davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-02

100. which is a conservative estimate.
The rioting in Poland will largely
AFFECT the economic situation The
factories at Warsaw. Lodz. Petrokon
and other industrial centers iu Poland
have been compelled 70 gradually re.
duce their output and decrease their
aorklng forces since the outbreak Of
the war. which has almost entirely
closed the siberian and Mauchurian
markets. The result has been that
thousands OF workmen have been
thrown out OF employment Tor many
months. furnishing a horde OF hungry.
dissatisfied. desperate men among
whom when the news from So Peters'
burg produced au outburt Of riots
aud iucendiary spFlt @ iearei
that a large proportion OF these thou.
sands may be utilized by ihe revo.n'
tiouary organizations iu Poland which
is ske hot5ed Of Socialism and the
movement may develop a sturdy char
actrr though there Is int.cat0a ~ q
cooperation ~ tae Intelligent GLASSES
81 TIE Polish population which ere
averse 90 revolutionary m0ssmeat
The Nasharalla. a LIBERAL newspaper
~ SO Peter hare which haa received
) second uarnluE fr0u Governor Ger
erai TrePod r moderate l1lc raises
he legal po.nt .n connection Win ths
nrnr of Jan q ,hat zoe 'aa requires
he police to cVhaast al means fo pre-
serve orle- before calling en nc
troop ari ere Nastarailr c.a.as tha'
fhls aas TO, done before ne military
hesan frrE
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-02

CsraBafi fsb lbs pay
r0sn la q loe1l fhfate aeated the
APPEARANCE ~ Mamie FaYbafs o con
rsr Ginger sae mfhff olt Of tff
srssaInr roam. Twins '0teh a6a Geo
khHsfiar ihioaga Ite taafar Sever
a. uea TIRES ihe.r cat offr Dog aHt
bbekrI ~ aafer has paft.af o1f
fhs samss bgf ere rhErf burned tpm
ksas 20 fa0t sa9 uEefiag horla.g s
eUng fn q hasD.fai today onlf go
promgt aftloa ~ mfa la enc tacatff
gfrraaief fanEegrt rsa.f
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-02
vARDAmAN coMMENos TERRELL
Likes ATTITUDES Of eeorsla's Governor
Bearing on Negro Troops.

Jackson, Miss, Feb 1,--Goveruor
Vardaman sent the following telegram
TO Governor Terrell. Of Georgia.
Permit me to congratulate the
white people oG Georgia upon the char.
acter OF their chief executive and to
commend YOU. mydear sir, most heart.
lily for your conduct in refusing to
allow the state OF Georgia to be dis.
honored by being represented at the
inauguration OF the president by a ne.
gro military company,
'"rhls act will bring down upon your
devoted head the seyerest condemna-
ton of the negrophlles OF the north,
the office.bribed referees OF the south
and few broadmlnded and patriotic
ofiice-holders and political creatures OF
both sections, but nlne.tenths of the
decent, liberty.lovlng, s0lf.respectIng
white people OF the south commend
your act,
II thank God that few OF the faith,
ful old guard are with us still; south
ern gentlemen in authority who cannot
be brlbed with federal patronage or
debauched with presidential Aattery
(Signed James X. Vardaman,"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-02
kILLrp HIS FArAsR.
Young Man Protects Mother At an
Awful Cost.

Young Man Protects Mother at an
Awful Cost
cambridge. Ca. Feb i-In order
70 protect bis mother from the attack
u hls father. Who. while Ia an lntox,
lcated condition was attempting 70
take her iife with a knife Julian Lam.
bert shot and killed hl father. John
D. Lambert, In this cts
Young Lambert had been here only
a fep weeks. being employed in ne
Office d TIE Georgia. Fior.da aud Al.
nbama foad iio vas a qulet. ReIi-be.
hafed Young man and made q eood
Impression upon the people of this
city
The cor0nsrs iury brought ln q yer.
dlei 81 lustlaabis homicide and yoaug
lAmbtrt vas discharged TIE body
% Lambert was shlpsa TO Augusta
for lnserment
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-02

foundation. Even his friends declare
the rumor absurd The expectation
is that he will be released in few
weeks.
He was a member of the deputation
Of editors aud literary men who called
on NJ. Witte, president of the commit.
tee Of ministers, Jan. 81, all Of whom
were arrested, but several OF whom
have already been released. The only
charge against Gorky is that he was
a member of the committee of three,
which was appointed to collect funds
for the strikers
The Associated Press Is informed
on exceedingly high authority that
the chances of the government meet.
ing the present situation by granting
sort OF zsmskyzabor told Russian
land parliament is growing hourly
brighter
In the opinion Of many Liberals the
creation OF such a body made up OF
representatives of all classes. which
could, like the old states general Of
France. voice the needs and grievances
of the people without intermediates
directly with the sovereign, would raj
" 10 the governments support all tina
Conservative and Liberal elements
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-02

Birmingham Ala rob ~
Johnson negro alleged murderer ana
criminal asasliant 0f sliss Bells
nlo8dr0rfh Of Decatur Ala o. SAT-
ur1aY night q ueak ago. has been cap
fBred az warrior and placed 10 tAg
Jefferson c9uuty iaii Co. deaies haN
ing been in Dacaiur ~ al ana stoutly
aasenr hla innocence Decatur par
us aIl be- sent here 20 Identity the
man
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-02
LARoE soDy OF woRkMEN.
Organized In New York City with an
Aggregate Membership Of $4,000.

Organized In New York City with an
Aggregate Membership Of $4,000,
New York, Feb THE larges,
central body Of building trades ever
organized IN this city, the Associated
Building Trades. has effected perma.
nent organization. Il contains ~
unions. directly engaged In the build.
lug trades with an aggregate member
ship Of $4,000, and Is a much strong.
or body tina neveu the old board Of
building trades, OF which Sam PARKS
vas president
Arbitration difficulties are provided
for by The constitution which states
that strikes viii be a last resort with
IN week a COMMITTEE evil be ap.
pointed to wait on The building tradei
employers association aud demand a
conference 10 end the present lock.
out aud enter lut0 a Joint conference.
which may be held of representatives
OF unions and employers 10 formulate
new arbitrary agreement
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-02
FIGHTING CONTINUES
IN THE FAR EAST
Japanese Are Repulsed BY Gen.
eral Kuropatkin's Army.
JAPs CAPTURE BRITISH VESSEL

Mikado's Men Are Distributing Letters
Among Russians Telling Them Of the
Riots in ST. Petersburg and Other
cltIes--other Far East News,
Mukden Jan. SO,--Delayed In Trans
mission This morning tho japanese
advanced on the Russian left, drOvs
In the cavalry screen and lombard
ed The outlying hills Tho Russians
moved up reintorCements, Tepulsed
the Japanese and drove tRem out Of
the village they had occupied.
Constant streams of wounded men
are arriving from the right flank Ia
Guiding Lieutenant General Mistchen
ko who Is In excellent spirits aud Il
receiving visitors According to the
Official army organ the wounded mum.
her $500 The cold Is intense aud
tho condition OF tho wounded causes
the greatest anxiety. because OF the
exposure OF their wounds to tho frost
induces gangrenb. Preventive pre-
cautions have been taken, but tho
wounded are suffering the greatest
pain.
Tho japanese are taking good care
20 soc that the Russian rank and hio
are not left uniformed regarding tha
disturbances IN Russia They are car.
rylng on a regular campaign 70
spread sedition and encouragement
among the troops Letters are daily
thrown within tho onusIan lines de-
clarlug that an Russia Is anamo with
riot and revolt arguing that the sold
dler5 are aheddlng their blood 10 vain.
and calling on them 90 surrender 90
desert The soldiers eagerly read
and discuss these communication,
especially accounts Of the events az
81 Petersburg IAN 81 The sincere
hope ID expressed on all sides that tho
Russian nation VIII forego Internal
differences and uot play into The hands
Of the Japanoae
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-02
SITUATION SERIOUS
IN POLAND RUSSIA
Warsaw and Other Cities Still
Having Labor Riots.
soRkY WILL NOT De HANGED

RumOrs that the Great Russian Au.
thor viii Be Punished for High Urea.
son Unfoundsd--It Is Estimated
that 100 Have Been Killed.
st, Petersburg, Jan. S1,-2;45 PM
The latest reports from Warsaw de.
pict the situation throughout Poland
IS increasingly serious. Minor col.
ilsions between the troops and police
md the populace continue to swell the
lumber Of dead.
Railroads and industries are com.
pletely at a standstill and the pres.
ence OF thousands of idle workmen
Nho have been out of employment
Cor months, and are starving and des.
perate, adds factor Of the greatest
hanger which is not present to the
same extent in St. Petersburg where
the government orders for war pur.
poses have kept the factories busy.
The American vice consul at War.
saw. Witold Fouchas, telegraphs that
many stories, chiefly Russian have
been plllaged by mobs, and that the
factories. without exception, are now
closed. A general strike is in effect,
Those who are not wiling to walt
out are compelled 20 join the strike
by threats. Mr. Fouchas saw no i'm.
provement ia the situation up to last
night and reported the receipt OF bad
news from LODI and Radon.
1t is estimated that the number OF
Killed or wounded at Warsaw Is about
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-02

Poiadam Fsb i--Ths ptysIc.aas
is atfeaiarre o. Prince Etei FreG
rich sae6 ne following baHetla thE
morning During the Ores ta'f ol
are a.sat .he prince Has restless en
seaogET 30 ihe pain ans s.nusry I'D
trathlus ie Slept are tqan afe
81 dhEt Temperance i9i F
10 ne iaaanmaten of zee rgat
Jung IS fulu'ts.nE TIE en lme
81 gurhahEed CoaglirE ahd l
taf.on normai be- fte raufat % asak
after lhs g1grsi.n tsrs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-02
TENNESSEE RAlLeoAo SOLD.
Cincinnati asd New York Brokers Ae.
aulre Valuable Property.

Cincinnati aHd New York Brokers Ae.
qulre Valuable Property.
Knoxville Tenn, Feb. La special
from Johnson City, Tenn, sayH
1T Is learned through sources
deemed reliable that the Clinehaeld
corporation and the South and West
Railroad company have actually been
sold TO Eugene Zimmerman. OF Gin.
cInnat and ~ B HoliIns company. OF
New York. owners o. the Cincinnati,
Hamilton and Dayton railroad. and
that the litigation between George l.
Carter and some Of the stockholders
Of the ClInchAeld corporation and the
South and West railroad 90 not over.
the property Itself but over the pro.
cseds % the sale
Il seems that Mr Carter bought
these pr0perilss Tor tbe Cilnchned cor
pofatioH lof which hels stockholdef
and Director for the Eam ~ s. 900
900. and fmediaeiy s0ld 10 Z'mbmer
mah a Horllus company fof $500 600.
making a net proat Or 100000 Noa
other stockh0l6ors are ssskiag % gst
a part Of ihis 1900 go while NJ Car
ter claims u AZ his sArnlnE ID tie
deal
The @. X. ED atsrsst t 81 sald.
las already taken Charge Of ne prop
sr.es
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-02

Toxic. Feb I Tho lapaneso yoe
terday captured on Hokkaido island.
northern Japan The British steamer
wlneacId loaded with contrabaad Tor
vladlyostock
The steamer Wyeh9ld Captain Wat
son. sailed from Bau Francisco Dec
30 for COmox She arrived lhera
Jan 2. and isft that port Jan tor
MOL
The wysaeld ls owned by J. P.
lawson o. RIlhe Co.. lmltsdl
Of ylctorlo. u. O.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-02
IN the house.

Before resumlng consideration OF the
postofiiee appropriation bin the house
today adopted a resolution offered by
Mr Fitzgerald (N. ~ calling on the
secretary Of The navy for information
regarding the inequality in che amour,
Of armor plate delivered for the bat
tl88hips Connecticut and Louisiana
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-02

In the senate today Mr Carmack
presented the certificate Of reelection
Of his colleague. Sir Bate. 20 bic
fourth term 4 bin was passed pro.
hi0itng express companies engaged
% Interstate and foreign CONNER
carrying obscene literature II ox.
tends 70 other carriers the provisions
regulating the transmission Of such
matter by the malls Tho bin had
passed the house.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-02

Macon. CO. fes There u 90
longer ne slightest dsu5. that iaa
monument % BE- erected DO front q
tbe seu auditorium DO memory Of ne
H0mrn ~ the e1aia1saey "ni % q
haaA aasu Ths 81 conriba
lions ere comisg Do from hi afao'
uoas aaa ths esaaces are tAst
e. go base can BE- erected ~ Apfu
ehiet Is msmoHE Gay ibFoashout
fte gfb
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-02
RuatLtn Works oeeunlsa.

Tukio. Jan 90 n am ll 10 b.
llsvod that ths loss OF lfeikoutaal VIII
DO strongly defended by tho Iapr
noss. who are now occupying tho Rua'
sisn works Az ths ground IL frozen
Il Is practically impossible 20 con
struct rev Borks
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-02
ON TRAIL or MURDERER.
Police Officials Believe They viii
Clear Up Colorado Mystery.

Clear Up Colorado Mystery.
Colorado Springs Colo, Feb. l.
Chief OF Police Reynolds. of this city
who has been on the trail OF Milton
Franklin. suspected OF having mur.
dered Bessie Benton. has returned lie
announces that he is convinced Of two
things, first that the body found on
Cutler mountain Is that of Mrs Bes.
sic Bouton, OF Syracuse, n Y, and,
second. that Milton Franklin Andrews,
Of Hartford. Conn, Is the Milton
Franklin alias George Bouion. alias
George Barnett. who has been resDon.
sible for her death The chief says
he win have a warrant issued at once
for Franklin's arrest lie says that
Franklin Is in hiding IN New York
city, and that he has been travelling
with a woman who calls herself his
sister.
While IN Syracuse. Chief Reynolds
submitted a sample OF the hair Of the
body OF the dead woman 10 the Kemp.
tiers, parents OF Bessie Bouton. and d
was Identified as having belonged 20
the missing laughter
The description Of the dental work
was identified also. and the height.
weight and general description of th,
body tailed exactly with that Of Bcs.
sic Benton
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-02
DILL TO ABOLISH THE
CANAL COMMISSION
Leave Work Entirely In Hands
Of The President.
OTHER NATIONAL CAPITAL NEWS
Senator Bate, Of Tennessee, Is Sworn
In for His Fourth Tsrm-5eef Trust
Must Heed Supreme Court lnlune'
ton.

Must Heed Supreme Court lnlune'
ton.
washington, Feb. 1.-The house
committee on interstate and foreign
commerce today authorized a favor.
able report on the Mann bill, abolish.
ing the Panama canal comlsslon and
placing the government Of the canal
zone and the work OF constructing the
canal entirely In the hands OF the pres.
ident.
It can be said by authority that un'
less the corporations constituting the
alleged ''beet trust" shall heed the
injunction made permanent by the de-
clslon Of the supreme court OF the
United States yesterday, .the govern
ment viii institute proceedings against
the individual members OF the cor.
poratlons TO enforce the decision OF
the court.
The proceedings will be under the
criminal law if such can be Instituted,
The minds OF the president and mem
beFa OF his cabinet are made up fully
on the question They have deter
mined that the beef trust shall obey
the law, and that the highest court
in the land has upheld the hands Of
te administration, Il Is said they will
permit no further "dIlly.dallying" with
the subject
Consul General Gudger al Panama
cabled the navy department today as
follows;
"Sackett (paymaster) better Lehoy
CleutenanD conyaleseent Others inn
proving"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-02

London FEB ! Princes Victoria.
daughter OF Kng Edsard underwent
au operation foF appendicitis % Buck
lngham palace this morning The
operation was performed by 3r FRED
enek Travea. surgeon ln Ordinary 20
che king A bulIeun subsequently
Issued saya THE circumstances
Of the operation we're favorable The
princess bore 90 yery Rsll add ls
progressing yey saf.sfsetouly The
princess. Who bua been lIi fgr some
dime. came % london Jan 81 20 pre-
pare fof TIE opgfail0a she vas horn
40 1903
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-02

L0ad0n. Jan 90 g.l5 pm A dls'
patch 10 me Japanese legation daiad
today says FIELD Marshal Oyama -
porte that the RHssiaHs have lsfs
1 200 dead 90 ne Geld slbce Jan "a
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1905-09-22
GRAND RAPIDS WAY

The statement made in the Sep
tember Is issue of the REPORTER, by
the Grand Rapids Tailoring company
was wrong. Not 5000 was taken away
from the city. but on good authority,
125 suits were ordered from one of
those visiting tailorS. This amounts
to $4,000 worth of clothing. When
local tailOrS ran suit clubs they were
held as almost common criminals,
but when an outside tailor in two
weeks canvaSsing takes away $4,000
from town, none said word. Will
you convince yourself that the Grand
Rapids Tailoring company makes just
as good clothing as they, and for less
money? 1t is pity that it takes so
long for Grand Rapids people to learn
that tits for their own good to pat
rOnize home trade. 1t is not saying
that one is to patronize poor workmep.
and wear poorly made clothes; decidedly
no! But when there is here good
tailoring house like the Grand Rapids
Tailoring company, it is your duty to
patrOniZe them.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1905-09-22
MEEHAN

r. L. Bailey attended the state fail
at Milwaukee this week.
Henry Blood made flying trip to
Adams county on Friday last.
Miss Cora Howe, of Stevens Point
visited friends here the last part OF
this week.
Mrs. May Earlier. of Clark county, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Parsons
this week.
Miss Maude Cline, of Packwaukee
is visiting with her uncle, Perry
Slack, this week.
Miss Ora Smith. of Stevens Point
visited at the home of e. L. Bailey
the last of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. II. Munger visited
with her daughter, Mrs. Ola Water
man, the last of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Ferdon came uI
from Grand Rapids Sunday, to attend
the Fox and Roe wedding.
A very pretty wedding took place
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. B. S
Fox on Sunday last, when their oldest
daughter, Miss Effie, and George Roe
were joined in holy matrimony, Rev
j. r. Miller of Grand Rapids off1ciat.
ing. Fred Fox acted as best man anl
Mice Edna parkc &c hri0ocnoaid Op1x
few relatives and friends were pres
ent. Mr.. Roe is an estimable yuunl
man, being of good habits and is &
farmer living near Grand Rapids
Miss Fox is one of the most popular
young ladies in this vicinity, growing
up here, and their hosts of friend.
join in wishing them world of hap
piness in their journey through life.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1905-09-22

Grand Rapids has no splitting
ordinance, but nevertheless it in nc
way excuses the abOmindble practice
of splitting on sidewalks and Oh floors
of public buildings. Chicago and
other progressive cities forbid the
practice and enforce the regulation:
not only does it improve sanitary
conditions but it makes it possible for
a woman to walk at least block
without dragging her skirts through
mass Of indescribable filth. In our
city we have several blocks of clean
fresh cement sidewalk and no reason
is apparent why any one should want
to put the filthy condition of his mouth
on exhibition by spreading a wide
''spot" of tobacco juice on The side
walk. You business men who own
cement sidewalk, what do you say?
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1905-09-22
attending the State Fair at Milwau-

ATTENDING the State Fair at Milwau
kee this week.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. A. Maxfeld have re
turned from Minneapolis after spend
ing ten days there with their daughter
Mrs. Whitchurch.
Miss Ida Turks commenced bel
school work at LinwOod last Monday
Mrs. G. E. Dunaven and daughter
Miss Frances, spent last Sunday al
Grand Rapids.
Miss Mollie Banner have been very
| sick the past week.
Miss F. McCaliey is teaching al
Whiting this year.
Fayette Skinner is attending the
Stevens Point high school.
Mrs. Robert Higgins, of Nekoosa,
has been visiting her mother, Mrs.
f. Armon.
MeSdameS Fancher, of Wausau,
Jessie IversCn, of Stevens Point, are
visiting at the Van Camp home.
Mrs. j. w. Ferree entertained the
ladies aid society at her home last
Friday afternoon.
A large party Of ladies were very
pleasantly entertained at surprise
party at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Morrison in honor of the
latter'S mother, Mrs. E. Woodbury.,
last Friday evening. Refreshments
were served to about thirty.
Wilmot Pierce attended the fair at
Wausau last week.
Mrs. SnoIe has been quite sick.
Mr.. Armon spent last Sunday at
Nekoosa.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Pierce went to
Medford last Tuesday, to spend few
days.
Miss Francis Pierce, who is attend
ing the Stevens Point Normal, spent
Sunday at her home here.
Miss Ada Turks, who is teaching at
Linwood, spent Saturday at her home
in PlOver.
Misses Yorton, Blaisdell, Chase and
Earl Newby attended the fair at
Amherst last week.
Mrs TORY died at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Bum, at Stevens
Point. on Sunday night, and was
buried here beside her husband on
Tuesday of this week.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1905-09-22

AT the grand opera house tomorrow
night what is probably the principal
comedy attraction of the current
season will be seen when Willis Max
we'll GOodhue's furiously funny farce,
"Hello Bill" will pay visit to our
city. Scream after scream of laughter
leave the audience almost thoroughly
exhausted at the fail OF the final cur
tain, yet no one could be found to
leave the theatre until the last COM
plication is finally unwoven and all is
set right. Probably no comedy from
the pen Of an American writer con-
tains as many complex situations and
thoroughly diverting lines as does
Hello Bill", and no one can appre-
ciate its full humor until they have
seen it at least two or three times
1t stands to-day as monument uf
the comic playwright's art, and that
it will be greeted here by the usual
capacity audience goes without say.
ing. Seats now on sale.