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The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1905-10-20

+. T. PEARSON AND COMPANY.
Reai-estate, Loans and Insurance
Want to list for sale few more farms
and city property.
Once rooms s aud Q upstairs.
First Nationa. Bank building.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-29
NUMBER OF DEAD REACHES 81
The ounboat Bennington 10 Again De
eIared To Be Seaworthy.

sandlego, Cal. July 2s.-The list OF
the Bennington dead now numbers U2,
there having been two more deaths, S.
Tacate,, japanese NEE attendant.
and II. A. Metius, pay clerk.
The case OF Metius Is peculiar He
was able to walk up town after the &C.
cldent and was thought not to have
been badly injured. After his wounds
had been dressed he was out on the
streets. Suddenly he collapsed and
had to be taken to the hospital on a
stretcher. II Is supposed that the
shock and a weak heart were the
causes OF his death.
The Bennington Is now ready TO go
north. but should Admiral Goodrich.
who Is due here decide to go into
an inquiry here, the presumption is
that the Bennlng will not be taken
north until the investigation is com.
Melted
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-29

Mobile. Ala, July 2s.-Fruit steam.
ers that have been out ave days and
show a clean bill Of health can unload
ct the local WhArves under the usual
restrictions. Under no circumstances
will vessels from an infectable port
be permitted to come nearer than the
lower bay. where the fruit will be
lightered when under strict quarantine
regulations. Two steamships arrived
today from Blueheld, q noninfected
port. These vessels have been going
TO New Orleans.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-29
STEAMER DETAINED BY FOO
snip Bearing Russian Envoys Is un'
able 10 Leave Port.


Cherbourg. July 2S-Although II was
announced that the North German
Lloyd steamer Kaiser Wilhelm der
Crosse left the Needles At $3.50 this
morning the vessel Is still here as this
dispatch Is filed and It IL not expected
that she will be able to leave Cher.
bourg for New York before this after
noon owing to the denseness of the
fog.
NJ. Wltte, the chief Russian plenipo.
tentlary who is q passenger. appears
somewhat annoyed at the delay, the
Russian peace party being already
late when compared with the Jap
anese.
The Russians were most interested
In reading the press dispatches de-
scribing the arrival in New York OF
Baron Komura and his party, and ex-
pressed the hope that the Japanese
conditions would really be as moderate
as set forth In the dispatches set forth
here. The lack of accommodation at
the hotels, some OF the passengers OF
the Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse were
compelled TO spend the night on board
the North German Lloyd steamship
company's tugs, in sleeping cars at the
railroad station and even on the pier.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-29
re Fers, KING TO Ase.ssts.

san Francisco JAY sS-Thr ,,houg
Cr William Olsen from the Friend,
Islands brings toe neSs TIA, -loy -
meet 10 or 700, among the EgE,i,h res
idcn,s a. torrc kihs Gears 5b, ruler
81 ~ islands. 20 atdicate IA,
is,ards hr.EE uader thc prc'.C' .1. d,
ne British. King Geotge pa soue -
SeN zeaiaHa 20 plead betors hus ~
wsrEs rspu1teziatlves thal tbs gav.
aramast az 81 Isands - unzissrt 4 {
"a lAss \ - sseeFgs g - ~ =,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-29

san Francisco. July 2S.--IOcal mer
chants Interested In trade with China
have been rather anxious over a ru
NOR Rnoat that the Chinese oycoti
against American goods has gone into
effect and that all The big milling and
-four compAn - had received stop or
ders from their agents In the orient
and the existing contracts had been
cancelled China buys about 1220.
OO0. 900 worth ~ foreign goods annual
~. " this amount, abou, tso. OO0. oct
comes from the United States. al
which about $4,000 900 comes from Sar
Francisco. OF the latter amount near
one.tAlrd 10 ncuF, abou, 500 coo barrel.
being exported.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-29
RUSSIA PREPARING
TO PAY INDEMNITY
Financisrs Are Getting Ready
To Negotiate the Loan.
JAPANESE TERMS WILL Be HIGH

Berlin Bankers Have Formed IN ALL
anee with the House Of RothschIlds,
Of London, and They VIII Undertake
to Raise the Money for the czar.
Berlin, July 2S.-In view Of the prob
ability Of an early peace between Rus
STA and japan the terms OF which will
involve the payment Of a very heavy
indemnity by Russia, the inanciers Of
Europe have been holding conferences
to the end that the peace ldemnity
may be paid without seriously disturb
ing the finances Of the world. The
Mandelssohn's the Berlin brokers, who
have been for many years the repre-
sentatives on the continet OF the Rus
STA government, and who have nego-
tiated many OF the Russian loans. have
formed an alliance with the ROths-
childs In respect OF the matter and
have held communication with all the
leading financial institutions both on
the continent and in England.
They are about 10 send their repre-.
sentatives to New York with a view
to enllsting the cooperation Of the
larger hnanciers OF the United States.
II Is likely that a Russian loan for
the purpose Of paying the indemnity
will be secured and a considerable
portion OF 1t will be taken In the Unit.
ed States.
J. PierpOnt Morgan, after having
conferred with a number OF financiers
OF England, is sailing today for New
York
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-29
REPORT OF pEFUNcT BANK.
10 Received by Comptroller Of the Cur.
reneY at washington.


reney at Washington.
Washington, July 2S.-The first re-
port OF the receiver OF the City Nation.
al bank OF Topeka. Kans., which
closed July 81, 1905. has been received
by the comptroller Of the currency
The receiver classified the assets OF
the bank as follows:
Good. S756.6S4; doubtful, S1.222, 435
worthless, Sl39.156.
And the liabilities as follows:
Individual deposits S1.l22.737; certif.
icates of deposits. 3S1s956 due to ma
tional banks. 399,334; due to other
banks and bankers, S12,1l4; unpaid
drafts outstanding. slO6SOO; other Ii.
abilities. S605. Total. 81, 660.557.
In submitting this report the receiv.
er states that he has found much diff.
hculty in estimating the value OF the
Devlln colaterals and that his esti.
mate OF such collaterals may not even
approximately indicate what may be
finally realized therefrom.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-29
PresIdsnt Of soard at MemphIa

Memphis. Tenn, July 2S.-Dr. J. A.
Albright. president Of the Tennessee
state board Of health announced today
that he would establish temporary
headquarters IN Memphis. DIR. Al
bright approves the action OF the local
authorities in declining to quarantine
against New Orleans and says that
should a case OF yellow fever appear
at any point In Tennessee he will
promptly report II TO the people.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-29
news FROM The
FAR EASTERN WAR
Russian Ports Are Captured P,
japanese Soldiers.
JAPANESE CONTINUE ADVANCE
Only Slight Engagements Are Repa7
ed, the Russians Offering Little Rs
distance to MlkadO's Army INVASION
Of sakha1ln Islands.

Toxic, July Fill a, m.-R-a- A..
miral Kataoka, In reporting %. ...
cessful landing of the Japau,s. .5..-;
In the vicinity OF Altxandra,.. ,a
Sakhalin island. says that The ...., =,
Alexandroysk Niyomi AMI N..,,g
were found undestroyed bu, o.. ....y
had set fire to Mumika a,4 A.-..,.
and the fires are still burma, Az.
androvsk was not burned
The admirals report which a4. pa.
Nceived at 1880 p m, on Jul! q, SD.
That the japanese tag was Au ,... ...f
the government building, %. A.A..
drovsk without any loss on o.. .,....
the japanese forces.
Ii is announced at army I.....
tiers that the japanese army .. >.
hahn island on the morning v! J.., 4
without meeting heavy RESISTANCE
from the Russians. comment, a.i
Ing IN the neigh Dorhood OF A..14 )
miles north Of AleXsndroyl,k a.t '.4.
Alexandrovosk was seized Tg.,.l,
Local military critics in t.,p.,. *
the situation in North Korea p-..t
that the Russians will vigorous.y Lr'aI
Kyong Cheung o the south OF n" Z.
men river. This town is r,Gari.I d
most important from stra''1 ll
standpoint as II controls Po,,i' Day
Kyong Cheung is also regarded a, 'sa
outer line OF the defenscs ". Nd.
vostok.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-29
n.,rv Stats Cor Nerth Poi.

North sydney. n &. July - The
arctic steamer Roosevelt bearing com
mandcr Robert Z Pcary Atcs, ,Npc
dition. has swung clear ~ ',ruiua
wharf and headed bOrthNari 10 he,
voySgo at discovery toward .h, nor,t
pole. A. the steamer LEI, .ae wharf
an immcuse crowd which had gath
cred 20 witness her depariuf,. burst
into cheers. phich we're mingled Nitl
The whistles % the sieAmers. and th,
demonxiration continued a. the steam
~ PASSED down THE harhor The e!tJ
bad SecB Eaily deoora,ed cor Ia oeca
|lsa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-29
To Preserve the south's Forests.

Washington. July 2S-Alfred Gaskill,
Of the forest service. leaves Washing
ton for Alabama. where ~ will pro.
c,rd to Mississippi and then TO Texas.
the purpose OF his trip being TO pro
mote the wise use OF the rich forest
possibilities fthe south. lie will at
tend meetings OF farmers Institutes
and ,alk to the farmers about their
wood lots and about tree planting
using the experience OF the past 10
other regions 10 enforce the need aud
the value 81 the right treatment OF
woodlands he will also meet com
mers.al bodies and confer wiki them
over the resources treasured IN the
great southern forests and The oppor
tunity that Is there 20 profit hy tAt
experience u other regions 20 main
tain permanently a diversity % iaius
tries dcpendsu, upon future tores pro
duction
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-29
japanese Continue to Advao:.

Kuanchangtsu, Manchuria JlH ~
According to reports from Korea ..a
Japanese continue advancing ilag =
40mile front. Their van quart B., ia
about so miles from the mouth y 'la
Tumen river. The Koreans a-' wra
the strength OF the japanese q. 4.'.;
10000 men Their main force 8, DO
centrated at Kenchan.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-29
prouah, Inlurs, AI.h.m. cron,.

Columbus, Ca July 2S-Mr. Cnn
Johnson, OF the o. p Poe warehouse
OF this city. and one Of the mos,
prominent cotton men OF Columbus
said In an interview give out that
the cotton and corn crops Of this sec
ton OF Georgia and Alabama are in
danger OF great damage The drought
las practically burned up the corn and
has caused the cotton a serious set
back in the last ten days said he. Mr.
johnson also predicts a short crop OF
corn and cotton In this section. and
states that 70 there Is not a short one
all over the country and prices ron
mp 20 q good place, the farmers all
suffer
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-29
RAWLINGS BOYS FOUND GUILTY
Mercy ls Recommended for One but
Other VIII Hang

Valdosta. Ca. July IS Tho ia u
Jesse and Leonard l. RaViings d. ne
charge OF murder OF tWo ct..t''1 "'
W. L. Carter. ended WednesitF t'''
noon with a verdict Of gu.'} ... .
recommendation for mercy ~ va
ard. This means tina, Jesse a.. .t'.
10 hang, and that Leonard ". "a
his life in the penitcrtia1'
II was Eve minutes af'.r 3D..
Wednesday afternoon tha' 1.' IA
reached an agreement t.. TX
was at the court house Ua'.lt -
the jury's decision, and ~ it| "a
quickly brough; in IT, '-1i
b n. Jones. handed No ''-..
Solicitor General Thoma- . ~"
as follows: We. the Jul. i-. ]"
ard and Jesse RaWiinC,
reccOmend that LEONARD - ''.
penitentiRry for 10"
The Jury was po.!cd AMI ear
Der Acknowledged the ve-1
The mother and sisters ''
demned young men were 7.".
as the verdict Was read or
or broke down and -.".
though the girls showed h''.s '1
Leonard and Jesse receive ...
With bowed heads and ga.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-29
Nlsls,ee the Election Lau,..
Ricsua-t. Va. July sR-The ch,

Richul-t Va, July 26-The charg,
az'.-s. .. msa. Including Alfred r
Nill.a-s, EDITOR " an afternoon d
pei Eos ailegci yio.Eiioa u clee;ior
lass "a he recent Democratic primar,
herr The Indictment alleges Mf
Williams agreed TO pay t25 20 one o.
the others indicted for inaueucins
votes In bshAlf Of a Candidate for CON
noswealth artnrnTy All exccpt che
Who h out ~ to~n, gave $500 bonc
each ms oassR usn BE- triss h ssp
lamA1E.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-29
Want. 70 HoIa o.. -

Cincinnati Jgly Is
ton OF Referee GrcVe
cy case o. the arm on . .'
brokers. Charles Henrol
member ~ tho hrm ca
on The New iork StoCh B.. .-r'
the Mes York Co;tOa Enr
gersonai property and
no time had thsse best
the nssets Of the arm
tentioa 10 upArld ne -
assets wiIl BE- takss fruI '-- Il.
mo Feprsseni ilAblluiss
ahout e7Ee.eee VIA ass % q
a. fhuoeana soilxFR
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-29
ENDoW CHAIR OF FORESTRY.
Yale University viii Add a New De-
partnent for Students.

PEI ShdhNHkAs
Chicago, July 2S.-First steps toward
the reducing OF Sl5O.0OO to be used
in the endowment OF a chair Of applied
forestry at Yale university have been
taken at meeting of the executive
committee OF the National Lumber
Manufacturers assertion. The com.
mittee has in charge the raising OF the
necessary funds for the endowment OF
the chair and the appointment Of a
special committee OF three practical
lumbermen { cooperate with the Yale
forest school faculties with 4 view OF
directing the course OF study along
practical lines and also the work OF Sc.
curing n committee Of 100 lumbermen
who will have charge OF the work In
the various lumber districts.
The support OF the United States
government also will be solicited and
Ginord Pinchot. chief OF the forestry
bureau, will be made an honorary
member of the executive committee.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-29
SIX DEATHS AND
MANY new CASES
very PreOautiOu Being Taken
BY the health Officers.
oea TO ERADICATE THE FEVER

#gea IN Hand--ItalianS sem To Be
More Affected than Any One Else.
sibsdquarters Are at Memphis.
Now Orleans, La. July 2S.-No re-
Be|a of additional new cases or deaths
pfn yellow fever was made public
~ the city board OF health in this
&Hfly Hours Of the day. There was
& --a|:.'s.s,ssielal report of a number OF
1ses. Official report was made to
4ky OF ~ new cases and six deaths
eDcuriing IN the preceding "a hours.
Df the II new cases nine are Italians.
TX OF the cases are at $50 and 52i
81. Phillip street, showing the prlnci.
0el Infection 10 be still In the vicinity
of the French market Only two OF
ne cases are In the upper part OF the
ally. OF the deaths. one occurred In
4he hospital two uptown and the other
hFee In the French market district.
1'he health department officials after
S study OF tn sfoci exposed the opin'
IN today that there was still hope OF
radlchtlng the disease before fall and
mai DIN any event with the precau
Hons being taken a serious epidemic
Was entirely out OF the question
AZ Q result OF the decision OF the
snto board Of health 70 make the six
6kg< detention Immediately effective,
f1nf frult ships bound to New Orleans
hare been ordered to Mobile. which Is
Understood to be willing to receive
&hem.
One case OF yellow fever has ap.
paAred At q cannery miles from IT.
~ Phillips, 90 miles below the city
70 IL that OF an italian woman who
aaeaped from the French market dis
rict. Lieutenant Colonel Maus. IT,.
A.. has returned from the fort
hcre 10 no present intention to move
ne garrison. DIR. X, T. Ames Is tC
he ataaloned AZ Jackson barracks.
TA6Fe n no fever NJ the post
Italian societies ate taking a hand
with priests of their nationality with
view 10 aiding the authorities The
only serious alarm here has been
Anaong the Italians, Many of thsm
llsing In the French market section
we're Ignorant Rd superstltiOus and
when the fever began to rage they be-
came frightened and those not down
with Il fed to friends IN other sec
lions OF the city and 10 the surround
sag country That IL why the tOci
las been distributed. There Is stIll
alarm among them. and the Italian so
cleties and priests will try to reassurO
them, interest them In sanitation and
pledge them TO promptly report cases
% illness among them Several cases
Of concealed fever have been reported
BY the societies,
Formerly in yellow fever epidemics
here houses containing cases have
been nRegcd II has not yetbcen de-
claed 60 dag cases this year. Arbitrary
restrictions against attendance al m.
nerals have also been modified In the
belief that only the mosquito can
transmit the disease. Publication vt
lists OF cases and their location has
not been made, bat the records arr
open Co inspection and the health of
flcials auo mapping all foci and are
prompN ,,r..u them
To enable passengers from the east
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-29
EnIIl q Candidate for eoxnrnor.

Savannah Ga, July 2s.-Although
Colonel J. II. Estlll has not announced
that he will be u candidate for COVER.
nor, campaign buttons bearing an ex.
cellent likeness OF him and inscribed
u. H. Estill for Goyeror." have made
their appearance This Is regarded
as most significant. since the buttons
are being circulated by Marion Lucas.
through whom the Osborne letters
went to the state press. When II is
known that Mr.. Lucas 10 city editor Of
the Morning News, Colonel EstllPs
paper, this distribution OF Estill but
tons become even more significant
Il is not believed that they would have
been issued without the knowledge OF
the prospective candidate from
south Georgia.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-29
Brltlshsrs VIII Wei, Baltic Sea.

London. July 2s.--The British chan.
mel feet will sail for the Baltic sea
Aug %, and will remain there through
September. As Il has been years
since a British feet appeared In that
sea. the announcement is connected
IN the public mind with Emperor VII.
liam's recent tour, and the visit OF a
German squadron to Scandinavian Wa
ters The cruise OF the British fleet
is regarded as designed TO counteract
the preponderance OF German influence
IN Scandinavia politics, The admir-
atty, however. discourages the idea OF
politics having any bearing on the
cruise and says that the Baltic Is an
open sea and that the feet Is simply
going there TO execute mAneuvers. u
cercmonlous visit not being contem
plated
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-29

New orleans papers. The report Is
considered unreliable. but an Official
has been sent to the scene TO lnvestL
gate.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-12
A. P ABBOTT & cola P ABBOTT & CO. a. P ABBOTT s CO.
The Daylight Store y
IN EVERY MAGAZINE

Appears advertising
We have sale this popular cloth Also the Pas material
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-12
A. P. ABBOTT & CO.
TALK OF THE TOWN.

New dress skirts for Easter at Perry's.
A special in s1oo wrapper for Use at
Fits.
Pres De Sole, substitute for silk,
at Abbott's.
E. NJ. Tayntor went to st. Johnsbury
today on business.
Souvarine, the artist, has opened his
studio to pupils at n Brook street.
Top coats and rain coats, the latest
styles and patterns, at McWhorter's.
Wells & I4amson's stone shed is shut
down for a few days on account OF lack
of stock.
r. r. D. drug store orders sent to
4. a. Drown receive prompt and careful
attention.
Mr.. Haynes, building contractor
from Brooklyn, N. III, il in the city
buying building stone and looking over
the quarries.
Miss Francis Spooner returned home
today, after being in the city TO at
tend the funeral, yesterday of the late
William Morton. /.
The Concord Lumber company, which
has been cutting lumber in the woods
on the East Montpelier road all winter,
broke camp yesterday and most of the
gang of men went to Bolton to work.
E. d. Taft's team became frightened
while standing in front of the Miles
block this forenoon and jumped into a
run. MIR. Taft, who had hold of the
reins, was yanked from his feet and
dragged on his back for several rods
when someone caught the horse by the
head and stopped it.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-12
Pres de Sole

Is very desirable replace silk in all its uses. Sold
very largely for lining all kinds Of garments Comes
in two qualities Of black at 25c and 35c per yard.
1t is 36 inches wide.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-12-28
HOBRON DRUG COMPANY
DISTRIBUTORS
HYDE ENTERTAINS
SARAH BERNHARDT
LATE VICE PRESIDENT OF THE
EQUITABLE HAS MONEY TO BUY
FLOWERS WITH.

NEW YORK, December 17.-Five
carloads of flowers and rare potted
plants worth a fortune in themselves,
were used tonight to decorate the
mansion of James Hazen Hyde at 8
East Fortieth street, when Nine. Sarah
Bernhard was the guest Of honor at
banquet given by Hyde. An or
chestra of twenty-five played until af-
ter IL o'clock. There were present.
Nine. Sarah Bernhard, Edmund
Baylies, Heinrich Conreid, David Be
Iasco, Kyrie Belew, Perry Belmont,
Ernest Kahn, DR.. Holbrook Curtis and
James Hazen Hyde.
A dinner of twelve courses, as Ella
borate, probably as any given in this
city in private, was served.
Nine. Bernhard arrived about 8
O'Clock. The actress wore a while
dress, with silver spangles embroidered
on it, and a rich flower effect showing
in the light. A long sable cloak the
collar of which was turned up in the
back, a kind of hood that came down
on her forehead, and white shoes gild-
ed on the sole and with high French
heels, completed her costume.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-12-28

Want ads in The Star bring quick re-
turns. Three lines three times for rs
cents.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-12-28
LAHAINA MONIES.

The Christmas services at the church,
es were we'll attended.
Several of the Sunday schools held
Christmas tree festivities.
The Meheula incident has not seri-
ously interfered with work on the
plantation By a simple change of
track, the trains run without Interrupt
tion.
During the vacation a number of the
Lahainaluna students are working in
the cane fields.
Several Of the teachers are spending
the holidays in Holilulu and elsewhere
N-S-t-S-t%e-%-%-N-t-%-N-t-
the extent of their capacity. The COM
pany's production in California is I'M
officially estimated at 55,64O,OOO pounds.
The output of factories in other states
will bring the company's total produce
tion from this years crop up to ap-
proximately 115,OOO,OOO pounds.
California's production will show an
increase of about SO per cent for the
year, and profits in that State are
given on good official authority as APP
proximately 1894 900. On the assump-
tion that factories in other states will
be operated to as good advantage, the
companys expected profit on the
years output may tentatively be set
down at 1895, 400. From this must be
deducted general and selling expenses.
The estimated dividend on common
stock will be about AZ per cent