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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1905-04-29
POLITICS and GOVERNME

are the Colorado river in Lower Cali
fornia and a stream in Montana and
Canada, where Canadians have been
profiting at the expense Of Montana
farming interests.
Taft Denies Junket Charge.
Replying to the published statement
that the coming trip to the Philippines
for members of congress is a colossal
government junket and an expense of
$4,000, Secretary Of War Tart says
that this is wide of the truth. He says
the whole trip will not cost the Philip
pine government over $4,000 and that
the expenses Of every guest aside from
what is charged to the government will
be at least $500. If they take their
wives and families this will be at their
own expense.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1905-04-29

Serqius' Assassin Convicted.

Sersius' Assassin Convicted.
II am no criminal. You are not my
judges l am a prisoner of war, of the
civil war which the revolutionary COM
mittee has declaredv' SO spoke Kola-
Jeff, the man who assassinated the
Grand Duke Sergius, on being sum-
moned before the senate and kremlin
courts at Moscow April Is. Witnesses
were examined, but without opportuni-
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1905-04-29

ty for cross examination. Kolaief was
then brought in and was sentenced to
be hanged, whereupon he exclaimed:
Execute your judgment openly 1 did
mine before the eyes Of everybody!'
He asked his friends not to obtain re-
prieve.
Strike Repression Sustained.
The Socialists in the French chamber
of deputies, under the leadership of
NJ. Jaures, attacked the government for
employing troops to suppress the strike
at Limoges. They thought the govern
ment should have advised Mr.. Havi-
land, the owner of the porcelain works,
to negotiate with the strikers A mo-
ton calling for parliamentary inves-
tigation was rejected, $50 to 49,
Nevertheless the municipal govern
ment Of Limoges, which is composed Of
Socialists, issued a proclamation accus-
ing the troops Of firing on an inoffen-
sive crowd. 1t urged the people to con-
troll their Indignation. The flag on the
town hall was half masted in memory
of the victims. The schools were empty,
and business was paralyzed.
Italian Railways Natonalized.
By vote of $50 to As, April 10, the
Italian chamber of deputies passed the
bill Matchmaking the railways of the
country and making railway employees
state officials. Hereafter the men will
be regarded as having resigned if they
;,,+o
ice. 1t was this clause against which
the present strike demonstration was
made. After the passage Of the bill
the strike collapsed.
Gomez Appeals to Palma.
The Liberal party coalition in Cuba
decided to send a committee headed by
General Maxine Gomez to urge Presi-
dent Palma to execute the laws more
strictly. 1t was openly asserted that
Irregularities had been allowed in the
hope Of bringing about American an
nexation This the president has de-
MED. He said the delay in acting on
the records at the Ayungamiento was
due to the i'll health of the secretary Of
the government.
Crete Votes TO Join Greece.
After hearing an address by Prince
George of Greece, who as high commits
sioner represents the powers il the
government of the island of Crete,
April 20, the Cretan assembly at Kha-
MIA voted and proclaimed the union Of
Crete and Greece. The deputies took
the oath of allegiance and proceeded to
notify the representatives of the pow
ers of the action taken.
French Neutrality Threatened.
The continued presence of the Rus
sian fleet under Admiral Rojestvensky
at Kamranh bay, on the French coast
of the China sea, known as Cochin Chi
ma, caused Japan to make formal pro-
test and to demand immediate action
by France Fearing that she would be
drawn into a war with Japan's British
ally, France prevailed upon Russia to
order Rojestvensky away. On the out
come of the great sea fight Russia's in
ternal policy waited.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1905-04-29
Executive.
New River Commission.

New River Commission.
A controversy growing out Of the
damming Of the Rio Grande river and
&he use Of the waters for irrigation pur-
poses in American territory to the in
3nry Of Mexican farmers, which the
iMexicans say is in violation of inter
national law, has resulted I'm the ap-
sentiment by President Roosevelt of a
special commissioner to deal with the
9question and twp other similar diver
Rious Of International rivers. These
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1905-04-29
Legal and Criminal.
Ten Hour Bakery Law Invalid.

Ten Hour Bakery Law Invalid.
The New York law prohibiting bak-
.ery employees from working more than
ten hours a day or sixty hours week
was declared unconstitutional by the
United States supreme court April IL.
The appeal was brought by a Utica
s,aker who was arrested for violating
the state law. His sentence was at
firmed by the court Of appeals, four to
three The supreme courts opinion by
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1905-04-29

ty for cross examination. Kolaieff was
then brought in and was sentenced to
be hanged, whereupon he exclaimed:
Execute your judgment openly. 1 did
mine before the eyes Of everybody"
He asked his friends not to obtain a re-
prieve.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-27
EWB OF CITY AND
COUNTY CONDENSED

G.. #. Parsons OF Jacksonville, the
ever State manager for the Fidelity
lutual Life Insurance Company Of
hiladelphia, h spending day Oe two
Gainesville on official business,
8. J. KennaCd, formerly Of this city
ID now residing nFeTnandina, Shove
has he is interested yet in this section
b having his name enrolled upon the
subscription list Of The Sun. Mr.. Ken.
bard is we'll pleased with FeFnandina,
but retains fond memories Of his old
home here. Friends will be glad to
learn that he is doing we'll.
The remains Of Mrs. W. D. Pagan
were taken yesterday to Providence,
her old home, where the funeral SER
vices we're held, aud the interment
was made in the Providence burying
ground, where relatives are buried.
The death OF Mrs. Pagan brings sorrow
90 many Gainesville friends, where she
was highly esteemed for her charitable,
Christian.like disposition, and she will
be greatly missed here.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-27
10 Maror,sceurl.

Manchie Halle and Will strobhaf
tWo coiortd hack drVsrs who ere 90.
eustomsd 20 meet she trains. seem de-
tsVmined 20 annoy ths officers b Golhg
beyond What is known ~ the dead line
The dead line u Ilhs estAbishsd be-.
yond which no hickman o. hotel poF.
ter ii permitted 20 so. uhlsss summon.
ID. under poualty Of stoog municipal
Law. and Whenever q fellow In this lice
Of business Puts he foot over she lire
be does 90 ~ his oUn Fiak
Halle snd stFubhaF srs hmbitisut.
and for this they should b. accorded
eFcdit but. uhils smbitioas. they may
alSo b. deisrIniBsd indiscFrsi. Tor Oh
Wednesday hey 'oTsrstsPpsd she
bounds" with ths FssglI thst they
Usfs arrested for vioisSinE The ord.
nance. AID feed "a she mayors eouFt
ThursdAy morning " tnd eosts cash
aEEreEntiha SO Thai 10 uhRt nj CHS
properly be termed "hiEh" stsrpiaa.
bat tbsJ have lad . Lesson
Iohn DsBos- ard lohn Cyuen Hs8d
nos Keep their fsspcstite Plasss 10 q
aaGitaFY euhdiii1a. tceoFdiuF ~ she
notlou % saaftafY Inspsctof ftnknena.
thsg ha4 busn GiEea
far uaFniuE Tkgy wsfe affaiEne9
epna q chafEs 90 vs9iating ths s1nitafg
lac, and usre Estesaed q nne u al SD
rosfs sash
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-27
a PECULIAR FORMATION.
While Drilling a Well at Windsor Pipe
and Drill Were LOST

While Drilling q Well at Windsor Pipe
and Drill We're Lost,
George ByIes Of Windsor, a progress
siye merchant OF that town, was a Wis
itor 20 this city Thursday. Mr.. Byles
relates an interesting story Of a we'll
which was being driven by E. T. Fink
lea, near Windsor recently. He states
that Mr.. Fiukles, who was anxious for
. water supply for irrigation purposes,
drove the we'll TO q distance Of about
800 feet, when in one night the piping
sauk and has never been recovered.
A dFill was placed again in the well,
when the same was lost and all efforts
ct recovery have been unsuccessful.
This 10 evidence that the formation OF
che earth at this point, as IN many 9TH
eF places in Alachua county and this
section Of the State, IL Of crest, and 10
undermined. The well in question up
TO the slime Of che disappearance OF
the pipe gave q prolific supply, the
water coming to within twenty fees OF
she surface. The we'll iS now perfectly
dry, and IL has been impossible to find
q sounding in the tWO-inch hole which
was the original drilling.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-27
ooe,or, SAC tas Would Nol LIys.

Peter Fry. Woodruff, Pa, writes
After dOctOFinR for tSo years with
the best phySiciSns IN WAynssburR,
and still getting worse, the doctors I'd 4.
weed me II / had any business 70 at
tend 10 / had better attend 90 10 ~
once, 90 ! could not possibly live
another month 80 there Was no cure
for me. Poley'S kidney CuFo Wss rec
commended % me by . friend, aud I
Immediately sent my con 70 che store
for iI. aud after taking three bottles I
beRau 10 gee better. and continued TO
improve uutil ] Was entirely we'll" J..
W. Mcclellan 4 Co.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-27
INDUSTRIAL EDITION.
The Suns Many Friends VIII be Pleas
ed With Il.

The Suns Many Friends viii be Pleas
ed With Il.
The many friends OF The Sun and she
entire pOpuldce OF AlaehuA county
will be pleased with our Industrial
Edition, which Il nov being prepared
for issue on November 18th. The illuS.
tEated features will be OF interest TO
all, and facts regarding AlachUa eoun-
'ty will set forth ils resources 10 their
tFue light, and show to the world what
We have here in both soil and climate.
The bnsinsss men Of Gainesville have
taken much interest In the work, by
way Of advertising, aud We appreciate
che public spirit manifested A card
On this publication will come before
thousands Of FeAdeFS, 90 II you have
been overlooked By our solicitor, come
60 The San Office aud We will arrange
20 give you space In lee columns, II you
ere DESTROYS Of Publicity.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-27
LIST or JURORS
Drawn to Serve ct the Fall Term Of
the Circuit Court.

Drawn to Serve ct the Fall Term Of
the Circuit Court.
Following IL the list OF jurors drawn
to serve At the fall term Of the circuit
court for AlAehuA county, which will
convene on Monday, November Is:
8. Z. Bauknight, Henry Parrish, B.
F. Vaughn, Wiley HineI, J, p Henry,
f. w. Polk, w. J, Jones, w. 8. WoF.
ley, Frank Boals, W. O. Smith, George
Peacock. E. D. Phifer, W. s. TiIlis, @.
NJ. Stalls, J. NJ. Bevills, Z. A. Flowers,
H. X Stokes, J. e. HSynsSWoTth, F. b.
AtWHter, u. NJ. Bryan, G. v Mcqueen,
W. l.. SlOcuIn, \. L. Crews, J. B. Doug
lass, A. T. DuFen, }. r, Thomas, ]. o.
TiSon, w. p. BoHlWAFe, A. J. Fsastsr,
8. r. Waits, q. ". DeSha. A. z. Sum
meFS, r. 8. Bradley, J. NJ, Endel, J..
w. Bennett, J. L. Crawford.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-27

J W. Davenport, lWingo, Hy., writes,
June IL, 1902; II want to tell you l
believe BAllaFd'a Snow Eminent saved
my lite, was under the treatment OF
two doetOFp, andlthey told me one Of
my luuRs vas entirely gone, aud the
other badly affected. I also had 4 lump
on my side. I doh't think that I could
have lived over two months longer I
WAS Induced by q friend 10 try Ballard's
Snow Iiniment, The first application
gave me great relief; two fifty cent
bottles cured me sOuRd and we'll 10 10
. wonderful medicine and recommend
IL 90 soldering humanity sold by w.
NJ, johnson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-27
Low GseEsloa Rates

70 hsean aud rstaFn Vla Atiaatls
CoasI Lac. Ttehsts % sais OetobaF
z1sd - AoVpmbsf Zee. lnaiasivs
FrOm JhahssaEills eADi fFom Lave
oSh. o. -. trom PatsIka, t16o. from
8nissstiiis. Ni0 F8f rates ffgm
Oihef points eail o. agpBis 81 Atlantts
Coast Lias Tiststs limited 90 10.
Vsmbef ttk. tN8. sd insiaes admia-
tl0n ~ far ffgos4a. Zee Paiimsn
fsssfva1iena % aGY athsF iaioFusaiiaa
write FFank q hogislou, Eissgfiss
PassehEsF AEsus. AtiaHfis Coast Lias.
faEaaoaVilts. fta
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-27
Cures Winter Cough.

lie. Cover, lOl North Main street.
OttaWs, Kan, writes; Every fall Il
hes been my Wiis's trouble 10 catch
severe cold, and therefore 70 cough ell
winter long. last fall / got her q bot
Gle Of HoSshOoBd Syrup. She used IL
and has been able 10 sleep SOundly ell
night long. Whenever the cough tFou.
bles her. tWo or three doses stop che
cough, aud she IL able 70 b. % and
we'll" 2Se, SOC and o. Sold By W. ".
Johnaon.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-27
LAND OFFICE BUSY.

Numerous People Visited This City on
Public Land Business Wednesday.
The demand for publ, or Govern.
ment lands seems to be steady, and
each month many homesteads are be.
ing taken up by new settlers, and 9th.
ers who have been in the State long
enough to appreciate what really good
land may be secured through the Gov.
eminent homestead act.
Among those who were here Wednes.
day to enter hOmestesds aud make
final proofs we're d, +, Bennett Of
ontbroOk, Lee T. Fowler OF Bronson,
and James Welch and Joseph L. Pope
Of Bell. These gentlemen are de.
sirous OF showing the possibilities OF
the Government soil, and have gone TO
work 10 earnest, IL goes without cay.
ing that they will make a success.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-27
A Successful Farmer,

Chas. Mckinney Of Graham Was
q visitor 70 the city yesterday. Ar
Mckinney is what might b. called
Q SaessaSial farmer Ia every Senss Of
che WoEd. making about ell the neees-
sitiss 81 hfe 90 his plaes, uith PlsHty
20 spare Coz market. Among bic staple
aFop be has twelve neTes Of sEsst pota-
toes, and from thFee-fOBrths Of al ssFs
Re has already realized tib0 10 sales
He believes Ia sweet potatoes. AID de-
elaIss Be wiz plant tWtnsy ssFes next
gear. He also makes ahs sJf1p uhish
sslls readily 90 che mAFksL ne eE.
Psets 70 maize thts year several 5aTFsls.
SD hes disposet % eight barrels for
fasuFs delivery.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-27
Munasrs. stsrs. s.N 70 oath.

Butte, hont. o. 20. James y.
Barnes. Awaiting u.ai for the murder
Of Patrick Hauley a this eltI Sep,
.. died Ia tie count lsll last nlght 80
paruhily from sslf possI SiRfvatiOu
Barnes Cor The pas 81 days has ~.
fused 10 touch . 90 Hssi Of Sood ~
drink. bemOaalnE t'r fsts abA express
lag terror lrsi q M sh0uid again a.
tsmpt 10 lynch bin. Some time ago
be R4ds go unsuos sSsful attempt a.
SUlSids. Bot bis stomsoh WGs % ueak
tsll0wing . protohEeI fast that Il -
fused 70 hold The poiSsa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-27

Many women long for child to bless
their homes. but because ~ some de-.
bility or displacement OF tho female
organs they are barron.
Preparation for healthy maternity Is
accomplished by Lydia T.. pinkham's
Vegetable Compound more successfully
than by any other medicine, because il
gives tone and strength To the entire
female organism, curing all displace.
ments, liberation aud Inflammation,
a woman who In In gOud physical
condition transmits 20 her children the
blessings OF good constitution IL
not that an incentive u prepare for a
healthy maternltyP
IL eSpcctAnt mothers would fortify
themselves with Lydia r. PlnkhamN
Vegetable Compound, which for thirty
years has sustained thousands ut
women In this condition. there would
BE- y great decrease IN mlscarriagrs, Ia
suffering. and Ia disappolntmcnts At
birth.
The following letters 10 Mrs Pink.
ham demonstrate the power IT Lydia
e. Pinhham's Vegetable Compound Ia
such cases.
Mrs. l.. G. Glover, Vlcn. President Of
Milwaukee Business Woman'H Asaocla.
ton, OF GA Grove Street, Milwaukee,
Wis, writes;
DsNF NN Plnkham,-
=" YVES married for several years and no
ehildFUH hlorled our bona The doctor AL
bad . complication % female tF0ublss AMI
could not havq any Children enleH / Cnald
% cured. For WloRtha tOnk hlS mnlicinea,
9ytng ia vain Tor q cuFu, but 40 lac my hus.
bad became diVgaatod and anggvsted that
uaay WO1oa Have ROoa B0BSiltoa by
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-27

Sacramento, Cal, oct 20 In ar
guing motion for n,A trial yosleT
day In tho case Of former State senA.
tor BmmonA. convicted Of bribery. I'm.
mons attorney. In alleging misconduct
on tho part OF the jury. had brought
into court two dozen empty quart WhlB.
ny bottles walch me alleged WsfV
found IN the jury room after the trial.
{. W. Harb testlh,I that Oo IL keep
or Of q restaurant Where the Jury was
boarded Hs said that the deputy
sheriff instructed Lim 10 Iu The Jurors
have q cocktail before breakfast and
beer and wine a. m, ais Il 10 alleged
on behalf OF the pcup.e that Il wlll b.
shOWn that when %" Jurors entered w.
on occupancy Of The room they found
{ gTeat LOT % empty bottles In IT,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-27

try Lydia r. PinkhamS Vegetable Gun.
pound; this did, and improved stRadtly a
hralth, AMI In lOss than two years q beautiful
child Came ~ blcs our bono. Now We have
somsthing to live for and all the credit b
duo to Lydia H. hnkhamS Vegetable Com
pound
Mrs Mae p. wharry, Secretary Of
the North Shore Oratorlcal Society,
Tho Norman, Milwaukee. Wis, writes
Dear Mrs Pinkham.--
" was uiarricd for I've years. and gayS
birth to twu premature chilirun Lydia n
riukhamI Vegetable Cnmpound was rocnuos
mcnd,Sl to me, and am ~ glad I took 10, Tor
u changed ulc from = WAX, nervous wumah
u a str'ng, happy and healthy one within
Nvrn months Within tNu wars q lovely
little girl MAS born, which h tho pride aaa
ioy NJ our household. Every day I nlNa
Lydia n finshams vcEotahlo Compound Tor
w" light health. and happlncs u brought y
cur home
II any woman thinks she Ia sterile,
or has doubts about her ability a. carry
u child tu u mature birth let her write
to Mrs, PInkham, Lynn, Mass, whose
advice II frcc tO ell OGpectant OF
would.bc mothers, She has helped
thousands Of women through thla ana
loua period.
Women suffering with irregular 90
painful mCnstruAtlon. lpucurrhma. die.
placement, liberation OF Inflammation
OF tho womb, that bearing down feel
lager ovarian trouble, backache, bloAt.
Ing or nervous prOatTatlOu, should ~
member that Lydia o. HnkhAm'a Vogos
table Compound holds the record for
the greatest number Of actual eurea
OF wOmAnS lila, aud accept no Substls
tute.
IRA PLaAhaab AdVLss asA 49,.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-27
Nsu Cure Tor Cancer.

All suFiace cancers are BOZ kHoub
20 - earnbls ~ Buskiea's AFniea
Sal1s. la. Walter 81 puGietd. Va.
writes. II had . sanesF Oh my lip Zoe
years thai seemed lasarabls. lili Bnsk.
leh's AFbica HaiTs foalsd it auf Dos q
u psFfsetIy veil 0asFAntesd suFe
iof sots aad bufs' - "a ell dFua
alnEHl
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-27
Rspon Of Cotton olnnsd.

Washington. Oct 20 -The census
bureau issued bulletin today placing
the cotton ginnsd In the United States
~ to October rs. ~ tst0 12S bales
round bales being couhted A. lAli
bales. TIE statement Il based on 70
pOFtS made BY The bureaus special
agenls In the heid.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-27

q. W Win, Naeos4osAss. TsHas.
sags his dauEhtsF I'D sAuls hsA fever
De three TsaFpi be soah noi and aHY-
thiHg fAas woud help her tiL ~ otaa
HsBtino. Hb vie Wiii not kssp hoosP
utthoug e. nn1 eanact aay too mush
~ ca 90. ech % ~. ~. Gstnaoa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-27
Ssys Armed Like Ssndl,s Arrested.

o0ys Armed Like BaRdlts Arrested.
Chicago. Oct, ~ Armed, baheia.
llke. With two rsvOlverS saOA. 49,
inG cigarettes and hvlhEi IN a cave
three boys we're arrested yesterday
near La0FanEu Ia the cave the %.
aceru fouRd what vas leFt Of $4,000
cigarettes, aVvsFal boEoa u cigars sna
several reviewers.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-27
Al New Orleans.
c. W. Park Stock Company Coming

c. W. Park Stock Company Coming.
This company needs NJ introduction
to a Gainesville audience. Their sue.
cess In entertaining the public at this
place last SeRson guarantees them a
foil house az their peri FINANCES each
night next week.
Mr.. PARK has brought with him one
of the beet repertoire companies he
has ever bad, 90 that che wants Of our
amusement loving people will be- fully
RFatiRed during che entire week,
They come with a new waterproof
tent, new scenery aud a new repertoire
OF plays,
Their tent will be located on the
corner Vt Masonic and last Main Sc.
Prices 20, 80 aud bOt Matinee on
Saturday at $3.50 p, m, Prices 10 and
% cents.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-27
THE YELLOW FEVER.
Several New Cases and Deaths at PEN
sacola and New Orleans.

Pensacola, oct. 28.-0ny Two csses
o' yellow fever we're repor, q ut noon
to-day Sut po deaths. IT. oul uum.
he, ~ osses ~ date reach. -; total
number OF deaths, 20.
Eight new Gates aud th'.r trsths in
Pensacola Yesterday sho,, thar the
authorities have yet nuch WORK to tic
in stamping Out yellow ',yet Dr..
Porter sis, hoVever, ths' ~" scourge
will be rJu,ei before fro,, comes.
Al New Orleans
New Orleans. Oct. 26 Yesterday
afternoon when the phys rans made
their FepoFts, nine new Gases we're adj
ded to the list and two deaths.
At noon today there wee two cases
announced and no deaths Total cases
20 date, $3.50. Total deaths. 4S9.
Arizona republican., 1905-06-29
APPROVAL OF ROOSEVELT
By Chairman of Ohio State Demo-
 cratic Convention.

Columbus. O., June 2S.-After a con tinuous session lasting six hours, with several striking features, the Ohio democratic convention today named the following state ticket to be vot- ed on at the state election in Novem- Der:
 For governor. John M. Pattison. Of Clermont county.
 For lieutenant governor, Louis B. of Knox county.
 For supreme judge, J. T. Ma thers of Shelby county
 For attorney general, James A. Rice of Stark county.
 For state treasurer, Chas. F. Mason of Butler county.
 For member of board of public works Patrick C. McGOvern of Musk ingum county.
 Chairman Daugherty sprang a sen sation by reading a communication from National Committeeman John R. Mclean, who wrote from Washington. offering his resignation, which was at once accepted
 In his opening address Temporary Chairman Daugherty praised President Roosevelt for employing the power of the administration to materialize dem ocratie principles, saying: Popular favor has never so showered upon a president as when sowing democratic seed in democratic soil. prepared for him by democratic hands"
Arizona republican., 1905-06-29
A Russian BdttIeShip Flies the Flag of Revolution
ODESSA IS THREATENED
A Hutiny on the Strongest Russian Battieship - Other Vessels of the Squadron Approaching fer Battle With the RebelliOus Warship.

Odessa. June 2S.-The red flag of revolution is hoisted at the masthead of the Kniaz Potemkine. Russia's most powerful battieship ir the Black sea. which now lies in the harbor in the hands of the mutineers.
 The captain and officers were mur- dered and thrown overheard into the open sea, and the ship is completely in possession of the crew and the few officers who have thrown in their lot with the mutineers.
 The guns or the Kniaz Potemkine are trained on the city, and in the streets masses of striking wOrknen who fled before the vOlleys of the troops are now inflamed by the spectacle of open revolt on board an imperial warship and are making a bold front against the military. All day long firing has been heard in many quarters of the city. number of barricades have been erected and tumult and disorder reign.
 The main squadron of the Black sea fleet, consisting of the battleships George Pobiedionosetz George the Nictoriousl, Fri Sviatelia, Rostislav and Ekaterina II, with two cruisers. are expected to arrive here tonight and a regular naval battle is in prospect The rioters arc dn most defiant mood