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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-05-30
CANCER CURED.

We want every man and woman In
he United States to know what WE
are doing We are curing cancers,
juniors, and chronic sores without che
use OF knife. and are Endorsed by the
Senate and Legislature of Virginia. II
you are seeking a cure, come mere an0
you will get it.
We Guarantee Our Cures.
THE KELLAM CANCER HOSPITAL
Richmond. Va.
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Naval stores.

WILMINGTON, May 49-Turpenllne hrm =,
Rosin firm, $50, receipts 4Ol bcls.
,ar nrm, l.50, receipts Dds. ,.,,. 30
charleston. yay - TnrpenIine steady, 72c;
sales casks; Rosin firm. o--,/. n
quote A. B, G. S.6'h D ii'-12 n II S;"z1; ~ e
N 500, n 5 "iG'IWS G $40, Wv 40. :.
Savannah, May 29-Turpenun@o firm, -,
receipts 69i SHE'S 1874, exports ~. ,,.n
% Quote ga a, b, c, 8.7716 8.S2H, =, SS1h; F
1921: g S9!N; "a l;S1M. u ~ X 4'So'
5.i0, N 5.25. VIC $50 WV 90
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-05-30
TO SEE MIR. ROOSEVELT.
A Charlotte Delegation Will Ask Him
to Include That City i'm HIS
Southern Trip.
Special to News and Observer

Especial to News and Observer)
Charlotte, n c., May "a delega-
ton of Charlotte citizens have an en-
gagement to see President Roosevelt
Thursday. The purpose Of the con-
ference is to induce the chief execu-
tive to include Charlotte in his
Southern trip that he expects to make
the coming fall.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-05-30

Chicago, May 29-Optiimstic re-
ports regarding the crop situation in
the Southwest today developed a weak
undertone in the wheat market here.
Another bearish influence gas the Jap
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-05-30
Iasn ouotarlons were as follows:

Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour was easy; wintsf patent 4.loa
enis 4.90a5 %. sIraignts in@4.1N ba-
Kers 24ta} 70, wheat No. spr,as 90 &lOS
No. 8l12 1906 No. red i02MGi07. corn No. 2.
10. white $685.. No. white SIX 932>s,
rye No. ,, good ieeding barley 51a39,
fair TO choice mailing ISG4a, fax seed No, |
seed NO ss mess pork per per b6 s5@
lard per loom 7.i4G7U, short ribs sides
(loosel 5l2@..G. dry sailed shoders tboxed)
....... short clear sides (boxed) 7.05@Zlo,
tract grade l2.2o.
New York Provisions.
New York. lay 49, -Four steady, winter
patents sI9005.2l Minnesota patents 80 6lU.
dJbakers. s}.od0.l.00 straights 52505.50
Rye flour quiet fair to good i.2j04.S5,
choice to fancy 4.l5n450
Buckwheat flour nominal at 2Oo@2l0
Corn meal steady, yellow coarse iOs@l0.
kiln dried 27502.90.
Rye nom No. 2 western. 20.
Barley quiet, feeding III. mailing 556D65.
Wheat easy. No. red. i06lS, May l06
July 9s2S. september s65S. Dec. 70,
Corn firm, No. 2 jiH May IS July 54M.
Beef firm, family 1850 400, packet HOO
6l200, city extra India..... mess LOGO ll.50
beef hams 2L00022.o0.
Cut meats firm. picked bellies 7HGoA
picked shouIders51@G D6, picked hams l09H
Lard quiet western steamed FAC Nov...
No. nom.. refined steady, continent 7.4o,
PORK steady, family Iip1Sl5.eO. short clear
IJ.2 (0l5 10. mess lS370l3.o7.
Tallow dull, (S2 per pkgl, AZ. country
Rosin steady, strained cc.hmon to good
100.
Turpentlra arm, 76%.
Rice steady, domestic fair Ia extra 21a@5A,
Japan nora
Molasses tirm. New Orleans open kettle
good 10 choice 2913g
Coffee spot Rio easy, No. invoice mild
steady oordova lO0i3
trIugaI vi test ~. molasses sugar ~
refined dull, conIecuoner's A,4..0, mold a
-, cut loaf 6.55, crushed 6.55. powdered 595,
granulated o.S5. cubes 6l0
Butter steady. creamery common TO extra.
ish@2lL4, state doIry 1902; western factoryio,
Cheese easy, STATE, full cream small col
Eggs irreg state and Penn. nearby
fancy selected white POO, Southern 1914.
Potatoes weak, So. Rose I.750,.5O. state
and western 750l, % Jersey Sweets 0U02.lJ.
Peanuts, dull, fancy hand-picked oA@%,
other domestic 3M@t5ha.
Cabbageirreg. Charleston per Dbl, 1.UJ@i.,2
Cotton by steam TO Liverpool l0Gl3
Cotton seed oil market was DUH
crude I. o. b. mllls29M@, prime summer yellow
2JN6N off summer yellow nominal, prime
white jOH@3l, prime winter yellow SO1a@ji.
Baltimore Provisions.
Baltimore, May % Flour firm, winter
patents ) 10 Do.35spring patents 5.o5@o 3d. extra
AS.
Wheat dull spot contract 1887 a, May l0J%GA
red western Southern by sample S09iUj
Corn quiet, spot and May oJ@<, new
Southern white corn 0002J
Oats l. easy No. white 5tM01amixed S60M.
Rye steady, No. western 0}eo,...
Butter steady fancy imitation 1920, do
creamery 2.9Zj do ladle 25926, store packed,
20G2;.
Eggs tIm i6H.
Cheese firm. lsrge 1925. small llh.-, me-
dunn -.
Sugar strong coarse granuIated 9 80 fine $50
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400; A. c. L., 800; Brooklyn Transit,
Is, 400; Chesapeake & Ohio, 300 ST.
Paul, 25,800; Erie, 17,40O; Louisville
& Nashville, 400; Ontario & West
ern, 10000; Pennsylvania, 23,400;
Reading, $4,000; Southern Railway,
$500; Tennessee Coal, 10000; Union
Pacific, 9507; Virginia Carolina
Chemical, 100; do preferred, 100
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-05-30

Ancient witchery was believed in
by only a few but the true merit of
DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve is known
by every ne who has used it fol
boils. sores letter, eczema and pileG-
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-05-30

anese naval victory. At the close July
wheat was off l SIS. Corn is up 1-2G3
5-Sc. Oats and provisions are prac-
tically unchanged
lOpenlng.l hIgnesl. Closing LOWEST
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-05-30
Raleigh Spot Cotton Market.

Receipts yesterday "a bales
Prices yesterday 1913 1905 lie.
Receipts year ago yesterday. % bales
Prices same date -. IL Lao Oh lie.
Receipts this season .14,179 bales
Last year same date ,...140 66 bales
Quotations by grads: Strict good
middling, IL cents; good middling,
3-S cents; strict middling, s Ia
cents; middling. 7@S cents; tinges and
stains, s is cents.
Other Cotton Markets.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-05-30
New orleans. Aag ". Cotton utur 5
lIyernOOl.

Liverpool, May 20. y. m.-Cottnn spot
in mod. demand. prices were Ii higher,
an erlcsasl IuIddltng fair, 70. good middIing,
40. middhng LD low nlddliDg t.c3 good
cay $50 oalcs of which 1000 were for specu
J tiou anu export and included 7,2O Ameri
can. Receipts $4,000 hsies %. 100 American
Futures opened firm and closed feverish
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-05-30
Whiting Bros.
RALEIGH, N. @.
THE MANLY MAN

looks all the better if he has good
clothes setting. Beauty unadorn-
ed" is ali right, expect in civilized
countries. Manly men residing in
Raleigh or anywhere near here will
suit themselves and their best friends
by buying their suits here. All sizes,
many patterns to select from at prices
as low as ordering in large lots from
the manufacturers will allow--all join
in making this the proper place for
clothing Quitting for zen who know
what they want and are bound TO
get it.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-05-30

When a woman declares thepe's no
use talking, she is preparing for a
fresh start.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-05-30
& a. Stocks and Bonds.

D Ne
Baltimore, May 20, D. a. l. common iSq ...'
do preferred, J7tg Is.
honds-4s.........
AeU'I T.. common preferred
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-05-30

Notice.
The regular annual meeting. of the
North Carolina State Board of Dem
tai Examiners will be held at Waynes-
Vile, N. c., on Monday, 10Th of June,
1905, at a. m, for the examination
of applicants to practice Dentistry in
North Carolina. Practical demonstra-
tons in both operative and prosthetic
and Dentistry will be required. For
further information write the secre-
tary, r. II. Jones.
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Port.
Dry Goods Market
Grain and Provisions.

New York, May 29.-No dry goods
market today; closed.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-05-30

Generally a woman will mind a man
f she thinks he doesn't mean it.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-20
RUSSIA TO FLOAT BIG LOAN.
eEaF's Government viii Borrow Over
Three Hundred Million pOllaFA

New York, Oct, lS.-SOme details
concerning the proposed new Russian
loan Of SS00,O00,0OO became known In
this city says the Herald. The details
came To. hand Ia late edition of the
Paris Temps and some others were OBJ
talned from an authoritative banking
sOaree full detail OF the program
II was definitely said that Il Is the
present intention Of issuing the full
amount Of 1850 100000 half Of which
It is proposed TO place in France. With
the balance divided In about equal
proportions with bankers In London,
Amsterdam, Berlin and New York. For
period of time said to be one year,
the loan. which Il is intended to be
Identical TO all countries, will not be
interchangeable or sRleable outside %
the country In which the various pro
portions are issued.
New York's proportion Of the loan
will be about S50.000,0O0 or exactly
S.5OOO,0OO, II the plan OF dividing the
half not taken by France, is apDOrtion-
ed equally among the four other par.
ticlpating nations It was stated
A syndicate is already forming here
to unjerwrlte the New York allotment
which in all probability will be handled
locally by J. p. Morgan q Co, which
firm has sent Mr.. Perkins to attend
the St. Petersburg conference.
As 70 the issuance price Of the loan,
whether I'll countries will stand on the
same footing. there Is q difference Of
opinion, or at least the question has
not as yet been definitely determined,
II Is said, however, that the bonds
would, In all probability be q per
cent Issue. end sold 10 the bankers az
% less a commission Of 2 per cent.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-20
WOMEN SOLD TO oHrNAmEN.
fFSHle In human Flesh 10 Exposed by
Chicago Police,


Chicago, Oct. lS.--Ttaffic in young
women. purchased in Chicago for prac.
tioal sale Ia all parts OF the empire
% China has been discovered by local
federal and police authorities. but thus
Tar no law has been found prohibiting
the exporting OF American women 60
foreign countries.
The police are In possession OF the
names Of two women. one In Chicago
and another In Shanghai, China, wac
are thought to be leaders In the prae.
tlce.
The plan used In the operation Of
the alleged ring was, Il Il believed, to
tirst hire unsuspectlng women. tempt
ing them with lurld stories OF wealth
In the Orient. position OF mall or
ilgh servants In wealthy Chinese fam.
HES ls said to have been the bait nf
Tered, To bind the contract, the ap.
pllcant for the position was told that
her travelling aud living expenses
would be paid and all tho clothing nec.
essary furnished.
When the women reached China,
they were Immediately placed under
guard and sent to the purchasers, who
had previously paid from 5000 TO 81 900
for each,
Many are supposed TO be- held In pal
aces Of wealthy Chinese under guard,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-20

MacoA. Ca. Oct. ~. --Bensattsaal
ohargas Aave hNea made against P0up
D.cksaa. "a Aag ksas 10 The Bibb
egunty ehainGnngn. by eitissna wha
we're bis neighb0fs. anG thsFe uers g.
velopments Whlea rasuiisd n he BEING
takeu undeT = Wnnaat ~ DspHsy Tosa-
iins0a. ssa tss shsFin b 10 poass2sss-e
~ both the prisoaeF end 4 quautiiy ~
houeaAoi1 Epods claimed ~ Hattie
Lesnero. 3 neRso W0man.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-20
FILIPINO WIPE GRANTED DlvooRE
Army otIIeSr 10 Being cOurtmar,Ialsd
fOF aln MstFlW0alal Venture,

Army ottlssr 10 BsIns cOurtmartIalsd
For HE Matrimonial Venture,
LoaveRWorth, KaRs., Oct. 10. The
divorce suit Of Conception Vasquea, tae
Filipino woman. against First Lieu.
tenant sydney 3. Burbank. slxth In.
fantTy. WAich has attracted much attoh.
ton Ia the army, has been decided IN
favor Of Mrs. Burbank.
Word reached Fort LAaveRWorth 20.
day that Judge Bates. Of the court OF
frat Instance a Iloilo. p. T.. had srpnt.
Cd = divorce TO BafbARkH Filipino
wife, had given her the custody Of tAelF
daughter ani allowed her mohthly all
mOuy.
Mrs Burbank brought action after
Lieutenant BuFbank'a return 20 tae
United States and after hia oHkagement
bad bovu announced % . prominent
young LoaytuwOFth WOMAN, The WaF
department provided counsel Tor the
deserted Wlio.
Lieutenant Burbank is nov being
tried BY e0artmaFtial 81 liollo 0a the
charges growing ou' af tie eaao last
decided.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-20

NasagiiIe. TaRa- oei ~ -Elsos
Ties aBeaF. q sesefas miaistfF of ne
CbFisiIaa thafcA q esa8 e ~ koms
- PegtoHebufH. ~ aEs1 fsl yaara
90 Wns &c eias9f ChEisiiaa asalaes
10 EsntsstI. aas agasties e. asti
in 10 oaosiyy. na Raa ffs yssrt
- o. ne silh 81 iasi Eamb1r. 81
seirs stg ~ ~ 8ise6ea q bgeaea
his fafeust eerma. baf zee - 80.
Ne q iesEs Ne rom W
vas q Sac % ssFsfa1F uealai aieesa
menis ns4 uns ui94iY knoNa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-20

Ataata. o. - -tszriaE ths tzil
fts 0a6 Fsflgvs - fhs siaEs sfii iaha
s9Faafaes ~ fhs EsaeFAl GathsF.aG d
ffggla % 80 3 rl0s1 ifapeFiaat mtet
iag ~ ~ ea.esFt - - aran1 tgag1.
go ~ 80 80 4lgisisa asputfgs ever
60 FafteH fssleiaf CiFeuiis h 0eNgs
ne neiHg eti ~ saif ~ 80 Nlm
CAS- h9as fsoM ~ - - gsseet Taels
eaT. o. a. The Egas8 @astsg. Mea
II "A EasnHga. q e'siaesvifla. tas
Fra Sgefq Glae1 aaiegE. aeFsFsi
~ &C. easf sse eaeFH go aa -
81 Rf - faH -
4
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-20

FradafiGhseHfE We, OFT. 90 81 Pres
lasEt naoeetsii mada tJg aFns sigp on
BE seathsga tFiP a. ths place. H,a
,fa!a aFafa5 here shortly afisT 10
eelaeh, $40 aiitoaEh tbs st0g VS. u
BET 4 fsw @eaaais D. efdsr 10 water
TIE eagine, . ergwa - about 900 pea.
ple were gnfhege1 a. ne statlSa 70
1Feet Mn ne pFsSl4aat addressed
teen AFiray fFom lhs rear piatf0rm Of
SIS ear.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-20
POLICE SEEM PowERLgss,
70 chsok ths italian BiaekmalleFs IN
Their opsEaslona Do Nov YeFk.

70 chsOk tbs italian BiaekmalleFs IN
Their Operations h New YoFk.
New York. oct. lS.--More effective
measures are taking. Il Is admitted.
by the police that they are powerless
70 check the army OF 5000 camOFriati
who infVSt New York.
So bold have these brigands become
that the success Of thelF black-mail-
ing Italian merchants aue escaping
even suspici0n OF cOmplltlty o. the
crime that their demands are incroas-
ms At an alarming rate. 80 syutema.
tized has the campaign Of brlEAnd.
age become that, according 70 Sergeant
PetroainO. who yesterday applied 10
Commissioner MeAdoo 10 have tue
fierce Of Italian detectives at police
headquarters increased from ave 10 30
and that members Of TIE band ere
employed In many % the little Italian
banks. scattered through the east side,
70 watch The deposits % che small
merchants.
AT preeent We are helpless 70 .
great extent against these desperadoeu.
They knou the penal code IRON end 10
end. have Information that there
are not lees than 5000 members o.
the camerroTa In this country. working
under twelve leaders stati0aed 10 ths
principal cities"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-20
lswvraS Will 'roHr OuerslOu.

VIII Garry ere cassa e Tasig Clients
10 ualtod etsies sopFems ceVFa
Mae0n. o., Oot. 10 --.Ailprnsys rep.
Feseating tie whits Ena aad f0uF ue.
gross nov entoYlns tha wits ~ habsas
corpus ~ me federal eguFt make Doai.
i've declarations that thsy WI imms.
diateiy carry theiF ensna through he
sihis ugufta End taesoe v ths Uultsa
STATES snBgeMa e0uFt. u aFaeT 10 tesi
ths Issue e. % uhsthaF ne Maeoa ~.
eorteF kaa q EiGht n tmppse Ghalasang
sgaisnefs without aeoogdlng giai ~
luFy.
Tha Il 10 b. asas because JuaEs
apo.f nha reversed o. Eha aasatlsa u
iufintlegieh Pass are bslss @sas
foF = lens aaf hitter aghi 0vsF tais
guerfsDa
Samteoa 80 haVa FpeouFRs ~ 20
paaiias k fht stats e8aus. snd
fhis Uisg aiai - tahen q saSs Ths
eiig c1nel Ibfgaah Eesaiailoas ~
fhaHhs. s1pfenaa . cir AitoFusY
W'iortetiF toaiEhi 90 sbpFeeiati0a ~
tha weaneF b whieh thS sass was
aanfie1
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-20

Ntrhmaaa. We. Oei ~ PYosiasat
noaaegeii aa4 party arrived ih Rich.
Eaaf shostiY aftsfneon.
o. aeo0aat ~ ths 6eath ~ Ne broth
~ o. GoNetRog Giena, ~ R0Fth Caro-
i,es. e 49, besH heesaaaFy " sake a
eliEtf ehaass d fbe HFozFam ~ ~.
f4aEe9 On Maieigh TIE bFcsiasat
aHf me0beFs - as bafiy lssisaa u
tastag tsgakfaat "a fhs gDgsrh8F'a
maneiea. 9iii bFsakfzst On me lfnin
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-20

Leie nioAaak n. r.. Oct. fa-Ihs
fate Meaak ooufsFunss - Friea4S 81
- istiaua and OlAsF usBsaseat 20.
pieu. YES epenad iolag ~ Aifsea 81.
9aiisT q Waa % ~. 8MleT,s d.
viiaiioa ghaf pefasas partieuiari iaisF.
esels "a tAe Fiiipinot ne flaganEHt
as 90 R1Fls Rieena foins4 wfih thoss
esplig iatsfsaie4 Is lss.aas - -
ggaIig ueeiiaEg - LAAe nfsaoak
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-20
I've KllIsa b Okl.hsmn

~. Worth, Tex. Oct ia dis.
patch 70 the Telegram from Tuiaa. I.
Ter. says:
I'm ioFpad0 watch passed oas mils
west ~ iauf0fd. OKLA. last night. Two
childreo q q n Aa6sFrOa we're kill.
20, aae Mrs.. AadeFeoa ahi Mis- Mnad
RoOt Wefs sefioanly iniursa.
Several ethoFa aFe reported hart.
ne patb ~ tbe siSfm YES 3 esaf.
iag ~ q taiie Wias, nn4 ssvaFni miios
i0ug
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-20
TORN STRIKES
ILLINOIS VILLAGE
Four Killed aud Many O,heTs
Are Seriously Injured,
FoRrY (AousEs &c OEsTRovEp
Tslsuraphls Communication with the
Town Is CUE OF ana Details OF the
storm Are Mssasr-okIahOma Tswa
10 Also Visited BY the storm,

St. Louis, oct. le.--A tornado
struck the village Of Sorrento, III. 80
niles northeast u St Louis asst night
killing four persons. lnj0riHg - others
Of whom three win probably die anu
doing Q great amount Of damage 70
property,
Forty houses were blown to atoms
or carried far from their foundations,
A complete swath was cut through the
town. Everything In the track OF the
tornado was reduced 10 debris or car.
rled away,
The dead so Tar reported are;
Mrs. Thomas File. IS years old.
Mrs. william Stewart, co years old !.
William Mann, 90 years old
Harrison Mann. rs years old.
Partial list Oh injured:
Mrs, william Mann. Frank shields
and bis two daughters; Mrs, /, J.
May. Charles Miller and his wife; Hen.
~ Hays aRd wife; HeRry Barlow an
wife; William Kirlahd and wife, the
latter viii probably diet William Stew.
art, will probably ale; Thomas File,
fatally; Mrs. Phoebe Moore SIR, and
Mrs. George Root, Mra. John Griffith.
Telegraph communication with sor.
Feht0n h cut OF and details were OBJ.
tanned over the long dlalanCo i0io.
phone.
The four killed were In their homes
IN different parts OF Sorrento, All are
badly crushed
The storm approached from the
southwest and The Ibaln residence poF.
ton OF the town. The work " tAe
wind was done quickly. aud tneu fOl.
loved q h0ayy d0wnpour Of rain. &C.
eompanled BY vivid lightning and deep
rolls Of thunder.
Those who escaped injury we're for
he time p4uiC.stFickcu bat anaily fal.
lied. and sot 20 work 10 rescue che
lhiured.
So violent was the tornado tlat
some residences we're swept away con.
pletsly aud the debris eHecIually seat.
tered Houses that FemAiacd stand.
TAG we're converted into temporary
hospitals end refuge and he people
people By lantern liEht To- the pouFins
Faih searched through dobris and dFaa
ged out the Injured.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-20

Congressman lsrsy 8impsau. -
lleeass. sissf nsveFal souFs last siEht
So Phgaielaa hoiaa 0ii absolutely 10
tae taG Fgloee a secs sas A.
- GO Hl,g go refal pTiea
~ assaa q Gqlt
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-20
PRESIDENT STARTS
on SOUTHERN TRIP
Chief Executive aud Party En-
route Through Dixie,
WILL VISIT IMPORTANT c,TIEa
Roosevelt viii Receive An Ovation a.
Every race Ne WNl stOp-sehsa
ulsd to Make Many Speeches. on HE
Trip Through Southern stalSs,

ivy '"NNuV SNtW'N'W WtaeeR
Washington, Oct. lO-The president
departed from Washington, D, g., this
morning, oct rs. a. $3.50 o'clock for
his tour OF tho south. lie will be
accompanied by Mrs Roosevelt, SEQ
rotary Loeb, Surgeon General Ri1sy,
John G, GrpShway, Of Michigan; John
Elliott. commissioner of the Interior Cor
Porto Rico, NJ. G., Latta, and J. l.,
Mcuray, stenographers; n, A, Cole.
man. representing the Associated
Press, H. a. Hazard, representing the
Publishers and ScrIpps. MeRao Press
associations; Walter ", Clark. repro.
sentlug the New York sun Press az.
ISOLATION; II, A. strOhmVyer, photog.
rRphor. aud Colonel H. s brown, sen.
eral agent OF the Southern Railway
company
Mrs. Roosevelt and Mf. Elliott win
leave the party at Atlanta aud return
TO Washington A 'bgiei stop win be
made Al Ashland, Va. on che way 20
Richmond. where tho presideBt viii ~.
rive al noon Whlle In Rlehm0nd the
president will make en- address In CAP.
ttol square Ba entertained ~ luReh0On
by the citizens and thea taken fpf
drive ~ the polals OF interest In the
city.
Tho departure from Washington was
without incident Tue president end
Mr., Roosevelt reached the train ave
minutes before leaving time, the
french ambassador and Nine. Jusseg.
and had been waiting 81 the station
some time % say farewell and we're
~ once invited 20 the presidents car,
The president Wns In z happy vein, AZ
be alightpd from his carriage 60 4 Side
lntFaHeu 10 the train sbod be assisted
MFa. Roosevelt aut aRd then smiled
md raised HE bat 20 the hall hundred
spectators Who bad gaihafed % eeo
bic departure. TneFa yes 10 demon,
,lfatlon. Pour white Wingg llue6 up
- toe curt and lifted their aslmetA
ln' the STALLION the puhlie YES barred
sehlad tho Entea several hun6fed fest
lWay, end lh0ss wha saFFounaed ghe
.ast ear u The upesial tFala we're
n0sgly depot empl0fsN Theif eeps
we're IN their handa e. noon aa the
presidential party made o. appeaH
laee aRd respectful silence fsieasd.
lust before toe train moved oat ne
lgtsidsai stepped from the observation
'0om 10 The rear platf8fm ~ BE eag
Nd amillnEiy bowe4 aehasWtedEs
nsata 10 ihe auttpT % hsndkeFohlefH
Q he GFaRA
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-20
FUL END OF
RAL CAMPAIGN
oW Remains to do is
,ss guarantees.
CASES AND DEATs

Vases NNS gGRAS
msnt In the Country
With New Orleans and
cslvlty Proves that the
over.
be, Oct. 1S.-With the
successful federal cam,
the yellow fever near
Orleans is rapidly return
b conditions and 1t only
he lifting Of me remain.
les to restore complete.
ctivity.
aarantlnes have been re-
'htly or lifted entirely by
aunities to permit large
country people to come
ess houses are also man
their men out into the
arummers are going FIRST
as whica have removed
nd from these sections
10 tleir respective ter.
bly, there viii be some
D the exceedingly low
cases during the past
probability is great that
complete diaappearRnce
frost makes SIS appear.
AUTHORITIES copilfming
that there Is very lit
ere BY the Insignificant
rs that are occurring.
menf IN the country
that IN the city. In
rs there was bat q ain
ide Of New Orleans.
b at Patterson within
days Indicates that the
immuned.
bnly Is remain In the
red from q vide stretch
territory.
irish on the Mississippi
hieh at one time reeked
Dow declared % be free.
b at New iberia are In
one section o. the city
been restored there and
taste Of quarantine Il.
is anxious to have eli
moved. AZ Lake PrOvl.
lored hospital has been
3 white hospital viii 60
3 this week. Nurses are
New Orleans from that
) who aed from the Vari.
Louisiana a. which tae
8 are nov returning. be-
gsr 10 be past
3 large number o. people
come here foT the pres
iop. Crowley expeety 10
isne on the 2sth on the
yelles parish win remove
b. League has decided 90
iea a. lectures e gave
amer and eoutiRhe them
winter. TIE idea d 10
Me- STA ths 2eSsFablii
IS Iafscied mosquitoes
- e0as into hibegnation
fagiiaaiaa % 5 Seat
isli lhe RmorgencJ hos.
ably ~ caaeeIlsa be
et thal ihs isiltuiion
~ ths TINE as SETS here
fixa ~. waite $50 pre-
sac wh0 participated
- b ~ preriesni
te8ag gae SEE oaas %
ant 80 eeata hai bsen