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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1905-02-11

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-03
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-03

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-03
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-03

- &audt Die fish 1 Mingo.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-26

Philadelphia March 90 John illli
q negro pugillet ls 10 dying condl
ton az So Agues hosplial here a. the
result ~ aixrmud bout lasf night
with KID Doney also n negro "a
the Broadway Athletic club % he
sixth round ~ the bouf. witch had
been hoty contested 1901 was knock
"a unconscious n was % nre sup.
posed thai he bad only Deen knocked
opt but when ihe usual remedies fail.
% % feuro BIN b. was hurried 10
me hospital After ~ hours treat
meni Do s. Hfii unconscious The pro
nfie'or of tbe clnb and seeouds
both s.fcs Wero arrested
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-26

10 meet the expenses OK the war Is
recognized and the minister Of hnanc.
has submitted pgojscts % the council
Of the emiDre building the taxes o.
beer. matches, ete. and graduated
tax on the salaries OF government OIL
cials beginning with prr cent on sal
aries Of over $500 which altogethei
win realize about sl100000o There
IS also a proposition for general IN.
come tax which undoubtedly would
prove the most popular form OF raisme
money as Il would bear heaviest on
those able to pay.
Mr. Mccormick (the retiring Ameri,
can ambassador to Russia) has. recey
ed urgent instructions from Washing.
ton to proceed to Parts at the earli
est possible moment.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-26
LYONS PAY DEATH PENALTY.
New Orleans Man Who KILLED Promt
nent Attorney Is Hanged.

New Orleans. March 25.-The crime
FOR which Lewis W. Lyons was hanged
here today was the assassination OF
District Attorney J, Ward Gurley on
july 90 1908 NIr Gurley who was
member Of prominent family had
been United states district attorney
under President Cleveland and dlstin.
guished himself Ia the successful pros.
eoution of bank wreckng eases. Ly.
ops was the son OF a former leading
clothing merchant but through ais
sipation had been much reduced IN
circumstances one night during a
carousal q sugar broker reported the
less OF valuable diamond pin. Hc
had been In Lyons company I.y,
ons was suspected, arrested and &C.
quilted The arrest preyed on
his mind and he brought damage suits
against the detectives and the broker
Gurley aud Mellon were employed as
his counsel The case was first han.
died by Melleu and on Lyons com,
plant 0urloy himself took e up. ~.
ons was unsuccessful and conceived
the idea that bis LAYERS were respon,
slble Tor his defeat. He made many
threats against them and finally on
July 90. 1903, locked himself up IN Al
room with Mr. Curley and BILLED him.
lie shot himself through the head hut
recovered Lyons defense was insan
ity
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-26
lapanese - Easlly FIoaled.

london, March 2j.--ihe hn8i details
81 the lapanese loan were concluded
here today with the exception OF the
txsct date Of issue This has not
3et been decided. bui 60 win not be
le,syed The amount Is Sl600o100C
Nith interest az a. per cent The
price Of Issue % 80, and the security
Nll be- the next receipts Of the 20
bacco monopoly Of japan amounting
b $4,000. 900 according 70 me budget
81 the next fiscal year The loan
Nil De Issued simultaneously CO. New
Tork and iaadoa. each OF these cities
akHn s150o00oo
The American issuing banks are
Kaehn. Loeb x Co aud others Darticl
paiing Ia The previous loan while tht
British half 81 the loan ls handled
~ the group % hanks which was re
tponsible Cor the earlier nolauons
boo loan a rsdeemable after fyt
years some subscription is'exrect
ID 10 Holland aud Swit rland 20 Oh
id here ihat although German bants
txhausicd every EFFORT 90 secure par
ticipstlon 90 ihc loan iheI have rgar
ngs.y ercudra al tho Japanese found
- difficulty .r fndlns ta amonni o.
frFed in Nea nd Inndon
k0rrctyo kaiashi peal 1saaaf
Arsncia, commissioner Iafarned
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-26

Amlea France March 21 JuIes
Verne whose stories ale known h
chldfen D. eel 81 s9uln che world
over fied 81 $40 thla asieruoou. iii
familg eaf af iho bedside 81 Verne
Hho vss advanced .n sears hsd bN.
il Cog fferai ueeka ~ ls perha5a
bet hnoeu 20 'ihe pre- af esnsra1oa
~ foal0 aH1 p.agqoen by tm novel
fmuad ihe Wora m Evbu "a
aRleh vac erefsfply adopted 10 fhs
American .aee 20 years ara apd ha.
been seem Ia.fmnf.nel SINCE
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-26

JASPER A'a Marel go Henry wal
isF, pegfo. charged With fhe nar4ef
oi STE p'rhnsoa Or cog6ova tao cafs
ESQ Was hraia p'aeta % frisi for ihe
oRthte No'seF has been tea.enr =
ga hang teir Oct fhe decision 81
each time been oFrrw,rf by fhs "a
creme eoiH SIR D.eensoa wa
maffefe1 20 ha heG eaa almt ~
taat htar tpit oprn Flfh aa 81 M
ahs a ihnahf fta be ha been
astaated
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-26

Washington March % President
Rooaevell has approved ibe aentsnrs
q tbe courmafila, inflicted npon Mld
ahipman Arrgaood ~ North carolina
recently irief ior dosenien from rs.
haFr Tho sentence carries vim 4.
e.fmitsai IRON fhe usvy. ana .he ha
bearing upon 'he rase provide hai
q man 81 dismissed thar $50
'er o. ssAs 10 ans % fhs Ha ~
cutanthip
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-26
TlLoEN RgsIpeneE soLp.
Splendid Mansion Sold 70 the Mailer.
al Art Club.

al Art Club.
New York March 25 The splendid
manalon built hy Governor Tliden IA
Twentieth street overlooking Gram
Gerry park Is soon 10 become tho homs
81 The national arts club
Negotiations with the ridden holra
have Just been concluded but me price
paid ibom waa nor made public A.
q private house lhe Tlldeu mansion
came nearer % wauanunr The Ell
ieciyo "palatlar than any house az
iis time in New York lts owner was
q llhrfal entertainer and 90 hls spa.
cious rooms some 81 The most impor
iant social gatherings and political
conferences ~ fhe period vera hela
% O. sem maguacent and for CLUB
pniuofcs Is 90 well adapted that lis
new owners viii nor have 10 change
partition Or make any important alter
ai'ouu la ifk new home me club
wi have coo ~ tho most capaclus
and maguideent eiab houses occupied
bf any similar organization To- tha
world
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-26
&C 80 oulLr1 % nuaora.


70 ths psnlisntIary f0r lie.
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phen p Reafroe aRs fonad mllig y,
mufde cad recommended 81 IT, mefer
~ ne cour ahlch means Hfs tm
plsaumtnf
Az appfm f9r hes trial va -
tered ~ d. attorneys
co.ansi Renffoe aat sharssa vth
h'i'nr a saaehief.n4ss ~ ,e..t
g ei'pu'e otfr cahasge ratcb
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-26
on CHADWICK TO PLAY ORGAN
VIII Receive 500 Per week 20 Msnlp.
uiate Wife's Instrument.

uiate Wfe's Instrument.
New York.. March &c Dr chad
wick husband Of Nu Cassie 4. chad
wick recently convicted on ooasplra
cy. Is soon 80 come 90 New York m
The capacity of organ'nt for Abraham
g Nelson. halfhrotber Of The late Mrs
Charles J. Fair who purchased an ih,
belongings iH tho Chadwleb handsome
homo on Euclid avcnue. Cleveland.
mcluded "a the lot wes marnla
cent organ. for which ar Cbaawlck
paid $1,000 and which Nelson win
BRINK 90 New Yorh end place on e1hl
billion
Dy Chadwick Is a skilled lnstrumon
Allsi aud has agreod. for e salary of
500 per week. 20 play fhla organ al
long aa d remaIas on view Nelson
iefi .an nighf Tor Cleveland 10 an
range for Che removal az tho good
ior which he pald $4,000 ga all
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-26
INHABITANTS ARE
DESERVING HARDIN
Women and Children Flee Be
fore Arrival of Armies.
JAPANESE 10 SORROW si5OOOo,Oot

Russian Military Experts Are Unable
to Understand Tactics Of Japs-An
other Great Battle Is Expected Soon
Other News About the War.
Cunshu Pass. Manchuria, March %
The women and children are report
ed 10 be leaving Hardin and the bust
ness houses are closing. The station
airy hospitals are being moved bach
and the entire railroad east and south
OF Tsitsihar is being prepared foT the
next state OF the war.
The conviction exists that Genera
Kurokl Is now directing toward the
northeast foi the investment Of Niad
ivostok changing his base for that pur
pose 10 Gensan.
While the Manchurian railway is
employed to supply the main army In
It's advance on Hardin, the Japanese
seem stin partial to the plan Of keep
ing close TO their sea bases and in
stead OF following the Russians some
'of the military experts are Of the opln
ion that the Japanese may relieve the
pressure upon General Llnevitch and
thus induce him 70 concentrate Ia the
region between santoupou and Tie
pass for another battle But through
but the campaign an the prosnostlca
ilons Of experts regarding the plans
of' The Japanese failed the aspirations
10 the Japanese consist entirely fat
ienlng on The victories achieved
The rank ard Ole of the RussIanI
army show peculiar aiagtatbiity tcl
conform with the new constitutions
Bnd accommodate themselves TO the
vishes and intentions OF the comman
dcr IA chief ant the government.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-26

NFH foIh March 81 M0ornau
lame Dsy ssflo4iy blurred ssrsl
nefsonf we're slisbug Burr aad issr.
in ihe Hs6eag wee bacfef for 0eN
aH hour during Doe ma noa
f4tag a. fesaf ~ re GA
i.s.oa ~ fs0 uslns 81 Qaf ~
anl elnesn.t Hrt
FL sai9 81 tfff
enfsfetnser 81 Al
aag
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-26
FUNERAL OF MAS. STANFORD.
slmple But Impressive Ceremonies
Held over Ter Cody.

Stanford University Cal. March g5
THE body Of the late Mts Jane stan
ford, who recently died at Honolulu
now rest ID the stanford Mausoloum
between Che bodies OF her husband
and her son near the Institution OF
learning that bears their name,
Before ths nnal complement ~ MIRA
sianford's body 10 iboatone sarconha
81 simple ceremonies were hold Ia tho
Memorial church erected IN loving
memory Of her husband Tho church
was filled with thousands OF people
from all over thc state Who came 10
pay their respects
Between 1000 aud 5000 people fo'.
lowed ihe body from Memorial church
20 iho m0usoleum ara all but two on
three hundred o. these represented
a close interest 90 Mra STAFFORD aud
ihe university Fifteen hundred an.
dergrnduaics formed me main body N
the column DO addition there was
nearly 500 faculty members and as
many alumnae AZ The portal OF tho
mausoieum, which was covered WIN
flowers. the last rites we're performed.
These we're brief snd simple.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-26

Port Said. March 25.-A Admiral Ne.
bogateffs division OF the Russian sec.
ond Pacific squadron consisting Of q
battleship, four cruisers and four
transports are heavily laden Will
stores. The division which Is said r.
be bound for Jibuti, French somali
land, vladivostok. will probably pro
coed today.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-26
LARGE n lrtoaqe Foreclosure.

Trenton y. March 81 The Man
haitian Trust comnany today nlod a
bin Ia the Cour, OF chancery to fore.
close MORTGAGE o. $4,000 600 on tbe
property Of the Standard Rope and
Twine company. which ls nov h the
hands 81 receivers The receivers
are made party defendants. d b
SEQ or in toe bni that ON ihe sams
day that tbs mortgage was given a.
The Manhattan Trust company auolb
~ mougage for f7so00o0. was glY
en- 20 the Central Trufl company The
Manhattan Trust company claims that
ita mongnge takes priority 81 Hen
over ne mortgage e'ren 20 the Cen.
iral Trust company These NOR
cages were given 10 guarantee lho out
standing bonds of the company
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-26
VICTIM OF TRANCE
SUCCUMBS TO DEATH
Young Woman Lived Fifteen
Days In Comatoss State.
MYsTlFIEO MEDICAL SCIENCE
Her Mosaer Is Slowly Dying Of same
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Is supposes
TO Be Cause Of strange Malay
Case Attracted Much Attention,


TO Be Cause Of strange Malay,
Case Attracted Much Attention,
New York March 25.-ono OF he
most remarkable cases In the expers
ence OF the physlciaps OF The presby.
terIan hospital IN this city ended 20
day IN the death OK Miss I.uela Hues.
us, OF Mt Vernon, who, with hes
mother Mrs, James II lmestls. had
been IN a trance for IS days prior to
her death,
More than two woCSs ago both OF
the women were found unconscious IN
the homo Of Henry W Heller, law
yer OF this city, and was supposed to
have been asphyxlated by gas Meth
or had since recovered consciousness
and physicians were puzzled by their
unaceountable coma.
Miss iuestls was an attractive
young woman aged 80 years
A singular fact IS that the y0nns
womans mother who lay IN an at
Joining room began 20 show signs oi
the approach Of death soon after tAe
death OF her daughter Like her
daughter the mother also D. greatly
ematlRod, and Che physelans a, the
hospital fay that hor low vitality "a
due principally 90 starvation. one
specialist 10 hynolism and physiology
who invfEilsated the case. has made
public his conclusion hat tho two wo
men had uncnhselousy hypn0tiBed
each other aud that gaa asphggatoa
had nothing 90 90 with the case, Ho
explained thar be had himself been
hypnotIsed while hypuotlsing a patient
and had only been awakened by che
arousus of tho subject
The case Of lbe two women has Al
iractod the attention OF scientists all
over fhe country.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-26
CHAMPION OF "MlDNIoHT on"
University Professor Claims Students
Should Study Mostly at Night.


Chicago. March 25-Dr John A,
Scott, professor OF Greek. in North
western university. addressing one Of
his classes in defense Of burning thC
midnight Oil" has declared the great
scholars Of today are not those who
study IN early morning but those who
study late into the night
I'm olden days" he said, "the Per.
SLAMS congregated al daybreak 70 pur.
sue their studies but nowadays the
great scholars pore over their books
al night In the morning ones eyes
are not clear. HIS head Is stlll numb
from sleep and he Is IN no condition
for mental work Because on che
lack OF illuminating facilities. the an.
clients we're obliged 70 study IN the
early morning before beginning the
days work but today cur greatest
students 90 their best work after tht
sunlight has faded away. That 81
the best opportunity fos mental Cor.
provemenl and although I would not
urge any OF YOU 20 reisaln from rising
early. : ucld urge you 10 do your
studying al night"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-26
VENEZUELA lEFIES
THE UNITED STATES
Castro Has Flatly Refused To
Arbitrate Pending Issue,
No AorI0N rANaN 40 PaesgNT
The Administration viii Await oevst
opments sefore Anything Is oene
san Domingo Affairs Discussed al
Cabinet Meeting.

Cabinet Meeting.
Washington March Minister
Bowen cables the state department to
DAY from Caracas taa, President Cas-
tro had aatly relnsed to arhiuate
the pendipg ISSUES between vehezuela
and The United States.
The administration VIII taGc no ne
ton IN regard TO tie reply which Pres
ident Castro. OF Veneguela made C
Minister Bowen The matter was
fully discussed al the cabinet meet.
ing today aud It was determined 90
allow the matter 20 await develop,
ments The situation is considered
such as not TO necessarily Interfere
with the department Of the president
On his southwestern trip
The cabinet today discussed the sit.
lation IN santo Domlngo and It was
Tho general opinion that nothing there
warrants any change IN the present
method o. procedure
The agent OF the United States gov
eminent WI take an investigation
ior the purpose OF obtaining the IN
formation Rcd for by the senate.
Il was said al che conclusion OF the
cabinet noe ting today that President
Roosevelt has appointed a 3 VanNal
kcuburBh United siaios district az
torney Ton tho western district OF Mis
souri, The appointmgnt wa made or
tho recommendation a. senatoreloct
Warner, in succession 70 himself as as
trlct attorney
Mr. Van valkobursh was SIR War
ners associate.