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The Washington times., 1905-11-21
At the Breakfast.
STREET RAILWAY COMPANY
LOSES SUIT AND WINS ONE

James A c Palmer won his suit
against the Washington Railway and
Electric Company and was awarded 500
as damages for the loss Of a horse which
was killed April 5. 1904. In "A collision
with car of the defendant. The case
was tried before Justice Gould. sitting
for civil business
Frederick Henning lost his suit
against the same corporation before
Justice Gould and jury. Mr. Hennig
sued 10 recover $500 for injuries alleged
70 have been received by him in an ae-
cident on FOur-and-a-half street
The Washington times., 1905-11-21
ARE YOUR KIDNEYS WEAK?
Thousands of Men and Women Have Kidney
Trouble and Never Suspect It.
Kidney Remedy, swamp-ROOt VIII De
YOU Every Washington Daily Times May
Have Sample Bottle Sent Absolutely Free by Mall

Z used to be considered that only urinary ana
bladder troubles were 70 be traced to the kidneys
but now modern science proves that nearly all
diseases have their beginning In the disorder os
tbes~most important organs
Therefore. when your kidneys are weak or out
of order. you can understand how quickly your
entire body is affected. and how every organ
seems TO fail to do its duty.
II you are sick or feel badly begin taking
the great kidney remedy, DIR. Kilmer's swamp
Root. because your kidneys begin to
get better they win help all the other organs TO
kealth A trial will convince anyone
was out Of healti and run down generally; had
most Of the time. 1 did that my kidneys
were the cause my trouble, but somehow felt that
they might be. and began taking Swamp-ROo There
right to the spot drives disease OF the sys-
telfl II has cured making stronger and bet
M ssI n sxeIy way and eheerfuly recommend It 70
MRS. A l. WALKER.
S31 East Linden St. Atlanta, Ca
Weak and unhealthy kidneys are responsible
Ioi many kinds of diseases and II permitted to
sure TO follow. Kidney trouble frritates the
nerves, makes you dizzy, restless, sleepiess and
Irltaole Makes you pass water often during the
l uay ana opllges you to get up many times during
the night Unhealthy kidneys cause rheumatism.
sFaFel, catdrrh OF the bladder, pain duh ache
IN the back joints and muscles; make your head
ana liver trouble, yon get sallow. yellow COM
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The Washington times., 1905-11-21
Leaked Out.

Inquiry revealed the fact that the
statement Of the forcing out" did not
go 10 the press through the ordinary
channels of the State Department
Mr. Allen is astonished that il should
have gone out at all. He does not re-
gard the act as frierdly at all. He said
Today.
cannot conceive that the department
gave out such statement. Therefore
refuse 10 be drawn Into a newspaper
controversy with some unknown per
son
Mr.. Aliens friends wish to know who
gave our the story about the forcing
cut They argue that IL could only
have been done BY some person inimical
10 his interests.
Some one. they say. has been undiplo>
matte.
IT IS now regarded as highly probable
that William McNeir, a Washtngtonian
viii succeed Mr.. Allen in the important
chiefship.
Mr.. Allen has been q Republican all
his life. He has been connected with the
department for nearly twenty-five years
having been appointed from North Car
olina.
The Washington times., 1905-11-21
APPRAISERS SWORN IN.

Daniel Fraser. Frank K Raymond
Edward Graves, John Il Nolan. John
John ] Barnard were today sworn in
as appraisers OF the land to be con-
demned for use IN the extension OF M
street east from the Bladensburg Road
TO the District line.
The Washington times., 1905-11-21
MAYFL0WER SONS q
AT ANNUAL DINNER

The Society OF Mayhower Descendants
viii hold it's sixth annual dinner tonight
in the Red room OF the New Willard.
where they VIII celebrate the a5th an
niversary OF the signing Of the famous
compact in the cabin of the Mayfiower.
al Provincetown Harbor, Cape Cod.
All of the members of this society are
lineal descendants OF the MayfiOwer' S
passengers, who landed al Plymouth
Rock in 1920.
The Washington times., 1905-11-21
APPETITE VERY WILLING,
BUT PRESIDENT CAN'T GO

The President has been invited % at
tend the annual banquet OF the Sanga-
mon club. OF Springfield. III. on LIN
csIn's Birthday February y. The inyi-
fafton was extended BY Senator cullOm
81 illinois. President Roosevelt thanked
the members Of the CLUB through Sena-
TO- CllfIo1n. for the invitation but stated
that Il would be impossible Tor him 10
attend.
The Washington times., 1905-11-21
Resignation Once Refused.

As matter of fact. Mr.. Allen sent in
lis resignation six or seven weeks ago
and il was not accepted because. it is
ssid en- high authority, the Secretary
Of State wished him 10 retain the posi-
tion in which he had given the Govern
ment such good service. A short time
age. however. AIR. Allen again communi-
Gated his wish 10 the Secretary TO leave
the service. and. this time. the resig-
nation was accepted
Air Aliens friends. therefore. want il
distinctly understood that he created the
vacancy in the Office himself and that
The department did not wish him TO
leave IN spite OF newspaper stories to
the contrary.
IL is admitted that some time ago
Mr.. Allen reported to his superior that
he could not carry on the work of
MS office satisfactorily SO long as
Francis 3. LOOmis, then First Assistant
Secretary of State was allowed to in
tertere with him 1t Is also strongly
1ntimated that LoOmis has since then
had hard feelings against Mr.. Allen.
There Is. however, no reason, say Mr..
Aliens friends for thinking that Mr.
LoOmls forced him ont as IL was Mr.
Aliens wish some weeks ago 10 give up
The position
The Washington times., 1905-11-21
How To Find Out

If there is any doubt in your mind as to your
condition. take from your urine rising about
four ounces, place IL in glass or bottle and let
II stand twenIy-four hours II on examination
II Is milky cloudy, IL there Is bricsS dust set
ting, or II small particles float about in it. your
kidneys are in need Of immediate attention.
Swamp-Root is pleasant 10 take and is used
ir the leading hospitals. recommended by ply
sicians n their private practice. and IS taken BY
doctors themselves who have kidney ailments
because they recognize IN IL the greatest and
most successful remedy for kidney liver and
bladder troubles.
The Washington times., 1905-11-21
Copyright. 1905. by C1inedlnst.
GEORGE B. CoRTELYoU,
The Postmaster General.

With a deficit for the fiscal year ended
June 30 last, OF over S14,500.O coo. Postmais-
ter General Cortelyou's estimates Of the
appropriations necessary to operate The
postal service during the year ending
June 80, 1907, recently submitted to ,hc
Secretary OF the Treasury. carry a
total sum OF S193, ,OOO. 900. an increase ovtr
the appropriations for the current year
Of about 81, ,O00. 600.
The annual increase of expense repre-
sents the normal growth OF the service.
Mr. aCortelyou says. and each succet D.
ing year sees a large increase ia tie
business OF the department
The Washington times., 1905-11-21
NUPTIALS
A BRILLIANT EVENT
Continued from First Page.)

visiting coat and black hat; Mrs. War
der, black velvet. and Miss Warder, tan
cloth.
Among the relatives OF Secretary
Hitchcock who came TO attend the
wedding were Mr. and Mrs. NJ Dwight
Collier Miss Georgette Collier. Mr.. and
Mrs. George G Hitchcock, Mr. and Mrs.
Bell, Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Sewali, and
Mr. and Mrs. Pope Yeatman.
Lieutenant Commander Sims relatives
included Mrs. A w. Sims, Miss Louisa
James Newlin and four children. Mrs.
John Sims. Miss Janet Sims, Miss
Marion Sims, Mr. and Mrs; Charles
Bessie Forbes, William Forbes, Mr..
and Mrs. Murray Forbes. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Forbes, and Miss Adelaide Clark.
The residence Of Secretary and Mrs
Hitchcock in X street took on a gala
appearance for the wedding breakfast
which followed In the drawing room
where Commander and Mrs. Sims stood
for congratulations, long strands OF as
paragus vines were festooned from floor
10 ceiling, where they were held in place
by punches of pink roses. Pink and
white roses were everywhere in evidence
the same idea OF drapery OF green being
carried out in the dining room which
prevailed in the drawing room. On the
brides table were white roses while
pink was the color used upon the other
boards.
At the Breakfast.
At the breakfast were President and
Mrs. Roosevelt. the Vice President and
Mrs. Fairbanks. all the members OF the
Cabinet. the bridal party. and the rela-
tives of both families who came on for
the event.
Lieutenant Commander ard Mrs. Sims
left the city this afternoon for their
wedding journey, and upon their return
TO Washington will take up their resi-
dence at the home Of Secretary and Mrs
Hitchcock until such time as their
apartment at StOneleigh Court Is ready
to receive them.
The Washington times., 1905-11-21

EDIT0ExAL EoTE-So successful in
even the most distressing cases OF kidney, live
prove its wonderful merits you may have sar
Information. both sent absolutely free by mail
thousands upon thousands OF testimonial letter
cured The value and success OF swamp Root
are advised to send for q sample bottle. In ser
& Co, Binghamton. N Y, be sure to say you
Washington Daily Times. The propr1etors OF
ness of this offer.
The Washington times., 1905-11-21
ALLEN RESIGNED
FROM OLD DESIRE
Says LOOmis Had Nothing
to Do With His Going.
RESIGNATION ONCE REFUSED
Admits He and Former Assistant Sec
retaTy Did Net Agree Well in
Harness.
Somebody at The State Department has

Somebody at the State Department has
been undiplOmatic.
This is the opinion in the Office Of
Andrew II. Allen. chief of the Bureau
OF Rolls and Library. who has esigned
his position and has had it accepted by
the Secretary Of State. &c take effect
December .
This viii terminate a long career OF
usefulness and high service in the de-
partmvnt ON the part OF Mr. Allen.
Yesterday ana this morning, several
papers published stories ABOUT Mr. Al
lens resignation. one limiting that ne
had been forced 10 resign his position.
and the other asking boldly whether
Loomis was behind the move 10 compel
air Allen TO leave the department 5
service
The Washington times., 1905-11-21
Needed for -Four Things.

The principal Items In the increase are
the rural delivery service, railway mail
service, compensation tc postnsasters
and their clerks. and the compensation
Of letter carriers.
For the maintenance of the rural de-
livery service and its proper extension,
over -, co.. 900 will be required. This is
an increase of 50, 10000 over the appro-
priation for the current year, which is
over So, 10000 more than that of last, so
that the present estimate Is 81, 400 900 less
than the Increase Of the present over the
preceding year.
The estimates for the railway mail
service and railway mail transportation
call for an increase or aDout SS,6oo,oOo
over the current appropriation
The Washington times., 1905-11-21
Iswamp-ROOt Is pleasant 70 taks.l

II you are already convinced
that Swamp-Root Is what you
need. you can purchase the
regular f1fty-cent and one-dof-
lar size bottles st the drug stores
eVeryW here. Don't make any
mistake, but remember the
name, Swamp-Root, Dr. Kl-
mer's s Swamp-Root. and the sd-
dress. Binghamton. n. T. on
every bottle.
The Washington times., 1905-11-21
EmploYes Demand More.

To provide for the compensation OF
postnasters and clerks IN postoficss. an
increase of nearly 81 100000 VIII be nee
essary for the coming year. For the
compensation of city letter carriers, az
Increase Of more than sS00.00O will be
needed. which is sl46.000 less than the
increase of the appropriation for the
present year over that for the preceding
year.
That the extension of the pneumatic
tube service is contemplated Is shown BY
the fact that the estimates carries So, ,0oo
more than the current appropriation
The Washington times., 1905-11-21

5wamp-ROot in promptly curing
r, or bladder troubles, that to
1&e bottle and a book OF valuable
The book contains many OF the
: received from men and women
Is SO well known that cur readers
ding your address to DR.. Ktlmer
read this generous offer IN The
his paper guarantee the genuine
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-12
News from Toxic.

1eko, Jan. l0.-1O;30 a. m.--Gener.
a Nogi reported additional prisoners
tar as follows.
tfalor General Snikitin and Major
fal Bale and Rear Admiral Wiz
Iae paiTOled. besides General stoes.
include Major General Ries. Ma.
Kostlukow and Rear Admirals
tee OuktOmsky, Gregoroyltch and
ilish and Engineer 10 Chief
Ihay navy department says that THE
sct covered with submarine mines
az radius of 60 miles outside OF
Arthur II reported the destruc-
and explosion Of ls5 Of these
ic % date
Fh a4d.uOuG survivors f0f TIE
iIe expedition found were started
ear The entrance % ne Port Az.
hsrboE They have been trans
i % che JaPanese
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-12
GERMANY is FACING
BIG COAL STRIKE
Nearly 100000 Miners Likely
To Quit Their Jobs.
oNLY wssNa suppLY ON AANu

Mine Owners Claim They Came,
Agree to the Demands Of the Miners
May stop the Wheels Of Industry
Throughout Empire.
Cologne. Germany. Jan. tt,-Both
the miners and mine owners through
out tho Rheulsh and Westphallan dis
triets are preparing FOR general
strike. SO far only 10000 out OF o
total OF 100000 men concerned have
gone out
Tho mino proprIotors began to re-
rejecting requests yesterday and as
soon as their replles are received tho
miners, according 20 their previous
decision do not so 70 work when
II Is time toT their next shift The
employers under the law fixing trade
relations between employer and em.
ploye are notifying the minors TO re'
turn 10 work or bo discharged WITH
the loss OF SIX days wages
The miners at seven In the Dort
muud mines won't ont today The
propriotors aairm that they are unable
20 agree to the demands to Include
the time Of soIng 10 aud returning
from the shafts 10 thc WACO period
nor can they make expensive alter
at.ona Iu declining the mines because
tho o0nors claim Germany would,
thereby lose hef position ~ the iulet
national competitive neid both N coal
Itself and IN manufactures by che use
OF coal Some nroprlctora aver thai
tho economic equilibrium rs So tell
cate that the whole inddalflal Fabric
Of Germany can be- dltarfauRed by
charging moro for coat than hereto
fore. while others mBinlkln that Ger
many could Hot Ca The case of a obangu
ia che price compete vlgb Gao Belgian
and French producers Only a weeks
supply of coal lt Is fuiaes asserted,
ia 100 store
Tho matter "a osus'Bg a tremendous
discussion 90 tho press. most 81 tho
newspapers OF Cologne. Frankfurt
DaossoldorU and Essen setting forth
tho mine owners position while lha
Socialist periodical proeIalms that
social var % beglanlog
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-12
roLleE eLeAa ug MYsTGaY.
Men csnfsss Thsy Robbed Car o. 8lt
YER Bulilon.

Men csnfsss Tbsy Robbed Car o. 8lt
vtr BuiiIon.
East go louis ill Oar lI I Bth8
arrest and eonteasion ~ william Bur
r0aehs. George Rodgers and William
Mal0ra tho police have Cleared ug
me mystery surrounding the robbery
0f q bonded car. lu he form.natl
yards % t2t89o worth Of silver bul.
Hon consigned from che % paso 8melt
iug company 30 the uaitef states mlgf
az Philadelphia moro tban a moaih
ago. The men afe iaambiers
Part % iris bullion Was recovered
me lay after che theft. bit the 80
maiadsr Is sow supposed 40 have been
used To- lead foundry having beah
sold AZ enc cent 4 pound 90 mislass
foF bassF metal
Fs BsfEaum. e laak 1ss'er Ia 81
Louis hss beer sFf tsd charged With
fecslF.rE sl9isn PROPERTY Efforts frs
a9v be'aE made ~ trace rhe bullion
which ihs laah aeaisg says ~ baadlaf
fgr 'ssd
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-12
CHEAP RATES TO CONVENTIONS
Railroads Grant Reduction IN Fare for
Cotton Grower Meeting

Railroads Grant Reduction IN Fare for
Cotton Growers Meeting.
New Orleans. Jan 1.-THE South.
eastern Passenger association has Just
notified the New Orleans Progressive
Union that a rare Of ono fare for the
round trip plus 20 cents has been au-
thorIzed by an Interested lines for the
convention OF the Southern Cotton
Growers Protective association which
meets IN New Orleans Jan q. 20 and
&C.
President Harvie Jordan anticipates
large gathering Of southern cotton
growers. bankers. merchants and mill
men when plans wili be devised f0f
warehouslhg and holding c0.ton for
higher prices
TIE Waco plan Is one Which o. en-.
Eagips the attention % ~ aa tho meth.
% wilI be feature program Of dis
evasion
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-12
news FROM FAR
EASTERN CONFLICT
sian Paper Wants War To
Continue Until They Win.
kAlsER OEcoRArEs GENERALS

esnsraI Nosl Reports Additional Prls-
Els Of War to His Government.
japs Destroying Mines In Port Ar.
fhUr HarbOr Put There by Russians.
$50 Petersburg. Jan. 1.-THE Russ
q1y confirms the Paris Temps report
Yesterday that the first division of
he third Pacific squadron viii leave
hau at the end Of January and will
consist Of the warships Admiral Sen
3aVon, General Admiral Apraxin, Ad-
misal oushatoff and Sylis l, the cruiser
| Yiadlmar Monomach and several tor
psd7 boat destroyers, and torpedo
sat
ln lengthy review Of the military
|laation the Noyoe Yremya urged the
aiate reinforcement of Yladlvo-
FOX ihe island OF Sakhalin and Kan
chat The paper says
Inere is little probability Of the
aN slams being caught as unprepared
9t flaaiyostok, as az Port Arthur, but
be moral responsibility rests on the
oFeEnment to see that nothing in the
of defensive preparation Is over
Sakhslin and Kamohatka are
harder to defend and have scan
population, but are both rich In
n'lal and other resources, and are
especially inviting to the japanese for
1orlal expansion
oiinuing. the Novoe Vremya
pola out that Il is possible to send
olercements and supplies tc SAX
d4Ii1 and Kamcratka wEife the ice
Independent OF sea power. and
hat this should be done az once.
TQnching on the general peace talk
a ,Ae foreign press, the Noyoe Nrem.
Ya 1ammarizes the list Of OF Russian
geYtrses In the present war and asks
b possible TO consider the ques-
Won b peace without substantial Rus
Victories.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-12

Calmra Ian iI-Hahs Wrrtt a
uarfr Engfa5s1 ar
1 n ft af ttrcs
enc hrerrtr tlatar $50
rg.f sgE - ctaaet raal fr
i11E Mg aasenad has
ne WsE raFsrfs 80 s mF
rfT sever sesH 80 So asrft tr
g - a fr re
cal ~ $40 q ~ ~
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-12
WAR CLOUDS OVER BALKANS,
Turkey and Bulgaria May Clash in a
peadIY struanle.


Deadly Struggle.
London, Jan 1.-THE active prep
arations already reported TO have been
made both in Turkey and Bulgaria
for a possible war this year are fully
confirmed by a private letter received
IN London. from a minister accredited
to the Balkan courts,
This minister, who has just com
pleted a tour Of the Balkan capitals,
writes that the Turkish and Bulgarian
governments are entireIy prepared for
eyentuaIities. Large shipments OF
arms and ammunition have been made
and recruits from Asia Minor are arrly.
ing at Salonica for service IN the Turk
fish army,
The Bulgarian and Greek bands IN
Macedonia are increasing daily and
are fighting each other and the Turks.
This three-conered guerrilla warfare
threatens to assume the bloodiest
phase in the spring.
But" concludes the minister. cas-
to whether or not there will be real
war between Bulgaria and Turkey In
the spring, | am not prepared to say.
Unless certain powers think the time
Is opportune. war may be postponed
this year as last, but in any event
we are year nearer the Inevitable
conflict"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-12

newport Neua Jan Ii Becsuas
hs Eid faoe.heart. $500 Do short skirts.
attended q charch eaieTiainmenf Hith
aoothoT BOY Peter sgrafey NJ years
old procured a revolver and informed
several friends az the ehafch be uoui6
roi 81 alive IL ths m1rumg rtcu
De- Nelt CD Iat rerorg leaned against
TIE front door ard so. himself a ne
rfem1cl He proaatiT VII rot rc
soror sprausg s. bf9fhe Of Yer
sos s7ruel formerly principal ~ tts
Newport Nes uea s.tooi. uqa % re
Caivoaiy q, TIfgra
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-12

Kfo4Fi'e Tom i1a % This ely
a sspefaoelar l,4 mott extended snoE
i1s many feau tatt Thursday nlghl
ssor fen teaU.f and 81 taa continued
s' .nisFgal stree This mora.HE About
nftts e1eerai fh u9aa1 VITA
bteca ~ sffHiosai aoa tonight
aaslInF quite general igf tas art
ffua ID scans
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-12
COMMISSION ErsUNes ne WORK
Evidence conssfn.n1 North Sea Incl
dsrt viii &C. Heard

Evidence geneffnin1 N9fh eAa tnsf
dent viii ee Heard
Paris Jan 40 She International
tomml .oa 20 Inquire into ihs Nogib
a. incident resumed l's fclaio az
lho foreign office today
Admlrss Sou Gpaun fAutfnai aaq
Doubasson fRuwial we're present ths
latterF appointment uaa oGc.alif an.
naunceI ihut making permanent a.
mirti Kauaak0Ha retirement % &C.
count ~ mrss Admiral F0araigf
T9abret vas ahabiaoHsig CHOSEN
permanent president o. ite fghiru
of BIZ taseeh o. acceptance Admsai
Foureis sad be- bef ths commas
t.on aog.d be spsFed STA mf SANE
mofsrstoa au9 aisodm abIes infueoi
Eupsfef N.rtot aDd Klng E-0ar1
10 refer tha qas Ula fJ ErDHfauon
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-12
ANOY 90 ENos Ne LIFs.
Afbsr Ne had Killed His Brother JssGa
lie Takea Poison.

Afbsr Ne had Killed Hls Brother JesGa
lie Takes Poison,
Montgomery. Ala, Jan 1.-THE de-
tails Of tho killing Of Jesse Pope BY
his brother Andy Pope. az Midland
City, last week, and the suicide OF the
latter by taking strychnlne, show Eat
Andy was fully az himself Seture he
took the drug, aud did Il with every
faculty exercising lts funtlons,
After the shooting he went TO the
homo OF another brother and secured
the drug lie told the members OF
the household what he had done, and
that he was going TO take his own life.
They undertook to get che poison from
him. but stood them on with the pistol
he had used to Kan his brother
He then went back 70 whore the
shooting had taken place and assured
himself that Jesse was dead, and went
to his home. where ne informed hla
wife what had occurred anf Us
own determination to die, Sk plead
Cd with hIm. and tried 20 get to BIN
but no Kept her back and made her
prepare tho bed i1r him. Then D
told her 90 summon hor Reople which
she dld, ana "a soon as he sRw them
coming ne bwaliowed the drug sot into
bed aud was dead n 90 minutes
After taking the poison be told wSsi
ne wanted done Win bis property and
gave instructions about the care 90
bis family
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-12
WHO WILL GIT THE MONEY.
Treasure Found In New York Await
ina Lawful Owner.

fFNaaAle TWIN ~ WV WIN FNNfaie'
ing Lawful Owner,
New York, Jan. 11.-Who win get
the treasure said TO be valued at
$4,000, found in an old rusty iron
box under the site Of the old Macy
mansion. in the Bronx, is a question
that may put TO test some nice and
novel points OF law.
Contractor Meehan. who recently
purchased the land from the estate OF
the late Theodore + Macy stlll holds
the box In his possession, and does not
believe tho Macy heirs have any right
ful claim 10 rs contents have
gone far enough into the box. he said,
TO find that q contains moro than
100000. mostly Of gold money, Of va.
rious countries, and that there Is no
document or paper ga Is indicating that
it ever belonged 70 any Of che Macy
family n they can establiah a claim.
they can get Il. There S. nothing IN
the box with a date on q later than
The civil war
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-12

russ0 Co.o Jas ras grant
lsy asa gefuref 81 aea iud.e.m1sa
All ebuesF iuHa lH connection Hti
ghs fecsat e'eei.aH Several of faf
.ndictnfata ere against persona az
ready affrsfga Tte femaiaeef ore
aea'aF ~ mf.etef hefe'o
f-g8 Tbs sapa taga nst yes bfaa