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The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-11
MINNEAPOLIS WILL
GET CONVENTION !
Delegates to Mississippi River I'm
provement Will Meet Here
Next Year.
Special to The journal.

Special to The Journal.
La Crosse, Wis, Oct. 11.-There was
a lively contest today at the conven-
tion of the Upper Mississippi River I'm
provement association. over the selec-
tations were extended by r. R.. Sails
bury, president of the Commercial club
of Minneapolis, who spoke of the inter
est that city has taken in the improve
men Of the river, and referred to the
twin city newspapers, The Minneapolis
Journal In particular:
A. L.. CIocker of Minneapolis, second
ed the nomination, and invitation was
read from the Chicago Commercial
club. asking the association to hold
the next convention in that city. It was
accepted with thanks and placed on
Mayor George 'McCaskrin Of Rock ISL
and also extended invitations The
latter withdrew later in favor of Mime
apolis. A vote was taken, resulting in
the selection of Minneapolis, as follows
Minneapolis So, Winona 20 and Chicago
3. The program for the banquet to-
night is as Follows: =,
Toastmaster, Congressman J. J; Eseh,
M1sr9nS,n. J., rhomas Hope to Ac
lington, Iowa, president of association;
River RGn4x r. r1%Rpf;ovems4nt Rp;ose Congressman
St. Louis; AThe l House eO COMMITTEES IN tes o.. Of
Rivers and Harbors on River Improve
ments," Congressman J. H. Davidson,
Oshkosh, Wis; Cooperation Of River
Improvement Associations to Secure
Congressional Aid,' Colonel John L..
Vance, Columbus, Ohio. "The Star Of
the North, - Ex-Governor S. R.. Van
SAINT, Minneapolis.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-11
JAPAN TO SEIZE
REINS TN KOREA
Shadow of Korean Government Is
to Be Swept Away and
Army Quartered There.

Victoria, B.. c., Oct. IA dispatch
from Toxic by the liner Empress Of
Japan states that stern Korean policy
is to be adopted by Japan, following
the announcement of the Anglo-Japan-
ese treaty. Toxic publicists state free
ly that since the treaty guarantees the
freedom of Japan in its prosecution OF
Korean interests, the shadow of Ko-
rean government. will shortly be swept
Korea established.
Several Japanese papers state that
foreign ministers in Korea will prob
ably be withdrawn shortly. The
Jiii Of Toxic says it is nee
essary that a change take place at
once in Korea, that foreign ministers be
withdrawn and Korean ministers
abroad recalled, for as long as Korea
is in the position Of welding diplomat
ic rights she may be inveigled by ambi-
tious diplomats, even if japanese super
vision be maintained, and japanese in-
terest may be jeopardized.
The return of Russian agents, the at
garding uprisings of Koreans in the
north, and the formation of the patriot
ic societies in Seoul are among the fac
tors calling forth demands from politi-
cal leaders In japan for rigorous meas
ures in Korea.
A Yokohama paper says part of the
Manchurian army may be quartered in
Korea instead of being withdrawn to
Japan, as concerted uprising of the
Koreans, abetted by officials Of the Ko-
,rean government, is considered too inn
minent a possibility to be treated light
".
The recent attacks upon japanese ad-
ministration in Korea by two newspa-
pers published by Americans at Seoul
there is demand for their suppression.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-11
FRENCH TURN TABLES
ON PRESIDENT CASTRO

Paris, Oct. l1.-Since President Cas-
tro IS return to Caracas from Los Teques
he has made repeated advances to. NJ.
Taigny, the French charge 'affaires,
for the purpose of resuming, friendly
intercourse, apparently intending to ig-
fusing to deal with the government of
France thru NJ Taigny. The latter,
acting on the instructions from Paris
to REQUIRE the withdrawal of the offens-
i've action, declines to meet the ad-
vances or resume intercourse with the
Venezuelan government until Venezuela
complies with the French request to
withdraw the offensive action. The sit
uation thus is reversed, M. Taigny now
instead Of the Venezuelan president re-
fusing to deal with M. Taigny.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-11
ADMITS THE MILWAUKEE,
WILL BUILD TO COAST

! Tacoma, Wash, Oct. l1.-Charles
Pfeffer, agent for the Chicago, Milwau-
kee & st. Paul railway, announced yes
terday that the Milwaukee railroad is
to be built to the coast. He said de-
malls were useless in view of the pub
licity given the purchase Monday Of ter
mina1s involving more than $500,000.
Mr.. Pfeffer also stated that the Milwau-
kee has surveyors and right-o of-way
agents at work in eastern washington
terminals in Tacoma says Mr.. Pfeffer
leaves today for Chicago for a confer.
ence with A. J. Earling, president OF
the Milwaukee, who has just returned
from Europe.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-11
.SWEDEN'S RIKSDAG
IS FOR THE TREATY
Special Committee Unanimously
Reports in Favor Of Ratifying
Karlstad Agreement.

Stockholm, Sweden, Oct. 1.-THE
special committee Of the riksdag ap-
pointed to consider the Karlstad treaty
today unanimously reported in favor Of
it's ratification. =
The probabilities now point to the
practically unanimous ratification of
the treaty by the riksdag on Oct. 13.
At secret sessions of both houses yes
terday details were furnished regard
ing the clauses relating to the manner
Of the destruction Of the Norwegian
Notifications, which appeared satisfac-
tory to the members of the riksdag.
The report which was presented at
joint session Of both houses also rec
ommends that the treaties to be con-
cluded in connection with the dissolu-
ton of the union between Norway and
Sweden be drawn up in French as they,
may sometimes lead to questions which
must be submitted to The Hague arbi-
tration tribunal.
: Orders were issued today calling home
the troops and naval reserve men. This
marks the end Of the Norwegian -Swed-
ish dispute. The troops detailed for
duty on the western frontier have been
ordered to be sent home Immediately,
while the naval reserve men are to be
no later than Oct. IS.
The Swedish coast squadron left
Gothenburg today for Karlskrona,
whence the ships will depart for their
! different stations.
Storthing Adjourns. "a
Christiania, Oct. I1.-Premier Mi.
| chelsen has closed the session of the
/ storthing which was called to consider
the draft Of the treaty of Karlstad
which was subsequently adopted by the
Norwegian parliament.
| Replying to question, he said that
in his capacity as chief Of state he had
not communicated with the Danish roy
al house regarding the throne Of Nor
way. @ s-z< ~. t~ -
The regular session of the storthing
| commenced today
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-11
POLICE GORDON
AROUND COUNCIL
Omaha Mayor Keeps a Quorum
Intact by Force Of
Arms,

Omaha, Neb., Oct. 11.-The most ex-
traordinary scene ever witnessed in the
Omaha council chamber occurred today,
when Mayor Moores stationed a Gordon
of police at the doors Of the room and
prevented three members Of the city
council leaving the chamber, thus keep
ing intact a quorum which the majori-
ty used to pass an ordinace, entering
into a contract with the Omaha Gas
company for furnishing illuminating
gas to the city.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-11
COLD DRIVES FEVER .
FROM CRESCENT CITY

New Orleans, Oct. 11.-With a; fall of
Is degrees bringing the temperature
down to 81 degrees, New Orleans this
morning has its first taste Of, fall. Very
much colder weather was experienced in
other portions Of the state, while advices
to the weather bureau brought reports
of frost as far down as Fort Smith, Ark.
The effect of the fall in temperature.
will be further to thin out the mos
quitoes and tend to increase the i'm
provement in the fever situation, while
helping along the campaign that is now
being made for the removal Of quaran-
tine restrictions. -.--,--.. 80. Z
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-11
METZ Is H0N0RED BY
ARMY OF PHILIPPINES

Chicago, Oct. 11.-At today's session
of the Army Of the Philippines, Colonel
A. S. Frost of Evanston, Ill, was elect
ed commanders in chief. Colonel J. w.
Pope of the United States volunteer
army was Colonel Frost s opponent for
the position Other officers elected
were: Senior vice commander, Captain
H. A. Crow, of the Tenth Pennsylvania
volunteers; first junior Y: vice commander,
volunteers; second junior vice com
mander, Captain Charles E. Metz, First
Minnesota volunteers; fourth Junior
vice commander, Surgeon General j.
Weinheimer, United States volunteer in
.fantry.
Des Moines was chosen as the place
Of next annual meeting.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-11

This map shows at a glance the inn
posing possibilities in the transporta-
tion system, believed to- have been per-
fected Yesterday by. the. sale Of the
Wisconsin Central to purchasers backed
by the Hill-Morgan interests. From
New York westward to Chicago and
points north on Lake Michigan, thru
Cleveland and Detroit, the Erie
and its acquired roads form. the first
link in the new transcontinental. The
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-11
MRS. HEARSI'S GIFT
WORTH HALF MILLION

San Francisco, Oct. 1.-Seyeral val,
liable gifts were received by the board ar q
Of regents for the state university at
i Hearst,s donation alone amounting to
nearly $5OO,OOo. For the. past seven
wears she has been collecting from all
parts Of the world archaeological and
anthropological material, and this col
lection she has given to the university
The gift cost Mrs. Hearst over $500,
600. and in addition she gave 500, ,0O0
to the university for the maintenance OF
anthropology.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-11
N. NJ. CROSSED LINE WISCONSIN, CENTRAL;

Wisconsin Central, with its ear-ferry-
connections from Manitowoc to Lud-
ington and Grand Haven, Mich. sup-
plies the last link between the Erie sys-
tenn and the Great Northern and North.
ern Pacific, the westernmost lines Of the
Hill-Morgan holdings. .z
It was more than ten years ago that
J. J. Hill, not then intimately asso,
ciated with j. F. Morgan, began buying
Investment Securing a strong inter
est, he finally dictated the appointment
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-11

-ef Frederick D. Underwood as presi.
dent and began work on ether links Of
the big ranscontinental, Of which he
had dreamed SO long. The acquisition
of the Grand Central system roads
thus. bringing the Erie. connections up
to the east shore Of Lake Michigan-is
recent history, and Yesterdays, sale OF
pIefes the chain Of trans American roads
exactly as it was all scheduled out in de-
tail by. the long-headed magnate OF the
Great n orthern years ago:
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-11
RUSSIANS FREE CANADIANS.

Ottawa, Ont, Oct. 1.-two Canadians
named Grant and Findlay have been re-
leased from prison at Medvid on apPli.
British foreign office. The men were
captured by Russian warship while on
board Japanese sealer.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-11

j. Postofices have been established at Burkey,
Billings county, and Garfield, Williams county,
North Dakota; John Burkey has been COM
missioned postmaster at the former place, and
Hattie Zimmerman at the latter. Bert 0.
Blake has been appointed postmaster at Sid
ney Dawson county, Montana, vice Edgar A.
II cirraa
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-11
VIRGINIANS TRY TO
SNUB THE PRESIDENT
Journal Special Service.

Journal Special Service. $500. .t
Richmond, Va, Oct. 11-Several Of
the 800 or more invitations extended
by the committee of the council in
charge Of the arrangements for the en-
tertainment Of President Roosevelt on
the occasion of his visit to Richmond
on Oct. l8, extended to city officials
and other prominent people, have been
refusal. The declination Of the invi-
tation to lunch with the president has
occasioned considerable surprise.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-11
HELD UP Il TIMES; p.
WORRIES TO DEATH
journal Special Service.

journal Special Service. '>'~,sG.->
Los Angeles, Cal, Oct. 11.-Dr. J.
W. Ordway, wealthy farmer and bank
er at Onawa, Iowa, died yesterday as
the result Of worry over frequent at
tempts to rob him. During the last
eight years he had been held up twelve
times. ~ m III.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-11
FIRST FROST IN KANSAS

Lawrence. Kan, Oct. 1.-THE first frost Of
the season was experienced last night In eastern
Kansas Vegetation in low places was dam
aged. "a
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-11
IGNORANCE

is like a hole in the pocket. Peo-
pie who do not read ads are
Ignorant of the cost of things.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-11

Continued on 5th Page, Sd Column.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-11
ECONOMY

Is Of itself a great revenue.
People who read Journal ads
regularly, practice it.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-18
WOMAN ARRESTED FOR MURDER
She Refuses 70 Give Name OF the Man
Who Was Killed.

Font Worth, Tex. April IA spe.
cial to the Record from brentwood.
Ten. says.
Minnie O,tc,u MAS arrested, charged
with being an accOmplice To a murder
committed at Dublin nearly two
years ago In October lgU3. u skele.
ton o. a man va, found IN a lhicket
near Dublin. the skull of which had
been pierced by bullet
This week a woman IN the stephen
uu jail Was induced to tell the story
Of The murder one arrest has been
made a, Coleman. one at BroNuwood
du5 uup az Strph,u,i'lr A
The woman. who ha- been given the
Information. thus tar refuses 90 give
thu nam, Of %, muru'r,d man.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-18
GAINESVILLE, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, APRIL 10, 1905
LIVE STOCK SHOWS ADVANCE.
Figures Prove that Price OF Cattle Hal
Gradually Gone Up,

IT, Worth, Ap.iI 1.-THE following
figures chow the Big advance ~ hve
cattle tor tGe ft Worth market
The Price 81 steers are now selling
from Si15 to S5l5 on TINS market
whore ~ two months ggJ they sold
al SidN To s.. A year ago steers
brought from S34O to StIO. This is
equiva. NJ To an advance III Sl.3O over
last years prices and 81 advance over
prices two months ago In the mar
bet value NJ bulk steer sales, the al
vance has been from $ll0 To Sl.s6 pct
hundred weight would last two
months al 5Oc to 81 10 over prices pre-.
vaiiiug year ago
The advance ON butcher COWS has
not been 80 much propOrtiunately
Best cows are now selling jOc to 75c
higher than they did In February, and
bulk snl,s uf cows are steady 10 zoe
higher
The prices on gralVrs are a. least
GOc higher tor the hes, grades than
they were ever before paid on this
market TOT the past year
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-18
BOND NAMED FOR
MRS CHADWICK
Federal Judge Fixes Bail Perd
ing Motion For New Trial.
$4,000 is TOTAL AMOUNT FIXED
Woman Is overJeyed at the Outcome,
But Refuses TO say Whether She
Can Give the Required Security.
Lawyer viii Not Discuss Case.

Cincinnati, April H. Mas Cassie l..
Chadwick, who has been convicted aud
sentenced to prison foi zen ycsrs uu
charges Of procuring money 10y la!St
pret,nses. was today admitted to bail
IN the sum of S5.OOO by Cuityd States
circuit court Judge Lariuu. after con.
sultaiiOn with the Other Judges ot tn,
circuit She H. glso under bond tot
the other cases and the $1,000 is add.
tiOnal aud IN no way af,cts the other
cases.
The bail is allowed pending appeal
proceedings. which are to come up
next October before the tinted States
circuit court OF Appeals Judge Wing
counsel for Mrs. Chadh ick, said 1t Was
not certain whether hal could be- Sc
cured nor could he SAY just how soon
the papers IN the appeal would be-
Med.
District Attorney sullivan MAS In
court TO look after the interests of thu
government when JudRl Wing applied
for bail, aud opposed ih' request that
It be- liked M $4,000, which was th,
amount desired by Mrt Chadwick's Ct
tOrncys.
After comforting with Judges Sever
ins aud Richards, judy l.urtOn paced
the bal! at the hgurys stated, Il may
be- deposited With the district court "a
Cleveland.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-18
TO TAX FRANCHISES.
Kentucky Fixes Prices on the sIs
Railroad system,

Frankfort ny, April 1.-THE Ken
lucky state board q! valuation aud
assessment nXed the total valuation
of the Louisville aud Nashville Rail
way company In the state al 81? ,2G1,
tO5 From this Was deducted the val
ne OF the tangible property of the com.
pany. valuable At t23,O1S1j5 to arrive
al the value uf the franchise. which 10
found Ia be- fg.lP3.G5O
This Is an increase ~ taO0,uOO Ia
valuation Of the franchise over last
year.
The board fixed the total yauat on
Of the Illinois Central Railroad com
pany az Si5.si5.iSo and iancaise val.
uatlou AZ itt?9igO
Il Fixed The total valuation of the
Southern Railway company IN Ken
tucky ~ S2.SSGG50. aud Ito franchise
valuation at slOij.9SO.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-18

Cleveland. o., April H. -. =, Duw
ley. chipi counsel for Mrs ChadN lck
stated today that the 81 ls0O bon B
named by the circuit court OF apps a..
at Cincinnati Tor the release of b.
cient. was In addition Ia The fi1.ou,
fixed here by the nitRd states ds
trict court and the county crimua,
court 1Ie TOTAL amount requfrd s
$4,000. Asked n surety Go ths
amount would be- furnished. MI DaN
Icy declared that he could not as
GUS the question a., the prrSent tine
Mrs. Chadwick when Informed Ot th,
action Of the Judge smiled and said
4 am overjoyrd to hnd thai bail
has been fixed by the circuit court al
appeals am moi at liberty 10 say
however. whether or not expect o.
furnish The required surety and thu
secure my release
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-18

Coluusbus. Ga April ~ -Ciyd"
simpson ~ years o.' met dssIh 10 q
t~.cni.Af manHsr yrsistdEy ~ fell
aslo"D n'af side trafh 90 seven
trenih .'re.i iy.GE dovH ri0se 10 $50
ba cars snf ab'n sviteh "nFih' 81
4 90 ciOct 90 led thr ears ont "' me
ssitcb ufJ ,aei simpsOH's hfa1.
ffarturfng f,s $50. Tho cf~s al.
no, o.. hlm nuu after ihT aegidrhi
H- dl.i from it- lnlur"s a. the 'iiy
Losp.t1I "a. esa rpn - q. u -
simpsou slf SEE uHmaTicd
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-18
ASKS UNCLE SAM
TO PAY DAMAGES
Mexican Who Was Shot BY An
American Wants Pay.
THOUGHT CASE WAS SETTLED
The Mexican Ambassador says Tex.
ans Evines slight Interest for the
lives Of his Countrymsu who Re-
aide on This sios Of the sordsr,

Washington. April IL Failure of
"a McNtvau ciuA,u 10 Obtain Satisiae'
ton ipnm the authorities OF Cameron
county, Texas, tor personal injuries
sun, RID IN that county, evoked serl'
uus Complaint Ca the Washington gov.
ernmrut from the MvSiCHn govern
menG against the Texas authorities,
aad caused secretary HAY several
months ago to offer out ol the federal
treasury y5uO to Mexico IN satisfaction
Of It's Official claim tor damages.
The story Is told In official CORE
spondrncc published NJ the state de-
partmcnt today EugolO zubrano. =
Mexican citizen, paWned rifle at
brownsville, Tex. belonging to n chi
zen or that town Who NaS arrested,
aud while being carried tO jail II IL
alleged he attempted tn escape and
was shot Al aud wounded by private
Mckenzie, OF the Texas Ranger force.
Tho Mexican consul reported ths
Zambrauu Vas tried and sentenced
without any account being taken By
the court of the wounds Inflicted by
Mckenzie. but the Judge IN passing
sentence On the prisoner told him tina
he inflicted a light punIshment because
be- had been wounded, This statement
IN the opinion uf the Mexican govern
mont. Afforded ground 10 assert that
| the WoundtuR MAS unWatranted. In
note 10 Secretary Hay. the McxloRn
Ambassador ~ Washington entered Z
formal complaint aEalRst the Texas
authorities on account Of the slight ~.
rprct they usually evlnce tor the livea
aud lntvrrHts at Mexlcans residing On
this side Of The border. and asked for
indemnity ~ bshalf VI EAmbrHDO.
secretary Hay. IN his rtply said:
4 have the honor Ia say that the de-
paflmcut after careful consideration
Ut all the circumstances has reached
the conclusion that some cOmpenHa
ton should bc made 10 Lambrano b.
cause ~ The failure IT the authorities
Of Cameron, Tex 10 trJ and punIah
Ranger Mckenzie fur unlaWIully shoot
ing him. aud II IN NllIlnE 10 make ray
ment To Jou ou behalf Of Labfano ot
the sum at $500 In full settlement of
the matter
Th,s oGrf Mss arvDlsd by the Mes
lcnu Eutcrhm,nt and the incident ass
rlnnrh
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-18

Ne~ Yofa. AvIU l;.--Fremas,a b .4u
anuuua,a, tafs HsrHd disp4 %
iron NIslAa fah EmsEsf rSgE AA.
delivered q lusru. 10 tts saf
.ro4.dt p5 iH t..4r Gahs. OF rsFt
Dad aga.rn it1fl spr,cksB. col &C..
.iofu.s hr f'- PEI Connection 4....
s.ft.r.s r-Da.r'f slea ~ Ssg.cA
81. suErfns ifor sgshdlelus d.
Gao 10 sssfaea .sg ssd fnI c,ssis
h.rL smuuaI H. aIEstasragis aau
The case oFtE.rs r~itse eonsl-el
abe bouc- Nf syfstksls hagisE ~
fas-e iu uff ths aaciOf's dsmaaf fUg
ts.sos o. conP .al'oa i0f ia seT
vices
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-18

Nashville. Tenn April ia dis
patch from Vrr0na Tenn. says thai
lsom Boyd half wilted negro, met
Allen Reynolds young white mao
In the road. took bic KUN from Ihn
aud shot the Top NJ his head on The
negro Sas arrested and placed In jail
\ mob soon gathered and told the
,hrrln ~ The negTo aas not tried Of
once h. suald b. lynchsd Judge Rich
ardH0n has the matter undrf advise
meBt. and The mob b. nav waiting CA
bic dnrlalnh
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-18

swainsboro. Ca Apni i7.--At ~
gro ifolle q ftu milos 0ai In ne eouu
~ 4 negro. sl0.. nEu.s 10 not tHoE p
sbo, thfOurb 10 hotss shsFs g. - 20
nsEfO.s ssre dabelta. and allied ihfes
81 on~ shot to soma s1d one mas
Tho asasssin ED And has no. bssn
esnEht iis assd q Slaehssisf for Ma
dealy vOFt ssssia Fisies y 10 bes
sist pa h. has gispaiehee depaiits.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-18
New Treatment Tor MenInultIs.

New York. April IA new meth
ud of ,r,atm,Et icr c,r,huotp.udi Snen
ug.t. employed at the hospital Beau
IN IN Pari, b. described bl the Herald
CORES poudeui u that cry. Ip to
the present 'urc this treatment az
pears me dispatch says. 10 have given
moro satisfactory results than any
othrr. ], Cou,.,s Of injections Of
m,ra. 70 l,Im,u,,. n so.u on OF one IN
ten (, o. and Ev,rl da, 20 cubic
cents. .r, are injected wto the mn.
-.culal ,,-ur Of The hip or abdomen
In %, 1850, presenting very serious
symptu..- good results we're Obtained
from il..a,cnous injections OF = solu
ton containing one miliigramme OF
IN" metallic t,rment pei cubic cent
meter.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-18
sulIr., sehsms Mssts susesss.

Jack sou Mi.s. Apni I'D J Sui
y, of New Nork A l. : shields, Oi
'Philade,ph ~. aud " u Nrsbilt. al
birmingham. Ala arrived IN Jackson
and held conference with local bank.
e. aud capitalists and President
Clark ~ tht Couun GroS"rs ASsOcia.
tlon. IN regard TO Sully's bonded ware
huu-t plan. NJ sul.y stated that hls
bonded Narrh1usr plan Sas meeting
with general success a. the hands 0l
capitalists and hnAnc.srs IN all parts
Of the sonih The parry departed
Tor Meridian
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-18

Nashville. Tenn April l1.--ltsVFe
.salaiIfr " q Ci"aas chairman Of
he psnhrnfafi intsttiEation commit
80 ana RspFesentativ" I g Gordon
had q prfsonal dihrull, On the hoD'
~ fhs bSasT ysstsfIaJ Nf GOfdOu
stTact Nf. ClraFe tw0 b.osu wbsn the
men sefr separated Th' irOttbl"
Efss o1t 81 no penitrn,iary matter.
ST. Cieagr called NJ GORDON liar
Ths former bviiDg frd
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-18

Huntsville Ia April - JobH vii
iiAms mnfd.rsr II stale ssnsIof iiipS
al CuHman county and fa Sh'Sa TN
sfate offered rsvATd u SECS. was
bfOuHhf heFr today Blaeed IN isii.
Iis ga captured 10 Marshall eoanly
By s A iIarpsr last aiEht and splri
"a Oei ~ ths etmniy A aO5 u ON
BE tfses, and che arrest 10 no, yet
kB0kH ~ thea