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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-14
Sas gelbc Siebrr.

Sus 9tipl Vitpti.
43 nelle Grtronflmgen un6 1 Io6es-
iGQe in Nerp.S rleonS. - @ciuhe
an ben @ollbcrnellr nm Inter.
Itiibung. - Er0iiOent Nooiepclt
miro oicQeidt I'M Sttobcr Die
SoIbnon6ltoot bellthen.
Nep Srleon$, IS. Sept. -
Ser otfi5iellc 9erift iibcr oa9 @rui.
llrcn ocS gclben Siebcr3 in bicliger
Sto0t tltr Die INN 6 llbr belttc Ibcno
perItritcnen 81 Stunocn crqicbt Tol.
9ctoeS: 9telie @rtrantlingen AZ, @e.
ianlmt5abl Der Grtrontunaen bis "a.
TIM 2l13, GpoesiGle 4, @eiaumt.
5ubl Der So0eaiGae bis 0atl1m 1913,
nclc Scu6enbcrOc 8, 3obl ser inter
@ebonOlumg be9riiicnen Eotieutcn
303, 3ubl Der aus Der @cbanolung
cntlaIIcncn Eoticntcn 1887.
Gem @puncrnc1tr mo Dem %ltoutIis
den @Ciunobcitarotbc tonlncu tort.
m0brCno @eiuhc Inn motCrlelle lin.
teritilBung Scitena Der Management.
0cn at. @ouucrncltr @Ionhuro bot
2ecpiuc iilton5icQc &iillc 5u0ciugt,
mobrcn0 ciniqe GnNroa . &ultflcutc
cine @uGgonloOun0 Scber@mittcl
bortbiu ocionot bobcn. Or. Gboliuig,
noc miro iid IN @ciculfnit elmer Hlb'
tbcilltng arnltCniu0rtcr uad) Golllr-
lob be0cbCu. Sn Sutc Yropiocncc
bnltCrt bic Sllrd)t Der Nep0ltCruna
M. Nn 2olorrhc Groilin0 luurocn
bier ncuc @clbllcbcrlollc olqcmcI0Ct.
Gie Situation IN Futteriou lit ulls
Doltcrnb cine beocnflihc uno bic
oorti0c @cnlein0c lit ouct Nilli9mit.
tel cntblobt.
Fr0iibcnt Sot0cr2 BON Scr ,Trp.
0rcIlibc l(nion" mod)t bcton1t, ou6
cr mobrcl,b i%cinc@ iiinoltcn Nuicnt,
bolt" in Nctp 2orf NIT SctrctGr
Hocb IN %crtebr G%citonbcn mo pom
bieIcn1 crfobrcu bobc, bob Fr0lioert
Hooleoclt lelnC Nblidlt, Nclu-S Orleans
I'M Sftobcr SIT beilhcrL nidt ouigc.
0cbcn bobc. Gic Sulonc. llnipcriitGt
mo boS HemComb=Gollcg pClhC
Nn1toltcu 0o@ SCbriobr am ,. Stto.
Der bc0im1cn molltcn, bnbcn Die Gr.
oifnultg bis 5ltnt ,. NoocnlbCr Der.
'd)obcn.
Manor 0cbrmon bat bon cincn,
8iir0er-Gomitc non Der &4lc Of
Yinca Elm ShrcibCn Crholtcn III
pcIhcm bic g"crtonntc (SnicI, olti mel.
der rod nic Gin @CIbficbcriou porQcs
fpmmcn icin ipu, oIlcn Gcnieni8cr,
ncldc Ncm-S Orleans st n~crluNlcn &C.
bGhtCrL ais NluI 5lir &crfii9lutg &C.
iteQt miro. Ser Mopor %ltottctc filr
0icicn @elpci3 OC9 Wtitgefilbl5 Detl
bcitcn Can't Der Stoot ub mo iogtc,
0oB oic Srili8 ais %ilbCrmunocn 81 be,
trod)tcn ici, uno ooB fiir Ole @iirgcr
BON Nclu-S Orleans feline &cranluI'
lung 81 cincm Goni5ilpchlcI por'
liCge.
2O00 bis 5000 bier neilcn0c CItn'
licncr morten oorouI, iid) 5llr Nrbclt
in Oic 3uferfcIocr beNcbcn 5r tol-
men. God fam ibrc Nbreiic mr.
ourf &orldliiilc Scitcn@ Der 6orncr
crm0glitt mcrOcn, mcIdc Die Stale
ne" it Den StotO lcbcn milr0clt, Den
Muicntbult IN oen Gctcntion@logcrn
5u beltrcitcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-14
Sdiifsfartcn hun nnS nadJ SrntId'
limb.

Son Baltimore bis 9remen: &a'
lite $45 nnb $3.50; gremen-9al.
tintore bis gum /. Nopember $3.50
nao 5000; bonn +. Nopember bis
1. guauIt $3.50. Iunoreiie 81 bill
Iiserem Yreiie. 3beO. s. 9iencr &
So, 3immer Hr. 3, ia Slt-Sering.
tou.Str. (323-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-14
Sin Gbcpoar ais Epfcr elmer Nitru.
@lDccrin : Grploiiun.

Eitt&burg, To.. 10. Sept. -
0opio WcGou unb 8nttin murocu
belltc. mGbrcno tic nit 10 Guort nj.
iroglncerin oiti einem Wugcn oui DEM
Mege nodl Dem Solem . SellcIo mu.
rem, ourh @rplciion ocS S%prengltoi
fcS oligcnblidlid getootct. Ser go.
gen mliroc olli iolte @ei'e Serlfrmet'
tert, ooB nlun oitBer elmer adic feinc
lleberblcib'el bon ibm porlono. Scioe
Eieroe mrroen e~beniollS g%ctootct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-14
Mchr Epfcr bcS G%iicnbnbu Mulud,s.

GortIonO, Ny, 13. Sept. -
). ~. Nome aus 9ingbumtom Y, y,
s.. 8. 9iclcder aus Seitcribjrc, u. q,
unO 5. II. 6lulf aus SnOloro, OrcI
ilm0e Gipil . Sngenieitrc in 0icnitcn
Der .Gelupare, 2nddpouno mo
Mcitcrn 9obn," murben bclltc Nlbcno,
w1brcno tic ouf einer 0roilinc nui
Dem Hiidmege bon ibrer %GoGc9orbcil
nod Cortland morcr, 0urh clncn
GonitrnftionS5llg iibcriobrcu mo &c,
tootct. Sic ioben ben 3lt0 nItt iriib'
5eitig Mnll9, nm lid onrh Nerab
ipringen rettcn 81 fonnelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-14
Wcncr Baltimore & Sbio" Terminal
nm Scr %. Strahc in Nem -Yurf.

Ger prGdtige n&opol 9liie Cine
3uabienIt nod Nem-Dorf lit groB'
ortia perbeiiert oilrd) Den neiielt lip.
tonu Terminal" an %. StraBc.
(253,761,5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-14
81 d. c II.

Gueenktomn, 13. Sept.
0er 0nmpfer .Goronio" BON Der Gr,
nuro . 2inie, Der am 5. September
BON Neip. g)orf mad, 2ipcrpool in Ser
ging, lit scitcrn iriib nm 3 llbr 10
Winuten bier eingctroiicn.
(Gie nGoronio" bot ori biclcrIeilc
einen neucn Hecoro ser oltlihen,Sobrt
fir iid geihoiien. inoem tic Oic0uucr
Der om rs. Suli beenoetcn llebcriobrt
bon 6 Saeen 10 Stnnbcn rno SO
Winitten nuf 6 Gage If Stunoen,
olio nm s Stunoen 53 Winrtcn per.
rinserte. Die biesmaligc 1ubrt alma
iiber ben fur5en ODER norolidcn allrs,
Der nm et1pa t54 Meilen |fiirSer uls
Der iiiblide Gilrs lit, oui peIhem lie
ben bisberisen Heeoro motte.)
aronnIl in Sufo.
Tofio, t3 Sept. - giner gepe.
ibe aus Oiafa 3ufolge pcrilidtc cir1
NrBabl 2emte nit @cpalt in Elm 0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-14
Charles Scr5ie's GCidJc 9cinnocn.
Scncr Slliti5moro IN Ohio. - Sc.
millcnsbilic tricbcn ocn mirtIidcn
Worber in Den Eo0, nuhocm Gin
l%lnIdulbiger pen Zoo am @olgen
crlitten bate.
Mt mot, y. @, IS. september.
- Charles Scr3id, Der Nderfncdt

Nc not, %. Q, IS. September.
- Charles Sergio, Der 9ldertncht,
meltcr Dor ctIiden Gugen ans ser
bleligcn NGbc pcrihmono mo ein
Sfrelben 5urilfIieB, in pelfem er
lid fiir Sen Tcriibcr ejne8 Dor 20
Subrcn nobc youngstown, O., an Ell
nem iltngcn Woodcn, 9tomcn8 Qi55ie
=. @rombudcr, bcgongcneu MtoroeS
crtlGrtc, lit oils Qcide in ciner abge,
leaenen Sdlllht IN WoQoce- Goumtp
~gcfunoen morocn. Gr botte lih an
clncm @oume erbGngt. &or Der Sbut
bate or lif) NIT elmer Stednuoel Ell.
llclt ,3ettcl ulti Der @rult beieitiqt,
wcldJer cine Micocrbolun0 icineS
@cltGnbniiieS entbolt. Charles Stcr.
ling, Elm oSrnmp," mriroc bolo nod,
Hi55ic @rombohcr'S Grntorbun0 oils
Der SbGtcr Dcrboitet, l6uloig bciltu.
Ocn uno 0ebGngt, @er5ig cntiIo6 aus
Der @egcn0 mo bcgub lid naf lelllls
rloc, Sol, no er beirot6cte. Nu6ere
Helttc aus Ohio, melhe nm Den Moro
mltbten, Iieben iib jeboh bnIh onrol,i
BORT niCbcr, mo aus Slrdt Dor Ont.
ocdung licB CT 6run mo aino i'm
Stl6e uno bcgnb li6 mad, 0cutha
&ouep Gol. Seitoem lit CT ein rolt.
loier @anocrer gcmcien uno icin @c-
Wilieu but i'm lhlicBlid in ben 300
actricbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-14

&iirgcrmciitcr nno Stootratbs . Mit'
glicocr bnnfcn 3ltm ErutCit nb.

&iirgcrmciitcr nnb Staotrnths : Wit
glicbcr oanfcn sltm Erutcit ab.
Sn Glilnbctbpol habcn ole Nrlncnlcr
mo 1arturcn @uiicnitiuitono &c
ihlollcn. - @ioeriprchcn0c 9In.
goben ilbcr sic 3ultouOc IN 9oflt.
Nu5ihrcitungen ocS Eobcl9 ge0el
Die ,Sllocn III aur@f. - @OIl0nocr
c%rringcn cincn Sieg oui Der &nlcI
Gclebc@. - Sponicn rihtct cincn
Erotcit an Worotfo. - Nuf Is
luno ioa @olo cntOcdt mor0cn
icin.
GiiliS, 70. Sept. - Ger @ilr'
gcrmeilter un6 mebrcrc Mflt9lte0Cr
0CS Sto6trotbe$ bnben OILS FrotcNt
gcgcn Die Sohtilng cincr Nn5ohl go
5io~locnlofrotcn Ourd bic aoindcn III
unO bel bcnt bicii9cn HntbbouIc AM
Wtoniog 9lbcn0 obgcOonft.
0il1CIt Vcrid)t aus GlilubCtbpot 5lt.
lolQc lit oOrt olS Meiultot scr Sntcr'
ncntion scr 8ciitIihfcit Elm Moiicn.
Itiniton0 5miIdcn Den Wubommc6o'
uCru llnb ,Nrmcniern 0cIhIoilen nor.
bcn. Tic HcQierrng iomobl, mie Die
driitIlhe NCpGltcrulQ lit crltou1t
0oriibcr, bo6 bic (ortorcn 10 gut be.
l%puiinct mo geriiiict iinb. Sn picIcn
GiItriften lit btc Mlrnitiou herErup'
pen crid)opIt, m0breno sic Eortoren
nod, einen geniigenoen Torrotb bo'
ben.
Sic g a. logc 5u @otn
ii II it lgcr.
Hon0on II, t3. SeptcmbCr. - Tic
bclltC int bicli0cn 9ilrcot Der Nlbiebot
Company cinqetroiicnc Qcpclhc ihiG,
bert bic 3uItGnoc in Nntu mo Inn
0egcnb dis bcocutcno Nilnltigcr. N1ti
Dem 9iblcbotoliel0 hcrr'dt pollltGn'
0i0c Hllhc lino ole Mlcocrcrrihtuut0
Der 5Crltortcn &rGbnC bat begonncn.
petersburg 13. Scpt-Frt'
pntnod)ridltcn aus 9otu 5ufolgC be-
ben Die Sirifer StcinC mo Sprcnu-
itofic oltl Die OortigCn StroBcnbubnr
@cIcilc qclcgt, nm 6cn &rrtcbr 81
untcrbrchcn nn0 SruppCn ipcr0cn
nbgcihidt, INN ole 2inien 5rl bcpo
den. Is %perlulltct, 6oB 5mci 0ipi-
iioncn Sruppcn i'm Giitritt 9otlt
CorjClltrirt mer0Cn lollcl1.
81 ngrific ou nic SuOcr ST.
8urSf.
EctcrSburn t3. September.
- Nus allr8t miro bclltc 9lbenn &c,
mclOet, 0aB BORT Y%obelbouIen Oie(Su.
Den ongrellen.
&n @or h an perbottet.
Mari do H. Rullildp Yolen, IS.
september, - Ncrr aolpulc5ntc, Elm
Nltronom mo NngeItcltcr Der bicli.
gen Hegicrung9- Stcrnnnrtc, lit nit
Iclncr goll5cn SumiIic pcrboitct NOR.
6ctL neil 0ic Foli5ci cine Gllontit0t
Wtlnition, SiCpoIpcr uno GoIhc IN
icincr Mobnung poriuno.
NCr5te bOOcottcn sic q q.
tonalpcro NJ m luuq.
Wo&tom IS. Sept. - Nllf ci-
nem bclite bon Ncr5tCn bier obgehoI.
tcnen GongreB iuuroC bcihlollen, Die
MISUNDERSTANDING 0urd Hihtbe.
tbeiligung on Den @oblcn SIT bon.
Gotten.
Sn Petersburg muroc bclltc cin
GonNreB Der N0cl%nlorid)0llc croft.
net, I'M Die FlIihtcn Der WiorlhGac
III Der 2cititn0 Der @oblcn iiir Die
MISUNDERSTANDING 5u bcipreden.
Scr q III III luna in &eliin g.
TORS uuigcIo it.
@cliin9for&, 6inlunb, IS.
SCpt. Sruppcn nit olIigcpflon5-
tenn 9oponnct 5crltreuten bette cine
ECrionlmllnQ bon 500 2elegoten
aus uucn Sbcilcn Sinlono'S, ipcldc
Cinberllicn ipor6cn NOR, INN. Die po'
litiihe SohluNc 81 bclprchen. Die
Foli5ci botte porhcr Den G~elegoteit
bciobIcn iit 81 5%critrcicn, olein Der
Wciebl mitrbc rift beod,tct.
2 puni der Erotcit an W IL
ruffo.
e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-14

FaHe smr Metie TINS Muslaus beisrst q.
Nains, Rr. All. e. Yaat. etrahe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-14
TUFTS Leber Pillen

baIten bos SPLEEN in Nrbnuna uno
perbinbernben, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Der
2sbsr. pelder arantbeiten porbersebt,
Elm verhinderungsmitteI
BON 8opf'dmer3sn, Dpspeplia, Sdpins
bel, idlehtem @elhmad i'm Munoe,
Soobrennen. beleeter 3unet, Qpptits
lciisteit, 9artleibisteii nnb
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-16

We oGvr One Hundred Dollars Re.
NAtd I've any case ot catAtrh that eau
not be ,urvd by Halle CAtarrh Cur
, } CHTNES A Co.. Toledo. q.
We, the underS,gned, have knoWn ,
J Nhrncy for lhe lAgl IS years, and be-
"r'c bonn PERFECTLY honorable In All
business transactions and anAhcially
sblv to csrty out any obltgAtioh made
~ he ttm.
MtniNc. klNN ~ A MARVIN.
Nh"'vsaic ptaggtsts. Toledo. %.
Halle Calstth Cure IL taken inter.
ually, Scting directly upon The blood
tud muco0s surfaces ot the sVttem.
rs',mohtals s~bt tive. Price .Se Dc,
1ol'lr. sid BY ell dFuggals.
ta1e Halls Family f,lis Tor eonsti.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-16
RUSSIAN BRUTALITY.

An astonishing story 10 told by the
leading newspaper OF Odessa, Russia.
IL says women are worked In place Of
horses In the neighborins district OF
YeletE. This paper. The 0rlovski West
mix, sent men to investigate. Their
story briefly 10 this The landowner In
question 10 q very rich young noble
man He rides daily about HE estate,
making visits TO the adjacent country
houses or the market town. In sum
mer he uses . costly victoris, and In
winter q luxurious sleigh. His team 10
Invariably four young peasant women,
daughters Of his tenants. Leather har.
ness 10 made TO ft them. They are al
tsched TO the tongue in pairs like
horses and are guided by rein fast
ened 20 the outer arm OF each leader.
lie never speaks 10 them and uses q
stlnging whip freely. keeping them in
4 sharp trot. Very few hoFses are kept
on his estate. All the blowing and
hauling 10 done by teams OF women.
Only two are allowed to q pillow. and
when one gives out she 10 whipped bru-
tally, sometimes fatally, and often the
husband, father or brother 10 compelled
to use the lAsh in the presence OF hi.
educated young noblemAn" Tnis has
been followed Systematically for eiRh,
sears, and yet no neighbor. man OF
woman, and no police official has
thought Of IL ~ anything more than a
joke In no other civilized country IL
such = thing possible.
This was openly published aS n fact
by great Russian newspaper n week
ago, and has not been questioned
With all iIs knowledge OF Russia. even
Europe IL mildly surprised at this
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-16

Indiana, Wisconsin and Michigan
have passed Laws torbiddinE the use.
sale or manufacture OF cigarettes in
those States The government and
the people toresee all Kinds OF trouble
and expense In enforcing the Law,
while la Japan they do the thing q,
easily ~ Ws make The laws Every
father whosseob SMOKES cigarettes Is
fined the ,QuiValeht OF Eve dollars,
The espionage Of the youth therefore
'alls on the proper person and the Hnt
- sufficient ~ induce him TO maintain
zeal IN watching the south, all OF
which may BE- good for the con. the
father and the government IN wHJs
other thSn that OF cigarette smoking
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-16
THE NEW CHARTER.

There are always men who oppose
any movement TO advance the welfare
OF their own city, aud some Of them DO
ft through q lack Of comprehension OF
The trus facts. while Others try TO
create the impression that they are de-
Tending their own hreside and that
OF their ne,ghbOrS, and II sOcsesSiul In
their wrong impressions would not
take objection TO being called the hero
OF the hour.
To think that any city would develop
beyond an OvergrOWn village without
territory IL mere nonsense. The cor
porate HmitS OF . city can be Ell.
tended, with fairness, ahd still being
no great burden on the people. 10 II
being done daily in many portions Of
our land aud no one seems 20 be AZ
oveT-buideped that law or equity puts
. veto on sueh progress.
Gainesville is fast building on the
vacant land Aithin the corporate lin
ito. With the extension Of watel-
works aud electric Iigh 70 10 the Subuf-
ban portions, she value Of property is
enhanced. A residence where pure
water IL close at hand iS preferable "
one where there is nothing but soT'
face water 70 drink loaded with msIa'
ria and fever germs.
Civilization must advance, and there
are some who prefer the primevsl
forest ADD object to having their
peaceful domain encroAcktd upon,
There should be an opportunity given
them TO step backward, but there
should be nothing In The way OF
grOwth and advancement.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-16
ENGLAND TO RAISE COTTON.
5Tltlshers Believe that America viii
Eventually Use All Her Staple.

London, April l5.--The duke OF Mari
borough, under secretary for the colo
nists. addressing the Bolton Cotton
Spinning association on the prospec'
tive danger to the cotton trade grow.
Ing out Of the increased tendency OF
America to absorb its own production
and dealing with the necessity Of the
British empire growing its own sup
plies, made the Important com nunica.
ton that Lancashire having sent u
deputation 10 the chancellor of the ex.
chequer announcing the formation If an
association with 11.50OOO0 or more OF
capital 10 be devoted TO the cultiva
ton Of cotton In northern Nigeria prov
ince that the government was willing
to put down Ave or ten millions t.
build a railway. the chancellor OF the
exchequer would consider the proposal
Ia no unfavorable spirit
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-16
CELEBRATES DUMMIES ELECTION
bryan at jefferson Day Banquet &c.
elares for Public Ownership.

Chicago, Anil l5.-subjects OF ne
tional significance TO the Democratic
party were discussed by prominent or
ators Of the party at the Jefferson
club banquet at the Sherman house
IN commemoration Of the birthday oil
Thomas Jefferson. The dinner, how.
ever. in a measure. resolved itselfinto
a jollihcatlon over Mayor Edward F.
Dunno. who Is a director Of the club,
and was among the speakers who re
sponded to tOasts.
William J. Bryan and George F. VII.
liams. OF Massachusetts, were the prin.
c!psl speakers Mr.. Bryan choso for
his subject Thomas Jefferson" anc
his remarks were gree,td with un'
stinted applause. Mr.. Bryan took ad.
vantage Of the occasion TO congratu
late Mayor Dunno on his recent cleo.
ton as chief executive OF the city Ci
Chicago.
Mr.. Bryan took advantage o. the oc-
casiOn to deal with such live questions
as railroad rate CgisIation and muihc!-
pal ownership OF public utilities, apply.
ing to these the tests OF jefferson =
doctrines. In speaking Of the RAILROAD
problems. Mr.. Bryan spoke at length.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-16

Mrs Nrirhiman Walkers the rich
'si woman "a the world and Who re-.
iuscd io alloS her sislrr.in.law \ paliFy
'h'tty million dollar. NJ her fortune 10
sS'd Io have lett Philadelphia because
che NS' un hlr ,u get into society
there Evidently 70 - more difficult
20 grt into society than into the United
states senate. n fortune 81 s1ty
millions cannot accomplish Il
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-16

Mr.. Carnegie, who holds II = crime
for q man " die rich and wbo pro-
fssses hiI chief concern 10 be how 20
dispose OF biz millions before his
death, was no doubt ,omsw what re-.
lIeved on opening his mail on = recent
morning and finding in II Applica.
tIons for 100000 each from no less
than FIVE Western colleges.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-16

The biggest land fraud Of any hAs
been un'ArIhed IN which vast areas 10
coal land have been acquired from the
government a, : I M instead ot 80 an
acre ~ required 'or such lands 10y tho
government The amounts involved
under these frauds are losses To the
national irrigation fund, which IL de.
rived from th, sale 81 Wcsiern public
aud,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-16

DR.. Lyman Abbott says that wealth
10 Q danger. There il an astonishing
number Of people not renowned for
courage In other hisirs who would be
willing 20 face IL.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-16

Late estimates put the next orange
crop considerably below one mil
lion boxes. A large portion OF
the bloom which came out fell
before opening. Many trees had
no bloom At oil. The groves in the
southern tier counties ~ the orange
belt show ~ scAnt bloom ~ the groves
In the more Northern counties.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-16

Each citizen should do his part In
the besutIiying Of the city, therein
lying the secret Of the city beautiful
Don't overlook ths little things In this
regard that lie at Jour oWn door.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-16

An Ohio man wants q divorce because
HE wife kicked him while he was pray.
ing. Possibly he was prayinRIhat he
might become Q widower before II was
too late.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-16

All advertising biils become due after first
appearance Of advertisement, unless otherwise
slipuiatsd In contract. Parties not known 10 us
win BE- required 10 pay for advertising in i'd
vance. Address, THR DAILY sun.
GANEsvTLLE, FLA.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-16

When Uovernor HSnley Of ludisnA
ssys hr never cav the inside OF = sa-
loon, h,. friends don't kuuW whether
90 take "a ~ Joke or hint.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-16

, ~ Twiess1week sun Is an sight-pags, forty
e1sn paper. published every Monday and
Etffsday, and contains all the news Of the
pesk. b0ul, State and general, and will be
matted postage free. to any part Of the United
etsies o. Canada, for Ii.oo year-in advance.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-16

Keading notices In local column 10 cents line
Coz SRA Insertion and cents for each additional
inseftioa.
nalen for display advertising made known on
eppsiseiion.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-16

THk DAILY SCH. Published every morning sH-
eepl lIoBday, delivered by carrier In the city, or
mailed 10 INV part Of the United States. postage
fFte, gor s. year; S7.So sin months; fi.7s three
Bonths; OF 50 cents for FIVE weeks-stricily in
sdvsare.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-02-17
Mysteriou. Disaster.

San Francisco, Feb 1.-THE Pa
cific Mail steamer City Of Panama,
which sailed from this port January
21st for ports on the Central American
coast. had a strange experience. news
of which has just been received by
mail.
Through miles Of sea, covered
thickly with masses Of vegetation.
tree trunks and the carcasses of dead
animals, the steamer sailed. the debris
at times being SO thick that her pro
gress was impeded. Some OF the trees
were five and six feet In diameter and
the dead animals were Of all descrip-
tions. The debris was encountered
January 2sth in latitude 1858 north
and longitude 100.29 west. The stun
was eight or nine feet thick.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-02-17
Frozen to Death Near Florence.

Denver, Feb. 14.-A Republican spe-
cial from Florence, Colorado, last night
SAYS: Charles ]. Freese, an old and re-
spected citizen of this place, was
frozen to death yesterday while hunt
ing rabbits north OF this city.
Mr.. Freese started out about 1880
yesterday morning and informed his
wife that he would be absent couple
Of hours. Early in the afternoon she
became worried, but waited until 4
o'clock, when she informed the neigh
bors of his failure to return. 1t was
10 o'clock last night, however, when
Thomas Chew, A. ]. Hymas and ex-
Senator ]. G. johnson started out to
seek the missing man, Mr.. Chew being
familiar with the route usually taken
by Mr.. Freese on his trips. readily
found his trail, which was followed.
East of the Dorcas mill, where its
tailings empty into the river, they
found signs that Mr.. Freese had fallen
there. They followed the trail almost
to the edge of the river, where Mr..
Freese, in his benumbed condition,
walked over the edge Of an embank-
.ment and fell about ten feet. He got up
and walked possibly 100 yards, where
his body was found. His gun was
found few feet from where he had
fallen over the enmbankment.
Mr.. Freese was shoemaker OF this
city and leaves a widow and Ave chill
dren. He was a member of the Odd
Fellows, the Encampent and the Wood.
men Of the World, in which he carried
$1,000 insurance.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-02-17
Civil Service Examinatio ions.

Denver. Feb. 1.-THE United States
Civil Service Commission announce ex-
aminations to be held in the federal
building March 18th, for the following
positions:
Acting assistant surgeon, aid, coast
and geodetic survey; assistant inspec.
tor Of hulls, assistant inspector of
boilers, assistant topographer, com
puter, nautical almanac once; COM
puter, Naval Observatory; deck ON
Ger, Coast and Geodetic Survey.
Craftsman; architectural. cOpyist,
topographic; engineer, heating and
ventilating, hull, Junior architectural,
land ONCE Topographic