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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-30

The Chicago Commercial association
delegation. representing one OF the larg-
est wholesale Orga mutations in the coun-
try, arrived in Salt Lake at 40 O'Clock
last night over the Oregon Short Line
from PocateIlo. and vas met Dy a com
mittee from the Commercial club The
visitors were at once taken 10 the Knuts-
ford. Later in the evening they were
guests at an Informal reception at the
Commercial club Headquarters. where
they were greeted by Governor Cutler.
Senator SmOOt. Mayor r. p. Morris. eS-
Governor Wells and Il score of other
prominent officials and business men Of
this city.
Those in the Chicago party are: John
H. Hardin, chairman J. r. Defebaugh
secretary. Ferdinand 4. ArmbruSter,
Frederick BOde, w. y. Haynie. Frank
Hibbard. W. +. Hypes. +. L Kimbark.
Games MacNeagh, John Mccarthy and
John q. MilIer-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-30
City Has Growing Palms,

The first view of the city obtained by
the visitors was on the trip up from the
o. S l. depot in a special open car. Those
who had been here before, numbering
about half a dozen. expressed surprise
at the Improvement the city had under
gone in the last few years.
Nothing seems to all Salt Lake right
now exclaimed one.
Nothing but growing pains - rejOined
another
The crowds and hustle on your streets
would do justice to Chicago said F. F.
Arm bruster- You know" he continued,
lit was this fact which struck me my
previous visit to Salt Lake The walks
and corners are always crowded
Others in the party commented on the
paved streets. others on the new, sub
stantiai buildings. There was every
where a bustling spirit to be perceived
Once APARTMENTS had been engaged at
the KnutSfOTd the Chicago men were
taken to the Commercial club.
The earlier part of the evening was
sCent in an exchange of views Ey the
visitors and their hosts as to conditions
in the west Later few eNtemporaneOus
addresses were made Among those who
spoke we're Governor Cutler. Who form
ally bade the guests welcome w >
Haynie. who responded in benaif of the
delegation: Ex-Governor Heber NJ. Wells,
Senator SmOOt, John w YerkeS, commits
sioner of internal revenue. a@d Fisher
Harris. manager of the Commercial club
]. E Defebaugh recited an original
poem entitled ogden" which follows:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-30

In the golf play the contestants ap-
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1905-09-11

". r. SMITH. PHEsiDNT
GEO. " BELLAMY, PHEsfDENT
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1905-09-11

From the best information OBJ
tainable at present we learn that
Democratic newspapers in Com
anche county, except one, are in
favor of the primary system, and
against the rotten convention
plan of selecting candidates for
county and district officers at the
next comfy convention. That
one is Lawton paper, of doubt
full political progeny and the
mouthpiece of the chairman of
the Democratic central committee
and other convention boosters
who dare not submit their names
to the vote In a primary. 1t is
hoped and we dare say that the
average voter of Comanche
county has intelligence enough
to steer clean off the trap now
being manipulated by the unjust
and unholy crew of dark lantern
grafters of doubtful political re-
cords who pose as Democrats,
and who by their methods and
actions say to the voters "We
are sit" and you fellows, for the
lack of intelligence, must stand
back and not monkey with the
machine,-Duncan Banner.
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1905-09-11
REPORT or THE CONDITION
or
THE BANK OF VERDEN

at Verden, in the Territory of okla
homa, at the close Of business Sept J.,
1905.
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1905-09-11

%. kREl1ZER. CAsHsER
o. = DIXON. Asst CASHIER.
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1905-09-11
Notice

First pub. Sept 7 last pub. Sept. 2l
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1905-09-11

CORRECT ATTEST
JAMES n. JONES,
II. b. JOHNSON
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1905-09-11
AND THE CAT CAME BACK

Last evening Mrs. Lillian M
Roberts returned from Colorado
Springs, Colo, where she has
been for month recruiting af-
ter a serious spell Of fever. She
is at her old post on the Demo-
crat after a two months absence
and the public will doubtless be
glad to hear this for the editor is
tired playing 'he poor game Of
everything from devil to news
gatherer
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1905-09-11

Flr some time the Democrat
mas been short of help in the
mechanical department and
found it impossible to properly
take care of its customers but
we are glad to say this trouble is
now over and we can turn out
work ''while you wait"
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1905-09-11

Robert lngersoll made the
average of life beautiful, he
placed man in "A boat with splen-
did riginS and launched it on a
summers sea. Sweet flowers,
grand music and good cheer
were provided as happy past.
time. Noble lessons of humanity
were taught, friendship, brother.
hood and the love of home were
daily practised. And 50 long as
the weather kept fair il was
pleasant enough to be with him.
But friends, he carried no life
lines, when your dear ones be-
came weary of the trip, dizzy
from the long ride and fell over.
board, no boats were lowered, ,
they were lost for eternity,
buried deep in the bosom of a
sea that never gives up its dead.
And then again he carried no
compass and no chart. No need.
le Of hope to guide the boat to
the magnetic harbor of God.
When the skies darken over
head and the waves leap high, no
ar of hope glistens for the pas
sengers on the golden shore of
eternity .-EX.
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1905-09-11
UTILIZATION NOTICE


The defendants win take notice that
they have been sued by the plaintiff
in the district Court OF Caddo county
Oklahoma Territory the object of
which action is TO quiet the title to
and exclude the defendants from ary
and all interests they may have or
claim in and to the following describ-
ed real estate, situated in said county
and Territory to-wit; The n W Of
Section 2s In Township & Norlh,
Range West Of The Indian Meredian.
And unless the defendants appear
on or before the 10Th day of October
A. d. 1905, aud file with the clerk Of
said court their answer or otherwise
plead to the plaintiffs petition on file
in SAID cause, said petition will be
taken as true and judgement will be
rendered accordingly quieting the
tie to said land and excluding the de.
PENDANTS from any and all InIerst
they may have or claim therein.
Witness my hand and the sea- of
said District Court, this 3lst Gay OF
August, A. d, 1905.
N. r., SISSON,
Clerk District Court.
(SEAL)
By GUY II GlLLETT
a. j, MORRIS, Attorney,
Tor Plairtii
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1905-09-11

An exchange says a local
merchant asked the editor 20
roast the city administration fc
letting an itinerant peddler come
in there and undersell him ca
goods. This is what the edit r
wrote:
"City Dads, YOU will hereb!
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1905-09-11
ADVERTISING RATE CARD

DAILY. single Insertion colum or less l5c
per inch
single Insertion one TO two columns
i2Mc pcr'uch
single insertion fourth 10 hall page
l2c yer inch
Nng.e insertion page or more zoe
per inch
Reasonable discount for time contracts
DAILY Reading locals, 10 Insertions 5c
perline
Reading locas3 TO o Insertions &c
per line per Insertion.
OF more insertions &c per line per
per Insertion
Reading locals monthly contracts 2c
per line per insertion
ABSOLUTELY NO REDUCTION MADE TO
FOREIGN ADVERTISERS
WEEKLY. Display advertising DC per inch
per Insertion No discount on less than
quarter page space and on time contracts.
Weekly reading locals &c per line straight
Hack face type 10 Ierlils
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1905-09-11

take notice that YOU are roasted
for permitting peddlers to sell
goods here. The merchant for
whom we do this favor has his
Job work done in Chicago.
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1905-09-11

The Big Bankrupt Sale
is in full Blast at the
Bankrupt Store. IS g.
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1905-09-11

ANY erroneous reflection upon the
character, standing or reputation ot
any person, firm or corporation which
may appear n the columns OF the
Democrat will be gladly corrected
dpon its being brought 20 the at
tention OF the management. If
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1905-09-11

ln the District Court of Caddo
County, Oklahoma, Territory Seventh
Judicial District.
Thomas L. Bailey,
Plaintiff
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1905-09-11

l.. NJ Fall, }. T.. Smith, A. Brad.
bridge, NJ. L. McAllely w. S Elkins,
Ed L. Damn, w. S. Page and J, d
Dent (,
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1905-09-11
o FrcIAL PAPER OF THE CITY OF ANA
DARiSC AND CADDo COUNTY.
srnscRIprloN RATrs-pAnY

Entered 40 o.. rostoiiice at Ana
darko. OkIanoo.a, 49, -econd-class mail
matter.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-15
sltua,Ion b 81. Peterssura.

81. Petersburg. March l3.-5:i5 pm.
Emperor Nicholas has summoned a
war council for tomorrow. az which
the whole situation will be considered.
The announcement made Ia the
name Of the government IN the face
Of the overwhelming disaster suffered
hy General Kuropatkln that fresh
army would be raised and the war
proceed and the naughty attitude as
sumed by Japan may. after an. BE- sim
ply sparrlng Tor position, which S.
the prelude 70 peace.
So far a. Che public here Is con
cerned. peace IS Tie oaly thing thought
of the sentiment being that u tip.o-
macy can uow bring ne warning pow
ers into negotiation peace WI follow
Many dIplomatis,s bolevc thar terms
accepitble 20 both are Day possible
on che tas.s o.. oi Ordinary peace.
81 more ln the nature of aianc
which would distinctly Geane and
rnafautee ths positions o, tls respce
die pcwcrs 10 the Ear EaFl in the Co.
far his certain. however thar Rrs
80 as SEA bias made no move HerF
coalus.oa ail relgHs in tne h.shCr c'r
cies fud he emperor has no' yet o.
c.aed nat De- musi ylelf
somf of tae emprrcrs adtlfers To-
tIr hat the government is Irefoca-
h'y c1nmttel 60 the Ear iha' f
would De- harJe 20 STOP than 90 go on.
and ,aat lf tte var 81 .nfeaa.tc.g fo
lsnrsa. Che aaarcai resources oi pa.
pan orc sure t0 be ezhausfet he.ers
Rn Ass utE RHaa pr
abroad Org gaub'y eons q
herds Zoe snct Toe s.igaion =. go
dissiala 90 taat uhich pr-1a.i'a
the enc ~ the crmcan Har 80
Net1as .raE aitln treaa 81
- H m trn
a-.4.a.l..s .,...-t
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-15
naItIe 80 al hlasnra.ear.

Port Luis Island OF Maurltlus.
alarcb 1.-THE squadron commanded
by Vice Admiral Rojesycnsky was
still at Nossl De Island. on the north
coast OF the Island Of Madagascar.
when the Messag rs maritime am.
or Oxus passed there March 4. Il IS
understood that Rcjeslvensky intend
ed 20 remain al Nossl De until tAe
end Of April The crews o. tae Rus.
sian ships we're drilling night ard las
and frequently engaged Ia firing prac.
tice
There Is no CONTINUATION OF the ru.
mors current at Tamatave Madagas-
car 10 The effect that the Russians
have Dor sht a small island IN the in.
dian oceaa 70 serve as naval base.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-15

taiuable. The effect on the Internal
situation OF either alternative viii
probably goyedn the final decision,
The practical difficulties not only In
getting new army to the front, but
in actually mobilizing It, are apprecl.
ated even at the war Office, where
many officers reluctantly declare 81 as
idle to hope for victory under the pres.
ent circumstances. Another general
mobilization might set the country in
flames. AT home the elements which
are trying TO force the emperor's hani
would employ either horn Of the al
lemma selected, whether peace or con
tinuation of the war TO press for the
granting OF constitution They dc
clare the government Is now IN a cor
ner from which there is no escape
without the support of the people
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-15
STRIKE SITUATION IN GOTHAM.
While Strike Is Called OF, stllI the
Cars Are Running lrreaularly.

New York. March 1l.-That the con,
ditions are resulting on the strike on
the Interborough Rapid Transit com.
panys lines has not been adjusted
which was plainly apparent today
Although the strikers were rcpudiat
ed by their national organizations ana
even advised by their local officers &c
make an effort TO gel back their cid
places and the lnterborough company
had announced thot the eject OF the
strike had passed the schedules were
more irregular and inadequate today
than at any time since last Thursday.
Even IN che subway, where the com.
pany concentrated nearly its entire
Efforts for several days for perfectins
q force of operatives from among the
s,rIke-breakcrs and where everything
appeared TO be approaching normal
basis last week. me service today was
far from satisfactory Trains were
operated Ia fairly large numbers, but
at reduced speed
All trains wire greatly uNefcloNu
ed. Il was on the elevated lines that
the conditions were al their worst
however. The Ninth and Sixth avenue
lines on the wost side, watch were
making fairly sood time last week
were operated today apparently with
great difficulty
As far uptown as One hundred and
Sixteenth street thc cars became
crowded, and repetition % last
weeks scenes OF packed trains, PEG
pie unable TO set aboard and men
climbing 20 The roofs, were repeated
Even during the rush hours from i5
20 30 minutes would pass between
trains
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-15

Lexington, Ky March H. senator
Alexander iiargis aud aIs brother
County Judro James liarEis ~ the
county of Breath we're brought here
today by a special baIun and placed ln
lalI E0h prisoners were taken into
tbe la.i office and moi locked up pcnd
lug steps % be- taken BY their aitof
no3s for securing ball 80 Callahan
aad Eiheft Harris were nos eiib the
parry Elber s af Hreatbltf. hawus
roao ro rbe cluaty ,G teH tlt moth
fr g1o4by hn9 .t VS. sald taHi he d.d
no eef hack Iu Time 90 catch zoe
ua'H E Caliahau % ~ homo saf
ffrIbg from pueuHpaia Calahau vac
indicted sos me mHfaef OF Jamas
CorDnH
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-15

Nne fola Hreb ga At exercises
held u the Academy of Hm.c ia
memory ~ Robert Emmett fhe iraa
paif'0f resolutions feH9me.Hs ths
Ienf aere adopted tIh greet ehihu
.asm "Wr etiafa .1 ihr E0fera
meaf ana people of Rl. aid iho
ruoafnaa our b.t'e.t sympathy n
fbe s'rugr.s mos a n1H canning oa
lh Eaeaads t'.Y lapar f9r aa
nru-a. rgat ~ nsaot.0H to tle sfa
ffon Ht'ca rh1 htFe feer hagrea 90
q saafr ue sF aFagt
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-15
TRAINS COLLIDE N COLORADO.
No Person Killed. Bui Ten Are lniuree
Some Seriously

No Person Killed But Ten Are injured
Some seriously.
Colorado Springs Cole Mafch ~
Missouri Pacific passenger train so
TO- south bound raining Oh the bon
yer and Rio Orande. colIIded aiih the
Deugeg and RIO Gfande paatugef
train SO. g. north b1ubG 81 Fountain
- mites south % here. sod 90 prnoaf
we're uiured The mos' tersaEay .a
lurfd are
Conductor LF. cule ron ~ the 90.
.ne carr MAS Dec
chul 81 R.chardsoa ~ rHca.oa
S.
sos MfhHu.f0a.
Tala So. vas hfst l1 from
the .1Hh erd ~ the nG. pes to All
oa So 90 fo pas aaI Uiofa % raaf|
make lhe ma.n Hae. $50 % crashed ia
10 he G.n.ss oaE oFeuHr.HF % 90
eetbfr eIfa i0aart p'f
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-15

St Petersburg, March l3.--1;80 p
Mo further Russian news was re.
ceiyed from the front this morning but
the magnitude Of the catastrophe Is
now apparent to all here Where the
curtain has been slightly lifted the pic
ture of the awful retreat makes the
flesh creep. recalling the scenes depict
cd In Tolstors "War and Peace" OF
Zola's lie Debacle"
The war office admits that even the
remnants OF the army are still IN dan.
ger Field Marshal Oyama holds a
magnificent strategic position It IS
reported that the Japanese thanking
columns are In touch about Tie Pass
and that there may be a Sedan there.
No adequatS estimate o. the losses
has been furnished. but with the units
captured on the left unaccuunted for
the killed or wounded already total
$4,000 The war Office does NOT EVEN
know accurately what un"s were cap
tured.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-15

NrF ToH Wafrh 10 Mn M.re
loe Julara eeafbJ resident 1i
Joseph $50 has uoI1ed fhe Bfo0EIga
5o.ief tlat 90 ass been fg1ued Uf ag.
rnr VALUED 81 $500 briae faia
ats paptrs ar9 sons cash on 4
Hrlf0n beaeb ifa.a TO- nbbr
oreuue1 ahHe tae aas farlne be-
esntthalrea "a a. escungn ~ ile
t
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-15
JAPANESE PURSUING
The RUSSIAN ARMY
Victorious Army Unable To
Court Prisoners Taken.
WILL RECALL osN. KuRoPArKIN

II Is Highly lmprosably that the Rus.
SLAMS Can Escape Even With Cor
porars cuard-RussIan Capital Is
In Gloom.
Toxic, March 10. II a. m.-Army
headquarters makes the following an.
nouneement:
All our forces have advanced north.
pursuing the enemy in all directions
and inhicting heavy damage, and they
have defeated the enemy who attempt.
ed resistance at various places
Our forces have completely cleared
the enemy out of the district 20 miles
north of Mukden, and on sunday were
still pursuing them.
The Russians abandoned countless
carts of supplies and ammunition in
the district for 10 miles from the vi
cinity OF Ksolintun, south Of Chiulikot.
"a, west Of the railway and l6 miles
north of Mnkden.
No time has yet been had to count
the men
One Of the colors captured belonged
20 the lG2nd regiment from the wilma
district, which had been engaged In
three previous wars
f. Our Slnmintln garrison mas arrested
a paroled Russian officer from Port
Arthur who broke his narole at Shang
hal and proceeded 70 sinmlutin.
Additional stores intended for the
Russians have been seized at Sin
mintin
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-15
BODY OF SENATOR
BATE LAID TO REST
Impressive Ceremonies Held In
Legislative Hall.
$1,000 People vew The REMAINS
The Residents Of Tennessee Pay Their
las, Respects to the Dead states
man-Prominent Tennea.esans Want
To Be Senator.
To Be Senator

Nashville, Teunu MARCIA No. Impges.
slye though simple services were held
over the remains OF the late uultod
States senator William Bumage Bate
IN che hall o. he hous eof representa-.
tlves at The state capitol ot o'clock
this afternoon participated Ia 10y the
legislature supreme court state uta
clals United Confederate blvuuaCs and
the state guard The religious ser,
vices were conducted by Rev D. {.
Kelly who was colonel under Gen.
eral n y Forrest and pr Lonsms
Burroughs, a confederate veteran.
The body OF the distinguished sol.
der aud statesman lay IN state al the
capitol all day SUNDAY, covered by a
bullet torn dag OF che Lost Cause and
was viewed By mlly $4,000 people
among The number being hundreds OF
the gtnerare old eonraces % arms,
aud many negroes whu held the de
ceased Ia thu hlghesl esteem
After the ceremonies at the capitol,
the body of The ate senator VIA tAk.
cn lu che Mount OlIvet cemetery. ao
compauicd by q military escort. con.
Status ot confederate veterans ANA
The stete guard aud Inferred
The following congressional party
accompanied senator Bates remains
from Washington
Senators Rednold Proctor Of Yer
mont I0n Vs. nanltL pi Virginia.
- " Pettus OF Alabama Scott. %
west Virginia. leo t. overman of
North Carolina aud y S. Carmack.
of reuueAae Representatives n. w
Sims john 4 Gaines l.. padFclt
John Moon. " = liruwnlow AND
Lloyd. Of Missouri
OTHERS VI the Washington party ATE
Major General Clay G0odloe. OF ths
United States marine corps. George D.
Evans and y W Layton. assistant soc
geant % arms
The legislature VIII vote for q snc
eeasor for me late Senator Bate on me
2ist instant
30 far only three men afe mentioned
Ia che race Governor Frazier. ex00V
ornor McAliln and Ex-Governor Rob
eFt L. Taylor ST. McAitlln has not
yet announced h.s candidacy boat Il h
a foregpno conclusion char be viii be-
ga The hgbt
d Il The opinion ~ those best In
formed that Governor Frazier has the
best VI me contest thus far
Petitions are being circulated in sev
ersi counties "a ibis state protesting
against Governor Frazier entering the
race 90 succeed the late General Bate
in the un.lfd siatss senate.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-15
VENEZUELA NAY
Have REVOLUTION
Cam Filibuste-ing Expeditions
Are Being Organized.
eoLLr3TlNo ~ IN oOTAAM
Il Is Gsportsa taat Headquarters Of
FHlbusters Arc IN Philadelphia.
veaszuela May Ask UoIsed States 70
t,ake an Investigation.

washington, March 1.-THE state
department has not yet been informed
OF the reported oisanizauon in Phla
delphla OF hllbrstering expedition
directed against Yeneuzusia
Il has had reports from It's agents
in the West Indies Of more or less
strength towards tht beginning OF a
revolution against President Castro's
government, but these were an traced
to Venezuelan refugees driven out
OF their country by Castro, who had
taken up their residence IN some OF
The nearby West indian isalnds await.
ing an opportunity 10 rc-enter Vencz.
uela under cover OF revolutionary
uprislngFThe fret iutlmation that this
movement had found any reflex Ia TIE
United States was the arrival in this
country several weeks ago OF Senior
Andrea who openly proclaimed him.
sell the agent OF a revolutionary iunta
having headquarters a. Willemstadt.
on the island Of Curacao only forty
miles distant from The coast Of venez.
uCla The state department took mo-
notice Of Senior Andrea's uiteances.
and although he islreported have aii
he was coming 10 Wpsh'ugton TO ask
the authurotles 10 allow ihe revolution
lists a free hand he never made his ap.
pearanee here so far as - knovn n
was presumed that he was engaged 10
trying TO collect funds In New York
and purchase arrs h.s movements
became mattcr of great interest 20
Che Venezuelan Representatives here
However. "a yhav made no complaint
10 the state department ald tbe au.
thorties here point out that Il cyl
dences 81 the otganzat;ou Of a ni.
clustering expedition n Philadelphia
where they have bten discovered. it
is only necessary 10 lodge complaint
with the local district attorney and
produce proofs when ne courts mas
be depended upon to deal with ths
case.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-15

Dresden Tenn March lf In o
Fhooi'ug anuy uiih pistols a L5nn
u.'e ~ iine ioEn 70 tbe nouasrn
ponga 0i Weatty county neu See
Cla.n. asl 81 eas IHHaniiy kn.eG ia
lptp Caster uh1 'n tT.a ea, kf'led by
Waiter hccaIa ~ D Geo There
ere 60 pan'ifu.aft A. Itt aa fa ahaf
fae u0gbie va aaoal
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-15

washington March li.-Minlster
Griscom has cabled the s,ate depart
ment from Toxic usser yesterdays
date as follows:
"Ofieiel reports Japanese army
captured 10000 prisoners on the nth"
Another ofiielal report dated today
from Toxic reads:
Russian losses over $4,000: 10000
prisoners; 2G,5OO dead on the ield, and
about $4,000 casualties"