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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-05
RUSSIANS REFUSED
BY The JAPANESE
Mikedo's Soldiers Re.Capture
Their Lost Ground.
sUssiAN LOSS 1000; JAPs' 20

t"F~tfN~S BSiASHSN wat AitS fAee'e''S
VII Not Attempt Any More Flank
Movemenss soon-Russlans Had
10000 Soldiers in the Field.
General Olu's Headquarters, Jan.
30 Noon, via Tien Tsin. Feb o.
me Russian attempt to turn General
os left flank has proved a com
1ltle failure. Following on the fail.
tfe of the recent cavalry raid down
t railway, it is thought. the Jap
tnese will probably induce the Rus
STATS 10 await in the future the Jap
tnese attacks.
he attempt, even with lombard
sent 81 other portions OF the line or a
sa4Ify movement around the flank,
e doomed to failure from the start
Tte japanese were at Helkouttai, but
wlledfew its small force from there
sna allowed the Russians to occupy
Oh positions until they could move
eyer enough men TO make It's reca-
pitnlaflon certain. The capture OF this
p0sitlea was easily accomplished, al.
thoust the loss was heavy. The
casaait'es have not yet been reported,
buf d IS believed that they will amount
"a sou 1000. TIE Russians had five
divisions engaged at Heikoutal and in
thai dlfectioE They were driven back
h5 fhan two japanese divisions.
Hef 100000 men we're engaged In
lhe Rassian demonstration against the
5aprese positions Immediately east Of
Helfonlal force strong enough 20
httf been successful as only about
oas flflsion was sent against them.
me Russian loss is estimated at over
1oe9 and the prisoners say one regi-
nlent was practically annihllated
The Japanese loss Is placed at
sn.y 20, due TO the fact that they re-
ma3ned in their trenches while the
Naerians were forced TO cross open
GROUND, solidly frozen, where the con.
8i1eiion OF shelter trenches was i'm.
% 'ble. The ground being covered
with snow was naturally great disad.
sanitge 70 the attacking force. as it
Nts plainly visible against the white
t ground for a long distance. The
ttpenese suffered the same disadyan.
saSes in the capture Of HeikoutaL The
iher was very cold during the fight
ia the minimum being degrees be.
leV zero and the maximum IA degrees
ehafe zero. The Russians did not re-
north, but retired well ont OF
with no sign OF further activity.
ring the fighting the left wing OF
Japanese was heavily bombardcd
gN the Russian positions along the
- front The Japanese made but
q iteble reply
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-05
OHIO RIVER FULL OF ICE,
one Gorge Is Fifty Miles LOna-con-
dltion Is Serious.

dltlon Is Serious.
Evansville, Ind, Feb, 1.-The worst
conditions In many years prevails on
the lower Ohio River, The gorge at
Clovorport, Ky, which formed the FIRST
Of the week Is growing In size hourly
and Is said to be almost so miles IN
length People are crossing the river
at Cloyerport on the gorge, The gorge
at French Island Is holding intact and
new gorge several miles IN length
formed at Newburg, Ind, 10 milos
above the city aud another Is forming
about half a mile below here, which
promises to mn the channel OF the river
In o few hours,
A gorge Is also reported at the Louis,
vile and Nashville railroad bridge az
Henderson Ky, A gorge Is forming
at the mouth OF the Wabash river that
promises TO become several miles In
length
Green river Is frozen over for the
hrst timo IN many years. aud all boats
are tide up, Ponds and rough rivers
are frozen over solldIy and also the
Wabash.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-05

Johnston n g. Feb THE fam.
ily % j. ANTS. consisting OF Autis. his
wife and two grown up daughters are
supposed 70 have persisted in a Gre
which destroyed their home ia thh
city early today Tho house uas com
pletely envcloped ln famea uhan
nelghbors discovered the ore. bot os-
Ing 20 the density % the smoke 40
EFFORTS 10 gain admission 20 the burn
Ing structure were futile Ants and
be rife and daughter Eore knouu 90
have been az home add no traces o.:
them have been found
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-05

Memphis, Tenn. Feb, one OF the
heaviest snowfalIs ia recent years has
spread Us mantle to a dep,h Of ak
inches over the central south In
Memphis the thermometer registered
Z degrees above zero az Z o'clock this
morning Snow began failing al mid
night and continued until o'clock to.
day. street car service In this city
IS dcmoralized and hus'uoss Is prac.
tlcally az standsull An trains arc
reported from two 60 six hours late.
The ramo conditions arc reported
from points iu Mls hsIpp. Arkansas
and Texas The latter reported the
snow turned into sleet and such suE
feriug by tenants or small hfm house
is reported live stock .n some Do.
caliilcs is suffering 'ntersag from the
sold and storm
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-05
BLIZZARD is RAGING
OVER THE COUNTRY
Harbor At New York Almost
Blocked BY Ice.
TEXAS is COVERED WITH sLEEr

Mercury Drops to Lowest Point In
Many Plsess--lf cold Weather Con.
tinues, Complete Suspension Of
Traffic ls Feared.
New York, Feb. 4.--MarIne traffic In
the harbor and In the westerly end OF
Long Island sound was badly ham.
pered today by ice. only powerful
steam craft could force their way
through the fields OF floating Ice, com.
posed OF foes broken from the ice
sheet over the Hudson river and OF
the thick ice formed last night AS
the wind and tide shifted. the ice
moved rom on oslde the harbor and
from one river TO tho other Ferry
boats were much delayed or altogeth.
er. tied up, Long Island sound for
several miles east OF Hell Gate. Is
packed with ice. Nothing was able
10 navigate bat steam vessels and they
make slow progress. Sailing vessels
are practically frozen in,
II the cold snap continues for few
days II is feared tina, trafle IN the har.
Dor will be tied sap.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-05
slo FIRE At rAsr Of. LOUIS.
sIS Of tbs Lsrgsr, Building Consumed
By rlamea-Lore s.alnpn.

by Flames--Losg 10000
East So Louis 49, Feb a Of
The largest oglt. AND store buildings
here we're destroyed 1r badly damagfd
b. ere oafly tqlay aaa several pafs0us
we're injured Thc property ioas ls op
umatrd 90 fzG5oo1 partially covered
by insurance Several pfuouB we're
reported Injured Street car traffic
vas completely tda1p and tho ieie
phone service Iu zoe district vas bad.
~ crippled
al the available Gee Sighting as6.t
lance Was sent from BE Louls
The Iniense cold greatly retarded
Che effective agling 0f tbc gsms
Tho Ore 81 said Go bage started be- ihe
Josephine b1.iG.fE vh.eh eas entire
D. destroyed Ihs Josephine bdif
Iug vas seed for lIEe headqusuen
stores shd Dfles.. snd Eas valued af
100000 AaHubsr of am.l.se wta
occupied dsH III the upper ao1rs 81
e. LurI haNd.Bg erfa drives aut lalo
ne fis.d Fsaihe
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-05

Kansas City Fe1 a. blizzard
prevailed today throughout Missouri.
Kansas and Oklahoma and was sen.
erai 'n Arkansas with beioR zero tenn.
Deratnrc lu Missouri aud haasaf Tho
saoHfali 20 Missouri ard Kansas aver
aged & inches from 90 lnchra in
Oklahoma tEa inches Zoo trkansas
The coolest point .n Kaaaf vas az
C0ncmdia With ~ below .o % was
z desreea beioR zero al Eaaas CHS.
2 above 90 Oklahoma C.ty nd 90 ae.
grrrH above zero az o. smfl. Arb
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-05

De Mo.nea iaua Fob ne cold
90 tempefai1re today uaa fE degree
belgw zero neports % slr ing fflm
ihe oonuEued cola "a VsaaaE
TmIns have rof SEE re11Hs9 their
acacda.c eastsfu iulns arr.ian from
tbrre % f98f tsarf late
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-05

Chicago FEB. 1.-THE rrt OF fhe
cold save has paaaed eastward The
mercury today touched Do .eIou zefu
and then climbed Slowly la The or
fetal forecast pisces the mla MUM uers
tonight about zero
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-05
YOUNG MAN ATTEMPTS SUICIDE
Because HE Sweetheart Broke Faith
with Him.

Because Hs Sweetheart Broke Faith
Win Him.
New York. Feb Ia man dressed
IN evening clothes and who said ho
was Henry Gavin. OF Buffalo, stag.
gercd mp 60 a ticket booth IN The sub.
way station az one Hundred aud For.
tyhfth street early today aul calmly
told the ticket seller that be- had shot
himself when ana ambulance arrived
the surgeon found che condition OF the
young IMAM 20 he serious rhgro were
two bullet wounds in bis body Just he
low bis heart, and while The surgeon
was examining him be- drew g2 cal
ibcr revolver from bis pocket with che
remark that that was the weapon ho
did it with
ON the way 60 The hospital Gavin
said be- had tried 20 end hit llfa De-.
cause the young woman to whom ho
was engaged 20 o. married bad brokou
faith with him and tta, he bad DO
desire Co IlYo.
Gavin father committed suicide 30
1855
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-05

Wuunw frb SERIOUS disorders
brobe oaf t05ay ag forf whore $4,000
MON csc oa stdbe Some 0f mo em
pIoyc of acr factory attempted 90
wtum iu a0ri and thc remainder Cor.
obW prevented them Tho strong
military patrol vaa gdmmonod ana 90
tackled end frm 70 ihe strikers. who
replied wIth revolver stuN n Dc u.
ported over enc telephone mat the az
lus aas continued al o'ciock thp al
iefn01u
Strikes were atausd lhls morning ia
che coal districts 81 pombfowa ana
3asuorlr@ BE- O. feared tbey WI have
a serious eject on enc uausifiu stu
uaHau rrbcral'y Wauan iodz and
other up1ffan. ffbieu rrtrely Deepen
dehJ or thoJ ooal uDpg ou tbeso
districts
According 90 faa bfa' information
Ohtanab.r tha gmc.a' ..tt of person
Killed during the Disturbance hera
e1afaIns over Boo lames in adltloh 30
ms0y UGldealided bodies Bias 81 Coo
fec ginN ftaIta ia the cemetery rna
Bniaenuasd deed til be buried ta
nIFhi
a u0H1 n soldiers outside q liquor
Store hf mrt need oH Dam8nbY.
tlIHe aaobketpf ARD Fomdlaa at
o.hef maB.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-05
RENEWED DISORDERS
OCCUR IN RUSSIA
Conflict AZ LODI Occur Between
Strikers and Police.
MAXIM eoRKY is NOT ReLeAseO
over Three Hundred Have Been
Killed at Warsaw since strike Be-
auu-ooal famine Threatens the In
dustrlal centers.

suu-coal famine Threatsns the In
dustral ceu,srs.
ST. Petersburg, Feb. l-Renewod
disorders have occurred at Lode In
Russian Poland, where conflict be
tween troops aud strikers resulted 10
the killing OF six persons and the
wounding OF as, The disorders result
ed from an attempt on the part OF tho
strikers to prevent some men from re.
turning to work. The troops were
called out aud hrod Into the strikers,
who replied with revolver shots
strikes we're begun today In the coal
mining districts ot Dombrowa and
Sosnoylcc As many important manu-
featuring centers are dependent on
these mines for fuel. Il Is feared that
the strike will have serious effect
on the industrial situation
According 10 The beat information
ohtaluablo more than three hundred
porsons we're klltd durlag the disturb
anees la Warsaw A dispatch from
ST. Petersburg says chat che report
that Maxim Gorgy was released proves
20 bo premature Detailed dispatches
relating 10 the lighting along The shak
bc river Jan $500 ahos mat the en-
gagomcnt woa OF lorspr proportions
than earlier reports indicated
Field Marshal oyamR reports that
his losses wcre 1000. while he ostl
mates tbo Russian casualties al 10000
Tho actual result of Use lighting IL
rot definitely determined beyond tbe
lagi ihat % has nol materially altered
Che p0HtIons OF Che two extensive
lines ud thal ih Rualaa attempt %
advance Ras checked
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-02-12
To Merry Mardi Gras,
|ll!l8!lsas!ld|

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-02-12

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 Mrs. Chas F. Brown, Vice-President Mothers Club, 21 Cedar Terrace, Hot Springs, Ark, writes;
 Dear Mrs PinlSham:-
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-02-12
DIGNIFlED GOVERNOR.
As a Fiibuster He Ran the Gauntlet
 to Cuba.
From Leslie's Weekly.

From Leslie's Weekly
 Napoleon Broward elected Governor of Florida last November, sworn duly to enforce the laws of that semi-tropical commonwealth. owes some share of his popularity to the incongruous fact that several years ago he was ardently en- gagged III lodging and puncturing the laws of the government at Washington. As part owner and captain of the famous, or infamous Tllibuster Three friends, he eluded United Suites cruisers and gun boats. officials and detectives, and fled merrily out of the frying pan into the fire. by running the Spanish blockade around the island of Cuba. The govern ment at Havana offered large rewards for the capture or destruction of the Three Friends and incidentally set glit tering prices on the heads of Captains Napoleon Broward and Dynamite Johnny O'Brien These are stirring names in themselves. and they fitted the men who bore them in 1895 and 1S9G
 Governor Broward has been a sailor and a tugboat man from his youth up. The Three Friends was built in a Jack sonvlle shipyard, with an eye for the law less career in which she gained notoriety for herself and large dividends for her owners. Captain Broward was not con tent to stay at home while his big ocean, going tug panted down the Caribbean sea, crammed to the matches with rifles, dynamite, machetes. artillery ammunition and Cuban patriots When a voyage looked particularly hazardous he went out with his vessel, and drove her with the safety valve clamped down.
 While the finest kind of reckless bravery and resource was needed to run the chances in this vocation. these qualities were needed also in eluding the vigilance of the American authorities who were bound in honor to .heek these violations of the neutrality laws. between two friendly nations. Other filibustering skip pers went to prison-lIart and Wiborg in Philadelphia under two years sentences but Captain Broward was too clever to be caught red-handed. The Three Friends was often seized and held under suspicion but her crew were loyal none turned states evidence. and the Florida flibusters were heroes in their communi- ties.
 Now Captain Broward is the digniied governor of Florida, and the Three Friends plies a conservative and respect able business as a towboat, in and out of the St. Johns bar.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-02-12

Christ would be as near tl you had you not talked with him in the midnight hour when the nurse was dozing In her chair by your bed? Jesus thou son of David, have mercy on mel" cried blind Barte- meus in his physical weakness to the passing Christ. Jesus thou son of David have mercy on me we have cried to Christ in our physical torture. Do you not sec any blessing in pain, any spirit ual mission in physical suffering in your past life?
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-02-12

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-02-12
DR. Y. E. HOLLOWAY,
 SPECIALIST
 PRIVATE DISEASES,

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-02-12
Not Superstitious.

From the Chicago Tribune.
 Ardley Keap-Do you think it's unIueky to put up an umbrella in a house?
 Solon Boddey-Oh, I don't know. I've always thought l was in great luck if I could get half a dollar on one
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-02-12

The Gawk Engraving Co. makes the best cuts. Phone Peoples PFC.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-11-15
Fair Meeting Adjourned.

A meeting of the Winneshiek County
Agricultural Society was held at the
court house Monday afternoon, and
adjourned until December 18th. No
business was transacted at this meet
ing. as the matter of purchasing new
fair grounds has come up and will be
discussed at the next meeting. The
proposition is to buy new grounds
and erect buildings which shall be
owned by the society, and arranged
for the convenience of those attend
ing the fair The present grounds
are too small and the buildings out
of date. Unless enough interest is
taken in the fair by the people of the
county to provide suitable grounds and
attend there should be no fair held.
We hope that something will be done
about the matter at this meeting.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-11-15
DOCTORS, ENJOY THEMSELv YES.
Meeting of the Austin Flint Cedar Valley
Society Held Here Yesterday. Many
Prominent Doctors Present.

The semi-annual meeting of the
Austin Flint-Cedar Valley Medical
Society was held in this city yester-
day. and there was general attend
ance of the physicians and surgeons
of this part of the state, about sew
enty-five in all, They arrived on the
morning trains and in the afternoon
held very interesting session at the
court house, where several inter
esting papers were listened to and
thoroughly discussed. The paper by
DR.. Kessell, of Cresco. on Appen-
dicitis brought out perhaps the longest
and most interesting discussion, the
different methods of the treatment
and operation for this malady, each
having their distinctive advocates.
DR.. Swezey, of DEBORAH, read very
interesting paper ON "Apsepses and
isolation, applied to the prevention of
tuberculosis and DR.. Daubney well
coined the doctors in well chosen
address.
In the evening the physicians of the
county rendered the visiting doctors
"a banquet at the Congregational
church. After partaking of an APP
propriate menu and intellectual feast
of some length was enjoyed. DR.. j..
S. Roome, the vete ran physician of
the county, acted as POSTMASTER, and
there were several responses TO toasts
by local parties and the visitors. The
occasion was pleasant one, and the
doctors left for their homes this morn
ing, we'll pleased with the meeting.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-11-15
KimbalI Pianos.

Another car load of the famous
Kimball pianos has just arrived. Over
800 satisfied customers in Winneshiek
county, who use Kimball pianos will
testify to the merits OF these in
struments. 1t always pays to buy the
best. 1t costs somewhat more, but
a good piano in your home is joy
forever.
Do not experiment and buy piano
you know nothing about, you Will
always get the poor end of the bargain.
Some will ask you $3.50 to $400 for a
piano. If you offer him $3.50 you get
it. This is fraud. Such pianos are
called "thump boxes" and are dis
honest in every part of their makeup.
The best protection for the pur-
chaser is to buy only a well known
standard make of piano.
Kimball pianos are strictly high
grade-the standard piano of the
world, and backed by capital of over
So. 600, 600.
We sell for cash, or easy monthly
payments. Call and see us. Send for
our beautiful illustrated catalogue
| free.
J. O. TARVESTAD,
Factory Representative,
DEBORAH, Iowa.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-11-15
Valdez Defeats U. |. U.

IN one of the snappiest football
games seen on the local grounds in
several years, the Valdez team won a
decisive victory from the Upper Iowa
University (Fayette) team yesterday
afternoon by the score of % to 6. The
first half resulted in tie,6 to 6, each
making touchdown and kicking
goal, but in the second half the local
team showed their superiority by
successful line bucking and end runs
in quick succession. At the start
Shea kicked goal from the field, and
then they bucked the line for another
touchdown, and at the finish Daubney
made sensational run around tie
right end from near the center OF
the field and made the last touch down.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-11-15
TnF ANGEL OF DEATH BUSY.
Several Sudden Deaths Among Well
Known Citizens. Brief Sketches
of Deaths of the Week.
MRS. w III. TILLSON.

The angel of death entered the
home of w. HI. Tillson at Cresco last
Thursday morning and took from it
the beloved wife and mother, Allie
Burdick Tillson. She had been in
poor health for several years, and of
late suffered from heart trouble, which
was the immediate cause of her
DEATH
Allie S. Burdick was born in De-
corah January 20, 1868, and grew to
womanhood here. BY her sweet dis
position and lovable character she was
the friend of everyone in her child
hood and youth, a friendship which
developed into high regard as she
grew up to womnhood. About ten
years ago she was married to w. FL.
Tillson, of Cresco, who, with a
daughter nine. years of age, and sou
six years old, and her father, @. w.
Burdick, of this city, survive to
mourn the loss of one that was every
thing to be desired in daughter, wife
and mother. From the hearts of all
who knew her both in DEBORAH and
Cresco the deepest sympathy goes out
to the father and family.
The funeral services were held at
Cresco on Saturday conducted by
Rev. Aiken, of the Congregational
church
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-11-15
Were Nearly Axphyxiated.

w. l.. Yarwood, of Calmar town.
ship, and father-in-law, John McCul-
loch, had narrow escape from
asphyxiation by gas in the Globe hotel
at st. Paul Tuesday night. They
stopped over night on the way to
Canada, and during the night escaping
gas in the room rendered them uncon.
sious. They were discovered bv the
hotel employees at ten O. clock the mex;
morning, Mr.. Yarwood regainina
consciousness about three hoursafter.
ward and his fatEer-in-law not unit
late that night. They both returned
home Thursday. too badly effected tt
proceed ON their journey, thankins
their lucky stars that thew came on
alive.