomAr pRrte en- Ell torneo.
Cuy0 premiO 81 vencedOr ser& entregG-
do en- dineFO c0ntHnte.
-Aquf como en- San Juan go hs
Gumentad0 el preCio del 6etalle en- los
ciGRrriiloS y en- los f6sforos, vendi6n-
dose hoy & 3 CentRvos Las cSjstillas que
% vendian 6 dos y medic, "a nm
centAvO 10 CAiG de f6sfJrOs que Sc ven
dian dos pOF CentAVo.
-Sigue el pan Vendie ldoBe & 1eis
CentAv0a ID libra nominal, ain que
hayG una raz6n que justfque Ell Rlzs.
Eta tGrde Ge efect6S el quinto
deaaffo entire los Gte8msS de GB Ase
BAllS GAtenaae y GPAbSt, disput6nio-
90 Ii Copa regaladR por eli 8eflor Mora.
Lee como premio oil venOedOr.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-05
E case de ''l0Ju0etloR" contra
VlrIOs ''IeadGTs" ObFoTOS.

Esta mafIAna Go vic ante n Corte
federal II visits del iuicio de eipiunc-
tion3 interpuesto pOr u Compa fIfs
azucarera feancass, contra % elaadePa9
de la huelga de Ponce y vari0s miem-
bros de lR SAmericRn Federation Of
Labor. ,
Eat0s s0IicitRrOn tempo basSente
para prepRrar ga defensa habi6udOsele
COncendido hastR 81 seQundo t6rmin0
de la CIrte.
Con tal motivo los trabBjadoFeg de
la eFederaOi6n Libre2. celebrar6n un
Gmeeting1 on Ia plaza eBaldOrioty.D
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-05

Eta noche OelebrarS session el
ConCejo Municipal de San Juan.
-Esta nOche calebFarS tenidR ordi-
maria 10 LoRia GEGtrella de LuQuillO
--Se hAcen muChOs elogiO8 de Ios
trabSiOs RCEobstiCos de Ii CompAf fifa
Fusa Jordan. Numeroso p6bliCO ha
AsiStidO las represents clones.
Mariana BaIdF6 para ga reoidenCiR de
Utuado el sefior Antonio Serbia, far
maC6utico de aquellR pOblACi6n.
Gable Reoibido de Tokio: Almiran-
10 Togo. pnsa celebFGr triunfo bAtslIa
naval, pidi6 & EstAdos Unidos ara
gran partida de ID afamOdR cervezs
SPAbstS de que son sgentes an Puerto
Rico M. r. CaldeH6n e Co. Fetu6n11.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-05
AImOrranaS

Sc PADECE DE ESTA ENFERMEDaD pOr1ue nada u..A
vinosO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-05

Aver man ana estuvieron muy con-
curri los los temples cst6Dicos.
-Ma1anR m0rtes: San .Norbert0
ObispO y faudSdor.
-Eo Il administration de correos
90 eneuentran dstenidas lee siguienses
oartOa: HoFto Juana ProVidenCin Him.
son Mary, Henry Accilona, Heliiott
MOnaieuv, Hernandez jose. Hender-
son w. X.
-Muy Concurrida estuV0 anochs 10
plaza principal. con motive de d re-.
treta que aIIf dieFs d banda del batR-
lion pueFtorriQuefiO.
-ProCedente de Europa entr6 aver
tarde en sl puerto Ell Yapor aIem6r
eYanania Z
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-05

- I.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-05

hurto. All ser preguntado por el
Juez por que reilcidfa en- 81 falta,
contest6 con gran naturalida3:
~Porque usted nunca mo hace
nada.x
Cinco dias De arresto por esta
vez.
Ell indiyiduo Inocencio Diaz
fu6 multado con SO por agFedir 4
Raimunda Texidor, con una barra
de catre.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-05
N(lTICIAS.

La fsmiIia del individuo que IS r..
Ci6 muerto ca u viz del ferFoCnrril dc
CircunvalAOi6n ca el barrio de San
Anton de CarolinR, presentar6 ante q
Corte federal una reclamation Lor 6iez
mil dollars.
HemoB recibido eI n6msFo 5 de
eIhe Porto Rico School Record , edi-
ci6n especial ilustrRda ca Conmemora-
ci6n del quinto AfIo del establishment
to del gobiernO civil On Puerto Rico.
A Ga frente fgurRn los fotcgra bAdos
de Jos selores BrumbAuRh. LindSay y
FalkneE y Varios trabSjCg.
SAyer regres6 & Arecibo eI 0eflor
JoSe M. L6psz. Ragistrador d 9 ID pro.
piedad de squel pueblo.
So asegura que ei sen1r EaEiQue
G. Hsrn6ndez, ae separaT6 de la redac-
ci6n de SThe Porto Rico School Rs-
cord
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-05

los de nombramiento del Presiien =, !,
entiendo que debsn durar por todo - -
tempo en- que Cumplan hOnradRmen
con go debar.
SY sQui Ell seflor Tesorero Ie d6 una
Interpretation bien pobFs la ley.
En tanto que 81 cargo ofisiRl exista,
debs Contlnuar 81 em olesd0. puea es
an principle elemental qu9 ls Icy Re
Fefisre Rl cargo y no q sujeto: y eli
cargo es 10 que So Sefforla Quiere
guitar.
(Contsau0rd
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-05
El Dr. 0. Ellsso Font.

Dasde el skbado De enCuentra en SRn
Juan. nuestro Querido amigo 81 senior
collector de rentss internss de Maya
Gisz.
Ha venido con 8! obiato de acompa-
1sr & 50 hiio Manolo. que embarca 81
maPtes pr6ximo para loE Estados Uni
dos.
L. Ileglds del distiuguido puerto
rriquef10 8 esta capital he sido vists
con gusto por todOs sus amigos, que le
apreci0n muy de verss.
sLa CorraspendenciaD desea al doc.
tor Font y GuilIOt QrAtR permanenCia
en- San Juan.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-09
MINIMUM PRICE FOR COTTON.
Growers Association viii Endeavor e
Get Twelve Cents a Pound.

Asheville, n. c., Sept. S.-The es
tabllShment OF a minimum price TO
the coming cotton crop, he compiling
OF accurate statistics direct from In,
grower. the enlarg ment Of the associ
atoms scope. and the discussion q
present conditions in the cotton world
are set down as the primary object.
OF the convention OF the Southern Cot
ton Growers association, now in ses
sion at kenilworth la
The question as tSwhether the ses
sions OF the convention should be open
or held behind closed doris was reyiyeo
this afternoon. but after some discus
sion II was resolved that executive
meetings shail be held either before
or after the open sessions.
The all.absorbng topic is the est
mate Of a minimum price for the com
mig cotton crop, and there is strong
feeling among the delegates that IN,
soutn'ands staple will he marketed
at no less than eleven cents. with 4
possibility OF the price going 10 l.
cents and upward.
The summary OF the cotton crop OF
l9Oj-OG as reported by the statstician
committee Of lae Southern Cotton
Growers association as reported tod, J.
is AS follows:
Production. 9,5SS 1853 bales: pcrcon.
tage OF condition as compared W.
lnst year, 1873, as compared Wit
government estimate on al TT.
yield Is regarded rs exceedingly sma
As from 100000 10 1000 900 bales
was expected.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-09

today that he had no intention of leav.
ing New Orleans for some time. He
has been much interested in the work
AID has gatherej much valuable data
from his study of the disease for the
benefit Of the Liverpool 'school. Pro.
lessor Boycc will visit other cities in
the United States beore returning
home. DR.. Warner has succeeded in
arranging for meetings at practically
all the factories in New Orleans Dur
ing the next ten days DR.. Warner and
Professor BOyce will make daily visits
TO the factories addressing the work
men on III enecessity Of cooperating
with the authorities.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-09
Civil ENGINEER Killed BY I'M

Chicago. Sept S--Fred,r.. ' Rs
sitter. Chicago civil cug.r. ..
struck and killed by a train t.' .:.
near Hammond His soft d
was on eyewitness 70 "a, o.. 81.
MIR RosSIter was SO year o.I o.. ..
of the oldest survivors AM .,. .-
noers In Chicago. He was
OF the Illinois Farmers in,''.' ..
president Of the state boarI r' I--.
ture. secretary OF the Coos
Farmers institute. and the Co, &c
~ Agricultural and Hor,lculagr 80
ciety He Is survived by a e..os
and six children.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-09
Lssa Psi,Ie. in Laber aur.,u,.

San Francisco. sept S--BefOrv the
labor commissioners yesterday United
states Commissioner Blair. OF Penn
sylvania. said In his address. "Wha'
Is ncciei In he labnr bureaus % 'h,
tinted States Is less politics With
ro,.'lrs eliminated aud men u wise
Judgment selected "a on tho oniccs
GREATER Work cJpd D. accomplish
"a. Give 'sr N'um!s,ipU,-s plent,
90 NON sul 1-'eUrrlai choice 1t
their assistant GIVE 1s q urlyeraa,
system OF gathering statistics Te,
session "a, hrit GA Mount Tamalpa.s
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-09
AUTO STRIKES AMBULANCE.
Three People Are Injured In the COLL
slon-Patlent Not Hurt.

New York, Sept S--COlonel A. n
Cooke, and his wife, who were injured
last night by a collision between theiI
automobile ana an duto-ambulance In
Brooklyn. were SO much improved that
they left the hospital a few spurs af.
ter the accident, and proceeded 70
their hotel In Manhattan.
Mrs Thelma Blake, wife OF a brOk.
or. who accompanied the Cookies OIL
their unfortunate trip Is. however, In
a serious condition She was treated
on the scene OF the accident by doc.
tor who happened TO be passing. He
hurrIedly carried her TO hospital
whore a large fracture Of the skull
and other severe wounds were found.
Mrs Blake IL still unconscious. 'and
her recovery Is considered doubtful.
A strange feature OF the accident
was the escape uninjured Of a boy,
I'll from diphthorla, who was In the
ambulance. The hospital surgeons ON
the latter were so dazed that they
did not come to their senses for some
minutes
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-09
cOrbin and Party View Riots.

Andy, sept \ The transport 10
gan With Major General Corbin and
party on board arrived hero this
morning ~ tay.r,ah Many of TIE
party went on -aorc and viewed the
scenes OF The recent u',, The pres
ent condition ot 1Na.rs On connection
with the an, American no,rat, NOW,
ment II uncertain ana o., cuo.iss Ar,
expected 10 maze a serious outbreak
on or aAout Sept a.. AHslh, Nom
hers Of the party ate reported vel on
board the Logan which viii sail fn,
Shanghai a. . o'clock this afternoon
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-09
Gold Mining Companies Merger.

san Francisco Sept S-The Exam
liner today says that W = Hammond
and John Hays Hammond. have at last
succeeded In bringing about merger
OF somr OF rac large sold dredging
mining companies in Butte and Yuba
counties. The deal has just been
closed IN ~ York and W r. Ham.
mond Is now on his way home with
the Documents The merger oompa.
ny Is - be- known as the Orov,lle
Dredging company. limited aud Il Is
organized With capital ~ $1,000 oo0
London. New York and Boston capita.
is interested IN the prJrct The
company Win control something Aks
tOOO acres Of >oCallcd gold drrie,,
land
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-09
STUDIED sToRM.sREEDINe BELT
Government Official Visits the Great
American Desert.

Chicago, Sept. S.-A dispatch to the
Record Herald from 81. Louis says:
DR.. J. W. McGee, who was head OF
the anthrapologlcal department OF the
worlds fair. was in ST. Louis yester'
day on his way back 70 Washington
after remarkable four months tx.
pertinent In the great American desert,
Arizona, says he discovered how the
storms are bred In the region which
has been termed storm breeding belt
A reservoir Of aqueous vapor Is
formed over the Pacific coast and the
gulf of California, he said, and this
swings over the storm breeding belt.
The ground here Is perfectly level and
the radiation from the earth's surface
Is consequently regular and even Az
the yapor moves eastward over the
mountains and meets the lrradiation
that comes from the uneven surface,
precipitation Of the yapor results thus
causing rain and storms,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-09
Morocco Yield, 70 Franc.

Paris. sept S--A dispatch .. 80
foreign Office from NJ :. Ia .....
minister 20 Morocco SnHogCrr.
the Moroccan government Ia,
% the French demand aBc si'.'
plcte satisfaction The for.... ..
nee Vas highly gratiAed 's.s w'-. I'd
20 receive the dispa;ch '
French minister al Fey l1-"
thai the sultan had yielded a
demanded IN The French u.t
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-09
JAPANESE CAPITAL
SCENE OF RIOTS
atisfac;ion Over the Peace
Treaty the Cause.
Fwo KILLED; 500 ARE WOUNDED
lelsen sub-Pollee Stations Destroyed
81 the Mob-An American 10 Hurt
~ the RIoters-General corbin and
party View Riots.

Goklo, Sept. &C. a. m.-The de-
s|Ifnction OF the small police sub-sla
ens Continued through the night. II
impossible 10 ascertain the exact
Nhmber destroyed. but 1t Is estimated
t8 we're wrecked. Two Of the larg'
segt pohce stations were also destroyed.
The mobs generally prevented dam
age TO private property by dragging
lho police kosks into the middle OF
che streets before applying the torch
shortly after midnight another at
tarnpt was made against the Kokumin
Ehimbun office. but the police dispers'
"a The attackers. killing one OF the al.
8allants. The fact that a man was
cur in the back angered the crowd,
Hf0wd which demanded the arrest oil
Df the policeman.
attachments OF national trOps mo-
hlllxed on account Of the war, were
called out during the night. The crow /
received the soldiers good naturedly
ard cheerei them. The principal duty
|Df the troops was the protection oil
she police. The anger OF the crow /
was chiefly on account Of the clos
ana Of the Hlbaya park. and the denial
ol the right to publicly meet In the
park. which Is under charge OF the
municipality. After the park was
closed yesterday the mayor and court
met aud protested 10 the government,
anslstei that the park be reopened
Il In now claimed that all the tur
bulence resulted from the indiscreet
closing OF the park Students and
young street rowdies seemed to be
fhe largest participants In the dlsor'
der Of the night
The hremen succeeded In saving
she main structure Of the home min.
l6ter's residence. Only the outbulld
tnE we're destroyed.
II Is impossible TO secure accurate
figures OF the casualties.
The jill estimates them at two
dead aud 500 wounded In all iuclu ling
those seriously and slightly injured
among whom are 500 policemen, TIL
wounded are mostly slight sword
ehrusts. and bruises made by stones
The city Is exceedingly quiet this
morning. and Il Is possible that tn
trouble IL now over.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-09
eRowksToNE MANSION ROBBED
One Of the Most Startling Rotberie,
IN World Occurs IN Gotham.

IN World Occurs IN Gotham.
NV York. sept $ One OF the mos
startling robbtrics in the historic,
OF me Underworld In this city happen
"a a day or two since. according {,
The World, in 4 bronpstone mansion
IN West EEht!eth street.
The place has been used recently
as a gambling house. 4 well know
'urfman had put in an evening of higl
play during which he lost s. 500 "A,
hal left the house. but few minutes
when there came a rapplng az tn,
street door 4 look out" was sem
down and three men wearing masks
dasneI through the dor They quick
" made Their way to the main gaming
room where ten players were sCate.
at roulette tables. Two revolvcrs wcr,
leveled a; the proprietor while the
third rohber annexed $500 In bill,
gathered from the cash drawers Ia,
men escaped
The owners of the establishment ar,
now searching for the look GU,
whom. they declare. planned the ROB
berry.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-09
Two Killed in Pennsyvao &,

Newcastle, Pa. Sept. S.-A
Of express trains on the We.
York and Pennsylvania 3.
Wilmington Junction, 10 M.t. ..
here, Is reported.
The latest news from ..
the wreck Is that oniy tHp H..
and score or more N,r.
The dead are:
william Earnhart, ouel.,.
Fireman, name unkuuNr
Al this time II Is imgo-
the list Of injured. but b. .- ...
number from this city N.r
them. All the amhulauO.s ~
castle and me Ideal aSs.sllu,.
summoned and the .uJu..
taken to hospital her, an.
The trains in the cui.i,... t
extra passenger from this co.'s
ed with eXcursioniS,s 5Jua
StOncbOro fair, and the r,gu .. ..
ger train from Stoncborp V.l..
10 arrive here az $3.50 a. %
The trains met on cun
cause is yet unknown.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-09

Vienna. Sept. S-The municipal
council proposes 10 Perpetusie ,ae
memory Of President Roosevclt's sue,
cess ia restoring peace oy reAAEine a
street Theodore Roosevelt s,rssse.
and cabling the thanks Of the NlBy OF
VtennA. roe proposal has bed for
m,ily ihsroapeea. asd q sec iowa sos
seflx coaalaeFalipa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-09
PIuta Indian. hold reunion.

Los Angeles. Cay. Sept S.--What 1,
likely to he the last gathering Of tn,
Pute indians Is now In progress al
the Puhrump ranch. OF the Iyanchah
Hull Frog road, where at least zoe
mcmbch oi the tribe are gathered
from all parts of Nevada, Arizona AM
elsewhere The occasion Is the ami
vcrsary Of the 1rst invasion OF the IN.
nous old chief. Tecopah. whose last
resting place Is about a mile from the
ranch OF pahrump, The nrst event
Of the gathering was the gamD..ng
games that lasted two days. Then
there was big lance participated In
by all tdc tribes Besides the Piutes
there ar indians OF two other tribes
present to pay their respects TO ,Hs
memory ot the dead chief.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-09
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las Ans.i,s. "a sop s-Ths ~
II Fosirs' 70 Rat.n saS ae-a fog,
'~cns D. "l'1.r rsu.rs a. ais hon.
=. ',-v,. - .a'-. estate valued ,
t-HH'lc.r fo c.s et1'S 1ct 't--
-hadsen ard s7roin,s Mr.. R.atss q,
s2ceutox s.ta4s bool Tac tes.aa.c.,
which is short. Vas sutssn By Rlulx5
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-09
Bandit. Mother klsnsssa

NeS York. sept Durirs a f.
Welding ceremony AZ Benin.
mother % the haasl, Rslsg.
en- unaWarrs and cAp'urrt
20 Herald dispatch iron
Raisu,!s brother. Accompa-
dc'achmeat o. islps. l. prr.-
B-nimsua, 20 release het
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-09

New York. Sept. s--At the Southern
Pacific offices Il was said no word had
: been received from Toxic. His as
. sistantS were Of the opinion that the
hostile demonstration was In no sense
personal Mr. lhrrIman's visit To Ia
pan, Il was declared. was entirely for
recreation and pleasure.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-09

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ing a. aoO1 to-day. G,AhiEg . q
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