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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-14
Noihlnn n peaea Talk.

washington March is AHcf Lao
Yang there was tail of peace Rnf
rlas answer vac rslnfofcemenis Llke
LAO yang Mukdn Is the eeau Of
another retreat and again Russia's
answer viii BE- larg reinforeomenl.
bat of peace. MOI a word"
Thlt Nas the emphatic statement ol
Count Cassini, tAe Russian ambasss
DOR today IN The ligai of ihe informing
dispatches tcillne OF the Russian De-.
trtal The only Official neea g. had
received 10 ihe iatt fow days from 3D.
government mgar5lrg the operations
g contained I'D urff ca8lppram
sbleh cane latt n'gt ayine hat Cen
eFai Knlppstsla VI relFenfag a8tr
fays % defee Ggtlrg The ambes
sad4 however, vas rclaslaff 4tffaf
Ff.n ESQ eilb tae nHa lfiti0a ~
the Emperor that Hue.a would fa1
tIaae tte way aain Ris.isa arms Rtfs
victorious fesafdle 81 ibf iime i
Nead nQuee arc arfacg afn
tioaa afe blHg ma.e fnr afe ar
iofcamsnis o. Clsfai GHopstH
t tn echo ~ Ueac aaaHia c1ns out
oi Ptenbarr ~ omelaI 81 Wa.
irran would b m0re flfof ~
900 haa a a ha so
a.org btta pHt ammes iha,
nD'hinT bai gri9u far Gatl Eafo
n1f.Ir can Hffnr AZ .rf fl fr. ..r
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-14

that the prisoners viii number many
thousands Local estimates OF the
number taken vary from 10000 TO 5os
600.
Il Is not clear YET whether General
Kuropatlsin planned 10 stand aud hold
his line narth Of the Hun riyer or Re
tire uutl he found Is was too late @
accomplish his plan with t0e forces
at his command OWNS TO his con6
dence IN the ability Of the Russian
army to Withstand assault Ills ac
tions IN heavily reinforcing MS right
IN the uelghborhood of Muacen, IN
cline many 70 TIE belief that ne has
planned to hold the line OF the Hun
river and attempted 20 cross the r.gat
flank
There was a terrible onslaught, tat
Japanese drove a weesa through ths
line Of the Hun river and The pressine
northward. practically creating an iron
Gordon around Aiukeen bagging 3
tremendous force Of the Russians By
tho operation completed yesterday
Desperate fighting continued durlne
the night. The Russians striving &
break the erclreling barrier
Il Is evl.ent that losses on hotl
sides yesterday were heavy. swelling
the already tremendous total involved
IN the capture of Fushua uad the Wa
sheyi hghting. Il Is not known that
as a result OF the operations yester
day u the Japanese army succeeded In
obstructing the Inc Of retreat be
tween Fushun and Tie Pass but q
small fraction Of Kur0patMn's army
viii emerge from the disastes.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-14
WHITE MAN Held FoR MURDER.
Death Of Prominent Gilbert County, Ca
Citizen Being Investigated


Elberton, Ga, March tS.-T. n. Hall.
white man living just within che IN
corporate limits Of the city has been
arrested and placed In Jail charged
with the murder Of Barnard r. smith
who was found dead IN the road be,
tween Elberton and his home several
days ago
The arrest Is the outcome OF efforts
made 10 ascertain who klllrd smith,
and led hy Detective Fogg, OF Atlanta,
employed in the case
After the eoroners jury had pro.
noNneed foul play and had ordered
Mid Brown, Tie negro held ps s,is
pect, released Tor lack OF evidence 10
hold Detective Fogs had him rearrtst
ed, believing that ne knew VINO oom.
mltied Tao crime, il he ala not 40 e
hlmselC
IN san Ia the presence OF several oit
lzeas. Brown stated chat ne and smith
stopped et Halls hoasc. While Smith
was IN ihe house he heard Hicks and
a body fan, and becoming scared. ran
on. Later be saw Hall bring ,he
body Of smith out ppt Z, "a The buggy
lead iae horse ll,e tie road, and turn
Il aloose.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-14
BOMB EXPLOSION
CAUSES EXCITEMENT
The Russian Capital Has An
other Big Sensation.
TARGa LIvEa aepoaTEo LoaT

Man Who waa Handling Bomb sup
posed To be one Of TIE Many Ter
rerls,a In tina. cl,y-sevsral PsOpIs
Were injured.
ST Petersburg. March i3.-The ex.
ploslon OF q bomb al Tie hotel Bristol
adjoining the hotel d'Anglctere hore
Just before daylight This mofnlng blew
20 atoms che owner Of the bomb.
man With an English passport, and CIV.
iug his name as Alfred Horny McCu,
loush and wrecking Tao adiolnlpE
ROBINS the wife aad another officer
and lniurng several other spectators
The bomb explosion was heard many
blocks away and tremendous senss.
ton WIS felt Not the slightest doub,
exists that the man Killed was con.
neoJud with tho Terrorist Wols
Tho bomb was OF the Same power
AS those which Killed the late min
lister Of the Interior Won Piehye and
Grand DuRc sersns, creating tho
same havoc as dld the expioslop at che
hotel do Nofd last spfmg TIE pre-
lImlnury investigation OF police leadf
them % belleyo that Mccullough was
cngnggd either n packing bls effect
az ne hotel Drlslo today o. Ia prenar
ms tor some other desperate enter
prise today when The bomb, whlca.
llbe all mVmal muehne5 81 tbe Ter
royials waa provided Win gravity
tuhes. lel AVID exploded as the enc az
lho hotel du N0rd asa,
Tho police Immediately surrounded
the hnieI TIE mounted sepdNue at
having no one % come Within 30 paees
Mcculoughs less were torn o6 ana
the 0caB on the upper portion oi ha
body haltered iAo walls and lhe cell
lng were red vim blood 'rhs police
believe Mccullough YVES CHARGING lhs
bomb when g exploded
AZ the British ombaley aal consu
late Mr McCufongh % unknown
Sc eoi believed Do was q nriilah sob
joct
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-14
eeneral 90 caatures suppIIes.

With the japanese Army March 10,
! b. M, Via Fusan, DELAYED In.Trqna
mission During The nisai General
Oku's army adyanecd almost 20 The
railway despite desperate resistance
Occupied Sulatan station tie main
Russian supply depot and captured
enormous quantities Of supplies, In.
Gliding six millions o. rife car,ridg
and other supplies IN proportion. The
Japanese are not hurrylps tseir move
menis, being determined % lose no
chance to make victory certain and De-
clsiVe. They age coabdcnt OF che
success Of their pans
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-14

NsNi NlaAalaa ItNafa kfte ifAWAf
ST. Peters5urg, March H. D. m.--
The a ocia,ed Press learns thu, ,ae
dispatches received By iAe Emperor
Nicholf from Kuropakln last night ln
addition 10 announcing ihe resreai Of
the Rn ZEN armies added
"Opr1 treat Is being conducted With
the enemy har9sslug bo.a our Tanks
"The second army under Bniorlins
has suffered The heaviest bob Do
wounded and prisoners How rang
are surrounded is unsnowa The army
Is still 10 danger"
The curtain which shronds lae ex
tent OF the Russian disaster a; Mukden
has not ben pierced Nothing POSI-
tive q known % the situation. not even
General Kuropstkn's own where
abouts The commander ia chiefs
message announcing that oll tha ar
mics were ia iull retreat q ne last
definite word from toe battlefield The
absence OF news gives hne play TO lm
aginaiion and the ciiy is hlca VITA the
most pessimlsiio reports The pub
nc generally believes thaf TIE sltua.
ton 6 much more serious than SIS
Officially admitted here
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-14
sLops wnlLE ausars wAlr.
Virginia Couple Hun Away When Par
ents Forbid Marrlaqs

Norfolk, Va. March iS Howard ,.
Railey informed numerous friends of
oils approaehng marriage 10 Miss ida
j. MorIns. OF South Hll. Va. and in,
vltea them TO attend iho Wedding %
che home of the uncle OF the bride
eject % NorioIb Wien nalley start
ga for hiy license be found that the
girls parents had got ahead 90 him
aud told Che clrr, nol 70 lssue enc o.
crnse
The couplen0t % De- outiOno rlop (
20 Elizabcth clty ). e. ana ihgu Aur
Rcd back 10 Nof3olk 20 inform Tie
guests Who bad Esembied here for lhe
Wedding that tho ceremony bad 40
ready been performed aud thal hpg
werp man end wife
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-14

fssinNDn Kg Starch ~ fbe
HorMa ahI callahan over shofe
csse use appellate e9uu fnicfcaf
eare fayeie c0aalY iaFa.aloa 40
n0f come her today as heJ f.e
gmphol yfHcf6ny da faey eout
They est aE0brf meaE IofaY ag
Sis laat lht desired fhs cb.rf 90 ~
nc 81 maEe fhe srnsi end tae t1au
made hlm tgr.aI 4aIl1 400 gt
Em to iacs s0a i1say
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-14

sac Franf.ar0. Nffeh 1 The 90
lowing omclal statistics % tse Ha
aalaH inf. hfre heep received bere
The mlaa " tae domestic shipments
from 5an francisco % 900 hawai'an
lbnds VARIES fom % 5oG091 % fl0l
sg0og annuallY MorehaGG.se m
ported iuta ihe difific " Hagail ffem
lo.FH COMMITTEES for 600 year eHd.oF
luif gi laa amolafel % fs1ie018t
fU CASE gesr f41Fffil sugar D. taf
praapsl arleie % shipment OF wh.cb
ftfm ior coz htesi ffar end.ns lnae
20 1908 b. fae United 6ia.m tg61l3,
esi eaa i0r ie1i lgi3.oes5
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-14

farfa0n. I's NafCH NDtff
90 vsr4amaa So araes Hro
d4fss fo tse peaer ogref effbe Ha.f.
dernrnr itaf he tfHaNaa iu
g9 % beeonl1r cnnesE iaH
ramf 81 rampant 'a ali dHanef 81
az Commons alfh. and Hfs.ns o9Ic
to gr1npf'r beE'u crusade ~ f.ean
OF the dives ana haunu "a criu.aail
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-14

Many Girls Found IN Chicago upcsr
a Years old Are Wives


a Years Old Are Wives
Chicago. MafA De- A school. Or al
leaa, q special room. for child wives
may BE- established by ihe board 81
education "a reallt Of an lnyesiIea
tlon completed today By the compa
aory edncallon department.
Tae search for siycs.oi compulsory
school bge was made By superinteu
dent Rodiue. aud Il "a stated has been
more truthful than even NE sehooi %
Atlals expected
More than e score 81 wives audef ths
age Of % years afr said o. De fcopd %
one Italian tenement dlstlicv alone
The lnVN.eatlOn also Is said %
have proved tie salatonee of tmale
% Child wlye between tals eounifi
aud Europe A maipriiy OF ihe school
trustee hold lhai uumafflel school
afm should uot be pui D. tbe same
ela1sea WITH Zoe foesiloi child Hisos
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-14

HaNh.nsrllle. Ca March IA sher
~ Rogers has iust received g messaes
FROM Cochran 70 hurry there ior john
murt abo shot William 81 Harriet
today Report reacacs here fhai Bimf
curtea Harrell ara aiiacsgd ban ~
the iatters Store A0ot'nE him dQ#r
Phys'c.ane rcror the case iatli B'ga
was arrested hri bfartht here io ieH
HsFfi ls 20 years o.d. sni one ~
cueHab leading mefcaauiN hust
ne aad 49, Alderman Great excite
meet caaef hsf aai ID Cochran
over csc a6a.f bnaf FI
hn1er aoos aue hf.Ck ay
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-14

the district between the railroad and
he Mulgden road ln great confusion,
and ia state OF utter exhaustion.
Thousands upon thousands Of Rus
slams are 10 the district between San.
wa. miles north OF Mukden. and
retreating north 80 desperate condL
ton am unable TO ascertain the
number our artillery and Infantry
In the vicinity are pouring e fierce IRE
upon them inhictlng heavy damage,
on Friday our detachment hurrieG.
~ advanced from slngllngteu, on the
Hun river. between Mukden and IN.
shun and reached the PA river Is miles
nogta OF Mukden and az the outset Was
dying with heavy damages 70 the rem.
nant 81 the enemy. Our detachment
is now trying 20 annihrate them.
Later the followig dispatch gas re-
celved from the headquarters Of tht
japanese armies.
Our force IN the Sing King dircc
ton after carrying the enemys posi-
zion on the northern height % Fasmiu
pursued Inn IS iar a. Huiyuagpao. ;
miles north OF 3 Sun. and az ~ D. NJ
resumed q vigorous puHait of hlm
To-Day We captured a feW hundred
light railroad WAGONS and other p0lls
watch ara under INVESTIGATION"
Admiral Ito chief ~ tae general
star and Admiral Yamamo.o uin'steF
% fle navy A4le illeglaDald arr
cunsra niatiera 30 Field Naraha. 0ga.
ma
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-14

Madison. Wis March ~ Ou inst
taiIon Coloncl ~ Bryan today az
dressed ihe Wisconsin legislature Mr
Byran created enthusiasm by cham
pionlng ihe reform measures Of me
state adminlgrsfiou 81 referred 90
Governor iaFoHcite AZ iho hrst and
foremost champion 81 tne reform 20
ibe Republican party Ga me tnlted
States fie predicted fhaf tbo rail-
roads would SCI c0mbIne HHh lhs
Standard Oi company ~ kannrs 90
put out u baslness the state Oh rem
ery so Bryan howegrf mid ihb
kaaaaa people e0nd ,aeh Do af9lset
AID cfuh fhe moaopo'ift iu thai State
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-14

Cleveland. March Isl $50 reply has
up to thls hour been received from ~.
n Jeucke head Of the striking Inter
borough engineers az New York. tp
whom a message was sent yesterday
revolving lts charter Of sub.dlyisloa
los., said GTend Chief Stone Of tne
Brotherhood OK Locomotive Engineers
today Alr Stone said th0i 4 really
made 40 difference whether a reply
was reeslSod. or wheiaar the charter
was returned Of ROT The members
OF Fnb.dlv.sion so. lo5 De- said were
10 loagf connected Wits Che brother
hood Mf stone added. howeycr ihat
the bool 81 The SUI division mh.t he
returned % the headquarters % ihe
bsotherhool htfe end that g expected
Be- hear from Mr Jsncke concerning
them nIthIa few dogs. II the sirlk.
er desire 90 pgalu become members
Of the brotherhood they VIII have 70
make application
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-14

ST. PfenBurs. Harca ii G50 o.
mlt Is reported 30 ihe mgtasg Clubs
Ibis evening aai Ceuefti Kpraysi sia
ha M 300 ma and abosr eNoe
9rs6rs 81 sass on the same ua
bsr Of Killed U wounded
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-14
STRIKERS DEFEATED
IN new YORK CITY
Company Succeeds In Running
Their Cars In Gotham.
MANY 90 ~ 90 LIE loas
The oweials Of the Company say They
Win Only Take Back Such Of the
Old Employees Under 90 Years Of
Ags as They Want

New York. March is.-AlthougA
nearly two days have passed since The
local leaders OF the un.oas involved
In the Big street railway strike were
repudialed by their nai;onai officers
and the strikers ordered bach to work,
conditions on tha aGected lines have
not become normal trains were
running today on every branch Of the
laterbor6ugh Rapid Transit companys
system, bat on reduced and IN some
cases irregular schedules.
II seems probable now that many Of
the former employers Of the company
who went out on strike never Will be
re.employed. It had been announced
that all Of those taken back would
have 10 return as individuals that thoy
had forfeited their rights Of seniority
by their action ID ioining the strIk.
ers and that they would be Obliged 10
accept lower rate o. wages than they
had received Lateri, was said that
the company had decided not 70 take
on any Of the men over 40 years OF age,
II Che plan Is carried out Il viii ae
feet hundreds Of men who had been
employed ca the elevated Tor many
years
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-14
FLEEING RUSSIANS
PURSUED BY JAPS
Retreating Russians Are Flank
ed On Both Sides.
6O.OOO RUSSIANS &c oAPruRED
Japanese Have Driven Wedge
Through Russian Center and the
Russians ARE Surrounded BY ring OF
steel-Russlan Defeat Complete.

Toxic. March 11-5.S0 p. m-The
following dispatch from the headqusr
tiers Of the Japanese armies in the
field was made public today:
In the shg King tYendenl direction
our force Is now attacking a superior
force Of the enemy occupying the
northern height near Fushun.
All our forces in the Shakhe river
direction entirely dislodged the enemy
on the right bank OF the Hun river on
Friday and surrounded the enemy on
the east and north OF MuRden
According to several reports from
noon on March 10 the Russians filled
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-14

Atlanta Merca I'D raa, Me pres.
dent Is cadsiderIbs tao nppolatmcnl i
Mis- Gordon 20 remuneiailye federal
osce possibly ihft 81 postmstrebs oi
Atlanta Is an afshred fact ltlspn
slhle ~ COURSE tbal Mrs Gordon Doe
NOT care for nor weuld accept D pDift
cal appointment b1l President Roo
Welt . known 10 have iAe appointment
10 mind 90 a recent cogerailop vita
prominent Georgia Republican
name Of Mra Lonssireei. widow az an
other famous confederate general wns
mentioned, and The fact spoken oi that
she bad been appoinies 10 o federal
position thar ~ pcslmlsirtss Of
Calucaylllo
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-09
MILITIAMEN
ARE RETIRED

SACRAMENTO, April SIN ac-
cOrdance with the bills passed by the
last Legislature reorganizing the Ma
tional Guard orders were issued from
the adjutant generals Office to-day re-
firing the following officers:
Major General Matthew w. Null
Ter, Colonel Francis E. Beck. Colonel
Thomas Wilhelm, Colonel Charles J.
Evans, Lieutenant Colonel T. VAIN
Morgan Draper, Lieutenant Colonel
John A. Roster, Lieutenant Colonel
Fred J. H. Rickon, Lieutenant Col
onel AdOlph Huber, Lieutenant Col
onel Andrew 3. c. Dohrmann, Lieu
tenant Colonel Harry B. Hosmer,
Lieutenant Colonel Joseph J. DWyer,
Lieutenant Colonel Louis Barrere
Lieutenant Colonel Charles I. Hewes.
Major Lionel S. Schmitt, Major, EN-
NETT R. Jones, Major John H. Dock
weller, Major James H Campbell. Ma
5or George z. Lawrence, Major John
II. Hendy, Major II. z. Curzon, Major
Philip J. Perkins, Major Jacob w.
X. W. Phillips, Major Fred L. Mar
tin, Captain william N Harris, Col
onel George r. Hanson. Lieutenant
Colonel Alfred J. Pedlar, First Lieu
tenant Edwin II. Harvey, First Lieu
tenant Albert N. Boyen, First Lieu
tenant Henry Kroeckel, First Lieuten-
ant Curtis r. Huse, Lieutenant Com
mander Thomas B. W. Leland, En-
sign Edward Fletcher.
A number of officers holding the
rank Of captain, principally in the
medical branch of the Guard, are re-
duced to the rank Of first lieutenants.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-09

| be constructed on the transport Solace
to carry the ammunition required for
the Asiatic station has been refused by
the Navy Department.
The work authorized by the Navy
Department on the u. S. S. Boston is
being rushed tc completion, and it is
planned to have the cruiser leave for
Honolulu not later than next Wednes-
day. AT Honolulu the Boston will re-
lieve the q. S. s. Petrol as the station
ship.
Orders have been received at the
navy yard to place the distiller ship
Iris In commission on May 90 What
her orders will be after that time is
not known here.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-09
FLOOD WATER
DOES DAMAGE

SAN BERNARDINO. April Sc.
X. Searles and family have ar
rived in this city from Salton. Cal,
whence they were compelled to move
because Of high water IN that vicinity,
which has been filing in that great
basin and forming the new Salton Sea.
Searles was employed by the New
Liverpool Salt Company, which COM
pany has been compelled to shut down
It's plant because Of the food water
that now covers a territory OF from
twelve to fourteen miles wide and
about thirty miles long and is from
four to five feet deep.
The New Liverpool Company man
aged 70 save several thousand tons Of
manufactured salt. The water is re-
ported now fully four feet deep all
around the plant Whether this newly
formed sea will be evaporated by the
coming hot weather remains to be
seen. The salt company claims that
the trouble comes from the Imperial
water system and suit has been insti-
iuted against the officials Of the water
system to recover large sum as dam
ages
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-09
STILL PRObINC
TIMBER FRAUDS
Federal Grand Jury Indicts
Fifteen Well known Men
Of Washington and Oregon
CONSPIRACY is CHARGED
defendants Are Accused of
Plotting TO Defraud the
Government of Its Lands
CONSPIRACY is CHARGED

PORTLAND. April S.-The Federal
e4rand Jury this afternoon indicted If
teen well-known men of Oregon and
Washington. Among them are State
Senator r. A Booth, manager Of the
Booth-Kelly Lumber Company; his
brother, Henry J. Booth. receiver of the
Roseburg land of1ices Frank d. Alley
of Roseburg, abstractor; A r and Ed
ward R Downs. Seattle timber men;
+ Kew. Stephen ". Turnel. a Roseburg
minister; Edward Singleton. brother
in-law TO the Booths; Willard n. Jones,
a Portland timber man; Thaddeus S.
Potter, formerly clerk In the law Office
OF T. P. Mays; H L. Sissler of Seattle;
Daniel Clark. formerly a soldier Of the
Rebellion; Clarence B. Zachary, Coe d.
Barnard and Charles A Watson of Fos-
sil, Wheeler County.
With the exception Of Daniel Clark.
Coe D. Barnard, Charles A. Watson
and Clarence B. Zachary all are indict-
ed on g charge Of conspiracy TO defraud
the Government OF q portion Of its pub
lie lands.
Daniel Clark was indicted for alleged
perjury before the Grand Jury in con-
nection with his dealings as an old SOL
der in an alleged attempt to get land
in the Siletz Indian reservation
COe D. Barnard, Charles A Watson
and Clarence 3. Zachary were indicted
on q charge Of swearing falsely in re-
gard 10 final proofs, by means Of which
the Butte Creek Land. Lumber and
Live Stock Company. it is charged, Sc
cured many hundreds OF acres of land.
The indictments Of Frank B. Alley
and Rev Stephen W. Turnen of Rose
burg and A r. and Edward R. Downs
wealthy timber men of Seattle, relates
10 an alleged conspiracy supposed to
have been entered into between the
persons named. by which during 1901
2-3 some 100000 acres Of what is pro-
nounced one Of the finest bodies Of tim
Der IN Oregon was fraudulently Sc
cured. The land is in the region Of the
boundary line between Douglass and
Coos counties. In Southwestern Oregon.
II is the contention Of the Govern
ment that the persons named formed
ring 70 gain title TO this vast tract and
that the land was located by process Of
dummies" under the timber and stone
act of June 3. 1873, through the efforts
Of Jack Gardner and J. H McCrossen,
both Of whom have since been convict
ed Of the offense.
Senator r. A Booth, manager OF the
Booth-Kelly Lumber Company, and his
brother, Henry J. Booth, receiver Of the
ROseburg land office, and Edward Sin
EleIon. brother-in-law Of the Booths
were indicted for conspiracy to defraud
the Government out Of a portion Of its
public lands by inducing Thomas Agee
OF Roseburg to prove upon an aban-
d0ned homestead
A John Doe indictment was returned
in connection with the ones against r.
A. Downs ct al It is believed IL relates
70 a millionaire lumberman Of Mime
polls. MINI.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-09

ship Buffalo. which is at Mare Island
preparing to haul down her flag on
May /. The remainder viii be de-
tached from the United States receiv-
ing ship independence and from the
Yerba Buena training station. This
statement is taken as an indication
that there Is no truth in the rumor that
the Oregon is coming here to be re-
paired.
The navy transport Solace has been
ordered to sail from Mare Island on
May 10 for Cavite She will carry 470
enlisted men as a relief crew for the
cruiser Cincinnati of the Asiatic squad
ron. 1t is likely that the greater part
of the crew will be made UP from a
draft sent from the East
The request of the local ordnance de-
partment that an emergency magazine
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-09
Sale Easter. Ribbons
About Half Price

A manufacturing milliner found himself over
stocked with 81 inch satin tafeta nbbons-we
secured them at great price concession. and they
will go on sale beginning Monday at proportion
ate reduction In the retail price
These ribbons have very high lustre, are good
weight, come In white, cream, black and all the
new millinery shades, instead of Zoe an
the yard. sale price will be ..... s<G
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-09
Ercursfon TO uktah.

on Sunday April 18th. the California
a,orthweste-n Railway viii run an excur-
sion to ukiah Each ticket insures a
seat. for the company will not sell a sim
gle ticket above the number Of seats pro-
Fided. Time Of departure from Tiburon
errV viii be $50 a. m. and from Ukiah
on the return D. m. Train will not stol,
ia transit Fare for the round trip only
81 90. Tickets will be on sale Monday.
April 10th at ticket Office $50 Market
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