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INTERNATIONAL.
Wheat and other Grains.


wHEAT-The markets all the world
continue featureless and not materially
changed. In this market. which is also tame.
futures are lower. but the cash grain is un-
'" CASH WHEAT
California Club. 81 45@1 52k: California
Club 81 5oa1 55: Northern Bluestem; 81 cog
/ 621s Northern Red, 81 4TA per ctl.
FUTURES.
Session to 80 a. m.
Open High Low. Close.
psy pss.ms:i g sS 81 sS ss 'I g sSa 'i sSs sS
2 p. m. Session.
May aDs9 se. St Hsa ~ 81 IsS ss. 81 flS;s sss
December-No sales.
BARLEY-Cash Feed moved up a fraction
yesterday though buyers were slow to ac-
cspt the advance. There was particular
CASH BARLEY.
Feed. 81 1901 1s%; Brewing and Shipping,
81 2o91 221a: Chevalier. 81 2091 25 per ctl.
FUTURES.
Session to IL 80 a. m.
May-No sales; 81 1876 bid. 81 1e asked.
December-No sales; 9Ikc asked.
p. m. Session.
DecemberDNo sales; e7c bid, s7hc asked.
OATs-white Puget Sounds. rather dark in
color. sold yesterday at 81 521s showing
continued strong market. Trade Is up to the
average and the market is firm, but without
White. 81 45q1 57K; Surprise. 81 55G1 60.
Red for feed, 81 45a1 so for No. and
ST 4oa1 42ls for No 2: choice, for seed,
81 50a1 So; Black 81 35G1 45 for feed and
81 5oQi e5 for seed; Eastern White 81 42h9
/ As per ctl.
CoRN-There is no further change to report
Dealers report trade dull.
Western sacked 81 27hq1 30 for new Yel-
California tSn nn % large any Yellow. 81 aog1 s.; small
round do, 81 65Q1 so; White. 81 25a1 80;
Egyptian, 81 35a1 371a for White and 81 17h
al 20 for Brown.
RYE-$1 42h01 4715 per ctl.
q RUCKWHEAT-S1 5CGl1 IS per ctl.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 13.--To-day's state
ment OF the treasury balances in the general
fund. exclusive OF the $150, ,000. 900 gold re-
serve In the division of redemption. shows:
Ayallable cash balance, S141, I4S O52; gold,
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Cash Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO. Jan. 1s.--Cash quotations were
as fo9ws Flour fs a5s,3 MS spring wheat.
81 17MQ1 i9h No. 2 corn, $40: No. vel,
iow, 4314c; No. oats, 3oasc; NO white.
3244 6321sc; No. white, 31@311sc: No. rye.
to choice mating. 41@47c: No. / iaxseed.
81 16; No. 1 Northwestern. 81 %; mess pork.
per bbI la s11agia 40; lard; per 100 lbs,
short clear sides (boxed), So 50a6 621 whisky
basis Of high wines. 81 2s; clover. contract
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Foreign Futures.
St. Louis Wool Market.

dunn grades. combing and clothing. 23929c;
light fine 1Sa221Ac; heavy fine. 1491Sc; tub
washed, 2z@41c.
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Butter. Cheese ana Eprs.

CHICAGO, JAM 13.-on the Produce Ex-
change to-day the butter market was firm:
creameries. 1902oc; dairies, 1914 @24c Eggs
firm: at mark. 22927c Cheese Arm. 11Q12c
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AUCTION SALES
r.

Two car loads OF mares and geldings weigh
ing from 1850 to 12o0 handled and unbroksn.
Idaho. FRED H. CHASE & CO., 1872 Mar
ket street.
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LOCAL MARKETS.
Exchange and Bullion. i.

Sterling Exchange sixty days. .S4 s5Ha4 S5%
Sterling Exchange, sight .....E 4.S76o94 SIN
Sterling Exchange. cables. So a SSZ
New York Exchange sight. 90 "a
New York Exchange. telegraphic 07h@
Silver per ounce .............. oVAQ -
Mexican Dollars ........... 4St2Q
INTERNATIONAL.
New York on Paris 5.l5
New York on Mexico .................. .202 a
Paris on London ............-........Z9 Z914 ~
Berlin on London -.................20 20 Sls
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london CLOSING Stocks.

Money-21s G3k per cent
The rate OF discount In the open market for
short bills Is 2AQ2 Ole per cent and for three
months bills 2 9-1692M per cent.
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Mining Stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE.
Following were the sales on the San Fran
cisco Stock and Exchange Board yesterday:
Morning Session--C,omstocks
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Totals. U. S....$2, ,e05, ,n33, ,29s 2s
Outside N. Y. 9S9, 4iG, 164 II
Condition of ,he Treasurv

Totals. Canada sea 27o202 24.s -.
Not included in totals because containing
other items than ciearings.
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Unlisted Securities.

10 Oceanic Co.............. Is
81, COO Pacific Electric Ry per cent.f e2x
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New Orleans Cotton Market.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 13.-Cotton. steady.
MiGdling, 6Sc.
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EGGS-Unchanged.
DRIED FRIyITS

EVAPORATED APPLES+The market
shows continued firmness. with prices slightly
higher. Common, 4q5c; prime, bA@5%c;
choice. 53d6c; fancy. 6hqTc.
PRUNES-Are still firm, according to coast
advices. with demand running to the larger
and smaller sizes. Quotations on spot range
from &c to sac according TO grade.
APRICOTS-Are In light supply and firm.
with choice quoted at SA Gl0c; extra choice,
LaQ11c; fancy, 12G15c.
PEACHES-Show special animation at
the moment. but continue firm in the absence
of selling pressure, with choice at 91ac; extra
choice, 1O1hM10Ac. and fancy at 1112 412c.
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Meat Market.

HoPs-loo4 crop. a7GSoo per ID; 1905 crop.
17h61Sc bid.
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New York Grain and Produce.

New York Grain and Produce.
NEW YORK, Jan. observation-disclosures
7110 barrels: exports. 7410 barrels. Steady.
but slow.
wHEAT-Receipts. 5000 bushels Spot
steady; No. 2 red. 81 20 elevator and 81 2oSs
I. o. b., afoat: No. I Northern Duluth.
81 2G7s T. o. b.. afioat; No. 1 hard Manitoba.
81 l11a +. o. b.. anoat Early weakness in
wheat was associated with poor cables, better
Argentine weather news. favorable Western
weather and selling In Chicago Later the
market rallied on covering and closed steady
at A@Ac net decline. May. / l6%@l 1o.
closed 81 16 July, 81 OF 9-16Q1 02Ts. closed
81 02k September closed s4hc.
HOPS-Steady.
WOOL-F'irm.
PETROLEUM Quiet.
COFFEE-The market for coffee futures
closed SOLO points higher Total sales, 25. 600
bags. including March, G.I5c: May. SC; Sep
tenlber, S.40c; October. S.45c; December,
s.60gs. 65c. No. Rio, sac.
SUGAR-Raw. strong; fair refining. 9-16c;
centrifugal, 90 test 5-1dc; molasses sugar.
5-l6c. Refined. firm; crushed. = 65c; pow
dered 6.05c; granulated, 595c. All grades of
refined sugar have been advanced l0c per
100 pounds.
BUTTER-Frm. Held creamery, common to
extra, 21G2T1ac.
~,,of,o pe-oA
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Onions. per lb. 80 3lz
Okra. dried. lh POO
Potatoes, per ib.1h4 2
Parsnips, per dz. 1920
Radishes. dz bch. 1920
Rhubarb. lb .....-4 )
Sage. dz bnches. 256-
String Beans. Id. 121a@1s
Summer Squash.
per lb ......... S4l0
Sprouts. per ID. "a q
Spinach per lb. "a 5
Sweet Potatoes, DO 2
Thyme. dz bnchs. 25630
Turnips.- per doz. .-6l5
Tomatoes. lb ..10@12h
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-31
sAD rRAeEoY IN ARIzoNA
Man Kills Three and Then Shoots Sell
Through Brain.

Tucson. Ariz.. Jan. sO,-one Of the
worst tragedies Ia the history OF
southern Arizona. in which four men
lost their lives, occurred in the Dor.
der town Of Nogales
VIII Walters. a gambler. entered
the Palace saloon .owued By NJ. NJ.
Conn, walked to the poker table and,
without word OF warning drew a re.
yolver and opened fire on the dealer,
named Cowboy" Johnson, firing two
shots through his head
Walters then turned on Conn, the
proprietor who was making his way
toward the door shooting him through
the head and heart The murderer
then turned his weapon toward the
Monte dealer, shooting him through
the back OF the head
He fired shot at George Bendle,
cattle man, that grazed the latter's
face. and then turned the revolver on
himself. sent bullet through his own
brain. All OF the victims died before
being able to make statements.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-31
NEGRO is TRIED QUICKLY.
Pleaded Guilty and Gets Ten Years
In PenitcntiAfy.

Pleaded Guilty and Gets Ten Years
In Penitentiary,
Augusta, Ga. Jan 80, Charlie JEFF
fersop, the negro who assapled Miss
Zadle Bouyer 10 this city, Nov 90.
and who had 10 be spirited out OF the
city 70 savannah to Geep him from
being lynched. was spirited into the
city today on the O'Clock tsaln from
Savannah tried quietly and slipped
out Of the city on The 3i5 o'clock
train for Atlanta
in order 90 spare bliss nouyer a
court tria, and because tbe negro was
fought on when be attempted ire as
sault by special arrangement leHer
son was allowed 10 plead wllty Do
che Office 81 Judge Hammald lhis at
ternoon aud wac eeri.red 20 Cen
5cars .u 'ls rrpfel.Hf chargs
Of as auit With latent 10 rob.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-31
YOUTH STABBED i'm
DEFENSE OF MOTHER
Young Man Seriously Wound.
ed By Assailant.
SUSPECT ARRESTED BY POLICE
Man Who Went to Youths Aid Was
Also stabbsd--Whne Surgeons
Were Dressing Wounds, Thief Gets
Vest Containing $500.

New York, Jan, So While attempt.
ing to protect his mother from the
insults Of q man who had aeeosted
her on the street. is-year-old Richard
Lewis was stabbed and dangerously
wounded in the Bowery today
John McKeoWn. who went to Lewis
assistance, also was stabbed twice IN
the side, but bis injuries Ore not Sc
rlous Both Of the injured men aud
Mrs. Howard Lewis mother, have
identified as the assailant. a man now
under arrest who declared himself
70 the police as Michael Tokmee,
laborer 25 years Old
While the surgeons were examining
Lewis and McKeown IN hotel near
the scene OF the stabbing, a thief,
who entered the room with the curl.
Gus crowd which collected stole Nc.
Keown's vest which contained q roll
of bills amounting 20 more tbau 5000.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-31
Rsfuqses Al noflln.

Berlin Ian 30 rofMm residents
OF 81 Petersburg are beginning % a.
rive in berlin 90 await developments
Some Americans and Emsllaamon and
many Germans aho axe Obliged TO 70
main there 20 attend business afo
nending their families here Tho
op.n.Du of th8 arrivals "a that tba
prtsuut hair calm 70 only o ported Of
PREPARATION Con creator rehianoe ,u
thg government Rnd active mugglins
Of arms and dynamite Is going 90
acfo ihe Austrian frontier SD Pa
tcrsbuyg society shares iha belief that
more SERIOUS events and eten q fev
o.utIou afe lmpeuiIng Tbe vile o.
a leading American of go Peieubuf
who has arrived hefs relates bow o
princess Who Wr sgpfe ag the mdti
positive ileU conserving Governor
General Trcpu6 10 q cogufts. waa 10
terrupiol wIth The femegb
"fou iaik ilko an anarchist"
"Are yol not one7" replied me nria
cess
q think We ail aye. said he coaa
teas
Spencer Eddy. secretary % TIA
American embassy q. De peiersbufG
vac ncaay fdden doep 81 cavalry
in Tuesday hag|aR s4ueu Do between
bar a squadron 90 cosaaos charslna
j Grove anG ihe crowd iUelf Ho ma
hfee h.orsa uet zoe sleigh ~ an ae
ualn'apce, inmped 90 Doe footbaad
,etihd and ecaped
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-31
ITALIAN woRKMEw ATTACKED.
Americans % New YORK Furlogs Sc
eluaa Fare Lnnerl Cot leha

cause Fore aners Got ioba
New Yofb ser so-A cans a. zot
men eh0 bad waited .n Wes Forty
hmt street frem sary n the morn
lns unil iafs a. a.gbt % SEQ sofk
shoycug srpa for ,hc cts and bad
secu cans after ealg o. ltal.aHs en-
p.oyca tnai'y lot rsusuec had be-
gaH series OF aftEcts or 1f uat
iact They PsrctcI anl slctsl ttr
IiaiRns io9k nuer tssr h0res p'chf
ard tcapefs sod br0Ee tts fos
Tho usa eefs sarar becaHf tsr.
claimed ne ifai.aEs e ere
fomf 0I Dagitr ts ps4ssaff IS cents
eaea aae oitsu ty rzaF rsu
az boz ipr eray b9sr ae worked
i.s ttDvs.f1s rerHte 81 r-1n as
lo1f Esd e Nas asts-.airss ,alef lhai
iss grafols ttesf aas tf1t
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-31

kaffaa City Oar 20 Al unsae
estfiai attemp. 10 ufer ne Mt
faan Kansas end Te1u iaal ms
Ja.n ffom Texas ruauiuE tt he rate
q % mias ar holr be- aeeh made
in q leep cot 8 mHe ..Hhaest al
MoftH kaaH q us boz been iss
itaca fcrots ths trlrEs a.t q aefaU
rr .ron biscei 0a ue h The
ioree eih utlck he .ar siraC
ths -e shsppet % ln eco art ifua
% HIih lhe fefaUas 'r1r 20 Gee EIDE
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-31
TO FIGHT DIVORCE Laws.
North Carolina Churches object &c
Their Enactment.

Their Enactment
Raleish, ~ c., Jan. 30 There vii
be great fixAt IN the legislature on
the divorce law.
Every religious denomination has
memorialized che legislature to re.
peal every law enacted since lSsS
but Il seems that the effort Is TO be
made TO have two causes for divorce
other than the Biblical ones. and thai
both OF these causes are to oovor
cases which prominent lawyers have
IN mind.
The committees of the house and
senate have been considering for u
week the divorce questions, and by .
vote Of l6 to - have agreed to recon-
mend the two causes referred TO- one
being abandonment and the other
cruelty by the husband to wife IN
cases In which The parties. having
married In this state have gone 70
another state to reside, the wife be
ing required by the law to return to
North Carolina aud after lapse OF
IL months to apply for the absolute
divorce.
The various churches claim that
these special divorce laws. which. OF
course have to be made general. ars
the very things that have caused the
present trouble In North Carolina
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-31
eNolnrsa KILLED ON ENGINE


~ ''t7.' FL" ff".'tf NHNHh'fNNN NHN'ff#NHa
BY crane,
Charlotte N G Jan s0 Wu ihs
cnr'necra bead tnocksd 90. lfala
so aa of tfo Southern uDWay sDed
come distance before tbg 0faman
could roaeh lt0 throttle tnd bna8
10 to a sian8tui
Tho accident occurred near Boea
GER ~ O. Friday morning. and the
name 0f the engineer eas Ollie puf
year The enafs iop OF h|s head aaf
knocked on pre- amsbiY bg mail
erase
TIE neefo nreaau beard he sonns
% . b.ou and. turning saa the bat5
% Egsutf pHycar lsamnr thfauFb
me eab SHADOW lhs top or hh hesd
missing ana t. b8sy bssrtufIsd rIH
blood
stunned ed simoei banlYzeI Do
che feaual fraEay te hremab 81
Piled ths ar brakes sh4 stopped Hs
trails
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-31
PRlNcE FusHIMA AZ AONoLuLv.
He Was Fittingly Received by the
American Officers There,

- we thNNiNAfI fNNNNANNA " wv
American Officers There.
Honolulu, Jan. 10, via San Francisco,
Jan. SO-When the Japanese Prince
Flshima passed on his way TO the
United States. he wca received with
fitting ceremony by Governor Car
ter and Secretary Atkinson. and recent.
" on his highness return he left
presents for the governor, secretary
and others who had been charged
with his entertainment
The governors present consisted
OF a massive silver punch bowl. which
was much admired Il now tran
spired that in accepting a gift from a
foreign prince. the governor violated
article ]. section 2. OF the oonstltu.
ton Of the United States. which ex
pressiy forbids the taking Of such pres
ents.
Just what the governor IS going 70
do remains 20 be seen. but it Is ex.
pectea he will ask permission OF cor.
gress TO accept the sirt
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-31
T1 1h supplies De.troyed

Jan 3o.~-Russiaus fear
iae from the sea. have say.
apatch from Gensau. de-
tn Telegraph supply station.
c tonsJ ol Korea
ri antlmc thc Russian main
ai in a northerly direction
few scouting parties
aaaiat se are now gradually
cu pass where thoy
t4e eanuur 81 ulpies a.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-31
ATTEMPT TO ouRN the CRY.
Candle Placed In Excelsior In Val
dosta Store,

Candle Placed In Exeelslsr In Val
dosta Store,
Naldosia, Gao Jan. 30 An attempt
70 start an Ipcondiary Ere Ia the
heart OF the business section section
was discovered and frustrated al an
early hour Friday night The perpe
traitor placed lighted cantle iu lot
OF excelsior ana other innammabo MAJ
ies.al IN tha ware room at TIE rboma,
Furniture company standing ihe can.
die up and p9cklng tho excelsior
around 10 SO thai The flames would be-
communicated 20 che surrounding MA
terlal when the canlle burned down
10 &c
The uppcr 1oor OF Che war; room o.
used by severed tenants of the bloch
and Us open 90 the public during he
day The attempt 20 Ore the building
WAS discovered by o sl.0smaa on iht
floor bclov Wacn f1uud tho cauds
bad burned 90 elth.u balf an hcb OF
lhe excel, 'or
TAe Thpmas Furniture company nni
The other lor1u.a oi ihe 1oct earn
very lIiilo insurance and tbo lo4
would baya bern q severe onolaG lbg
fire goltea aHder headaay
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-31
GIVES 100000 TO Alo SCIENCE.
Carnegie Helps California Asrleultur
is On his Experiments.

Carnegie Helps California Agrlcultur
Is IN His Experiments.
New York Jan S0.--ii has been an.
nounced that the sum OF 100000 CO.
lottcd by the trustocs OF the Carue.
sic Institute TO Luther Burbank. tie
California Agricultural viH be paid
10 him 10 annual payments OF 10000
This will enable Burbank 90 devote bic
entire attention for that period o. OK
periments with new grasses AID vcge
tables. and Dc Is expected thar he wiH
relinquisb temporarily BIS business ln.
terests.
1any Important discoveries have
been made by the Californian as hls
home 90 santa Rosa duuag the pas,
25 years lie has worked along ihe
line OF seeking Imperfect produces h
fruits flowers rtc in order 90 make
thgm Of mr saluc fe claims there
@ mo weed which ulI not sooner of
later respoad literally % good cult
walton end persistent selections
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-31

L jan trlrrfh
mra' H rU rates u rr
aeascne grceats
qlaaii,sr % ezra faf Immt1af- nss.
nFet irea fasut 90 eapeu
trt "a heau eae ueataf t-rnf ft
sessf cpauacfs ~
81 81 rlfr rsF .e ftrHrrr aaaaa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-31

Moscow Jan 20 $50 ~ ere neas
papeta raDpeuel todsy The Fac
tori iuapeaof report thal $1,000 Dse
sonf afe HHl oat eB adks
Wofa 10 bslrg umel AZ aimsst aIi
ihe mlla Fbet hsFs beea closed $50
o. fha otafs haad oua large mais
hr'as.aE rIpaefan phee 40 men
Fere paie fssintsY have slme
1as HfatfIon q noi eflue ahrm.
al'hPara thffe some aautfY re-
safllas e p9ss'1ls a.alarbsscs i9n0r
nv
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-31
Capture AMERICAN Vessel.


Toxic Itu DO The IONS Inactivity
icuu steamer 81 g D1Ha. cnfoui-
Tor Fiadlyosl0k. With o. cargo ~ pro
isious ana forage wns atrd yoaicr
day by the JapaHefo ir ne Pacific
oceaa east 81 HoktaIla h'and
A dispatch fr9a london dated lan.
% stated that steamcf a.lh black
funnel eucfclei Rilb tro red hands
wac ashofe 90 vaGg1s'l and mat it
Vas supposed 30 Be- itc 50 s Dollar
ealing from San FaHcsr1 m Dee
o. bui 90 detaila OF tte acc.dHnt io
Che bis slesmer haa been received
% 1stmed possible ttat she Dad
been quo sshofs Bnfp0H % avoid
capture by lapsucsr ah rrE
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-31
STRIKE IS GROWING
IN RUSSIAN CITIES
Over 100000 Men Quit Work al
Warsaw and Lodz.
ALL ovlsr A. 81. pErERsauRo
American Consul Believes che Strike
Movement Is Getting Larger outslds
Of Russian capltal--Nswspapsrs
Again Published at Moscow.

So Petersburg, Jan 2s.- -8s45 D, m
--St Petersburg has entirely resumed
its normal winter appearance Tbs
ordinary routine Is In effect, and the
large forces OF men are removing the
heavy aooumuIatlons Of snow piled
up during the strike ST. Peters
burgers are beginning TO discuss top
les other than strikos. riot aud reSo
luton.
AN the daily papers except two ap
peared this morning In their aocus
toned forms. The others viii resume
publication tomorrow
AZ The last meeting of lhe commits
tioners President Wltte, according to
The Russ, emphasized me necessity
for the commission to discuss and
formulate Cos We've on tho recent
events at the capital tie considered
that an Inquiry Into their causes and
the Initiation and measures to pre-
vent thelg recurrence were lmnorl
tive After a brief discussion, how
ever tho committee rejected Witt0'a
suggestion on tho ground that such
action WAS not Within Cos jurisdiction
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-31
FIGHTING RESUMED
AROUND MUKDEN
Russian Hospitals Being Put In
Readiness For Service.
aEN WARMLY CLAD AND sHou

ATOMS Against the Japanese-i,00C
Russians Killed in First Battle, Rut
Take Several Hundred Prisoners.
Mukden, Jan. 2S-1O:44 a. m.-tDe
iayed In Transmission.)-A genera
engagement is progressing, only the
left flank is not involved
The hospitals here and at Hardin
haye been put in readiness TO receive
large numbers of wounded OF whom
about a thousand have already ar
flYed at Mukden, Several hundred
japanese were made prisoners
The battle commenced on the right
Tank of General Kuropatkins inltia
I've. The Japanese were driven back
miles from their advanced position
attended by the reserve brigades. The
A8hting extended Jan. 20 TO the cen.
TER The japanese endeavored t.
take Poutiloff Hill and other positions
boi we're driven back with heavy loss
he men going into battle are we'll
prenAred for the weather conditions,
being warmly clad and shod, well fed
ane b good spirits The Activity oil
4efal Mistohenko's fastrlding cav
alf continues A large Japanese
tfansaprt train was captured on the
etileue right Of the west flank
kqkio Jan. 2S.-The long inactivity
~ th shakhe river was broken Jan.
% General Kuropatldn advanced
8 corps in the vicinity Of Cheng
~ Yield Marshal Oyama immedl
'a sumed the aggressive and en-.
moods occurred at Chen Chih Pao !
ara le|koutak oyama reports mat
81 sated the Russians al Chen
CaiA Fa The engagement at He'll
k4t was progressing when theI
f rshal reported The oncall
fe.l docs not disclose the object
81 enssius and does no, indicate
poets OF a general engage.
oyama's report follows
nemy ON the right Of the Kun
ri sd activity Jan 2S Oyeil
cNe advanced from The district
ter beng Tsh toward Heikou Ia.
eve Chih pao Our army as
euc te offensive Jan % Our de-
,atline fepulsed a division OF the
saspy chon Chih Pao The Rus
gam fed TO Lin Tia Ko Anoth
81 ds tent has been engaging a
aiYl Russians at Hei Kou Tail
sine sth."
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-31

Nsah'hfia4 lan 81 Coasai Qeh.
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The Opelousas courier., 1905-06-24
COOKING a Cat,

In northern Italy the cat is a ia
vorite and growing article OF food
In Azeglio, in Venice, in Verona
butchers sell cats and call them rab
pits, but the poor people who have
become the chief buyers OF the in
ferior kinds of cats are not deceived
by their cheap rabbits.
The proper way to cook a cat is tt
toast it in an oven until brown, witt
onions, garlic, parsley, bay leaf, rec
wine and some herbs peculiar to Italy
When boiled it is not so satisfactory
It is common for a group of young
men in northern Italy to kill some
cats, skin them and soak them in
water for two or three days. They
are then cooked with great care ane
served up hot.
Italy cultivates the cat for home
consumption as English people raise
rabbits. 1t is to be done on the quiet
however, for in spite of the profit II
the business and the demand for the
delicacy the law has to be looked gu
for, and the Society for the Prevention
of Cruelty to Cats is vigilan;. Of
lenses against the law are visited witt
Imprisonment. Cats are raised fol
the market none the less. Fattenet
on the finest of milk, a choice speci
men will attain the weight of tifteer
pounds.-Boston Transcript.