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St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-08-11
A Few Thcrns.

Saturdays an uniuot, lsi - be wed'
- ~ Wedne~iaf and FRIDAY. sho
MondaN
There are three oihsi davs hat feallf Az
bad
rhcsc arv rhur~la, and Tuesday and
sunday
II Z, is a crime TO bc rich few
newspaper men will be arrested on
that charge.
California, at her day a, III,
fair last SATURDAY. filled guests ful
Of prunes. We, there are Others.
Japan is figuring on some new
warships. Can't they fight viii
those the Russians presented tC
theml
The American language Is whiz
zerl We may say a man laughed
but a man named Laughed call
himself Lswhed
Early in September there will b'
a baby show at the Portland fair
Seems as IL that was giving a fellow
burned short notice.
President Coode declares thai
extortions must cease at the fai'
grounds. Yes but will all thos'
concessionaires be Goodel
A saloon at Dilley was destroyed
by fire last week Things are un
evenly distributed: here's st. john
without a saloon--while Dilley has
booze-j joints to burn.
Elbert Hubbard is getting som'
nice advertising. Twenty-one min
listers have urged that he be no
allowed to speak in portland-whil'
others, more-fair minded, say "le
him come" He'll come.
At Syracuse last week there wa
a wedding between Mr.. GoshonI
and Miss Rainy. The day wa
cloudless but the bride being Rain,
II is probable that she had linei
shower prior TO the ceremony.
The wife of Major Il. +. Taggart
according to the testimony in the lat,
divorce case, is about the warmes
baby in the bunch. II there any
thing she hasn't done it's merel,
because she never thought of IL.
When the air ship Hoated
Der the town
Some thought twas
Gabriel coming down;
Hut every man,
Aud woman, too,
Desired Ia see what
II would do.
well, bless my soull''
Said Mr.. Cole.
Say, that's the thing"
Said Mr., King.
lust see u gol"
Said Mr.. Moe.
Shes mighty goodl'
Said Mr.. Wood.
"i'll buy one nowl''
Said MIR. Howe,
III I'd the price"
SAIL Mf, ktcc,
You're u sct o. cranksl"
Said Mr.. Hanks.
ITS the best I've seem"
Said Mr.. Greene.
"Now. ain't tina, niecl"
Said Mr.. Brice.
"She's like lark"
Said Mr.. Clark.
"fll help her right"
Said young Prank White.
"That airship's mine"
said Valentine.
And now she's OH"
Said Mr.. Pon.
'Sce the wings she wields."
said MIR. Shields.
Just sce that mix
Said Dr. Hicks.
Thorn.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-08-11
". J. PeddiCOrd
REAL ESTATE

$3.50 ia acres at ssSo per acre. Ready
for plat.
81, si,0s0-four-foom house. lot iuoNioo.
sJ2S-l.ot tooNtoo. \ fine corner on
graded street. Level.
sJS0-i.ot Soxioo. Central ssS cash and
$40 per month,
sS0O-Two.room house. lot SiNiSs.
Young trees, $3.50 cash. balance time.
siS00-'S.room house, lot iogNiSs. i'm.
pfovcncnts,
siS00-Ii-room house new. overlooks
river.
SS0-i.ot 7SSioo, corner; house iiN5o.
central.
s2s0-Lot SoNioo, ST. Johns Heights, Cue
location SIS cash, balance IN install.
mcnls,
$4,000 block close To industries and
o. X. x y. X. X. Easy terms.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-08-11
Mail Schedule

Mail arrives at St, Johns at 7:4s a. NJ,
and I;Isp. m,
Leaves at Io;IS a. m, and I:so y. m.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-08-11
N. F. NOREN
Real Estate

Lots IN Arvidsons addition, North
ST. Johns, overlooking the river,
is high aud sightly.".."......... $3.50
Fine lot, soxfoo, two blocks from
from the bank ................. 57s
Choi, eat corner lot on Boulevard 4So
New 7-room house, close TO car line,
nice home. ................... 100
New ten.room house, wood.fihcr plaster,
hot and cold water, patent closet,
full basement, lot SuXiou, good
location: (better see thisl. Price
sststssstNt .stsstsfss..t..ts.ta ~ lup
New S-room house, lot soXioo, well
improved st.,,. ,..tttt.s..t.ts..tt 80
New Groom house, lot SoN7i, one
block iron station. ,.....s. ..4ss.s loo
Sole agent for Title Guarantee * Trust
Co. Lots IN Point View sold SIS down
As per month.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-08-11
CHURCH NOTICES.
st. JOlins.

| ~. lohns.
Order of Services at the Methodist
chuch are a. follows;
Sunday School: 10.
Preaching n,
Class meeting; "a, noon,
Junior League; 1.
Ep~orth League; 7,
fTeaohlng, ).
II was glad when they said unto me,
Let us 10 into the house OF the Lord. "
l'salin taa.
IL. {. Campbell. Pastor.
Seventh Day Sabbath
school at 10 A. m, regular service at
a a. m, every Sabbath; prayer meet.
lng Wednesday evening T.. d. Hurl-
bert, elder,
United Evangelical Church-Preaeh-
lng every Sunday at ~ a. IN. and :
p. M; prayer meeting, Thursday at s
m; Sunday school, 10 a m; Jr X. l..
{. t., at s;So p. M; Sr, X. l., {. r., J
p. m. W, +. Johnson. class leader;
CongTegalional--Serviees will be
held in the tabernacle every Sunday
afternoon a, $3.50; Sunday school at
ESQ
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-08-11

Bring us 81 and we win send the
Review to your friend for year.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-10-15
The Columbus Fair

The Mlssis sippi and West Ala
bama Fa,r. to be held at Colum-
bus. Miss, October - 10 -, viii
doubtless draw "a large crowd
every day.
"Masimus" the great bull
wrestler, will daily meet, wrcs.
Tie aud throw a bull or steer that
weighs 1000 10 1900 pounds.
This feat OF strength and daring
will attract many who would not
go TO see other features OF the
fair. There will also he an IN
~tcrcsting game oil football be-
tween the Mississippi a. * NJ.
College and Auburn, Ala, on the
9Th. Every day will have high
~ INTERESTING features. The
races and exhibits will be OF un.
usual merit. |, will pay To take
a day or two oil to visit the FAIR.
y strong effort il being made
to make the fair tue best market
IN M,ssi ,eippi in which to buy
and sell good live stock. Catalog~
ADD luli information can be had
by addressing Secretary John
Oliver, Columbus. Miss.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-10-15

to drop the nuts about ? feet
apart in pillow burrows ! to q feet
apart and cover them two or
three inches deep with the next
furrow slice. The young plants
can be thiuned out when one or
two years old to stand ! to 3 feet
apartin the rows. The planta.
ton should be given about The
same cultivation that would be
given TO a crop OF corn. When
the trees are to 10 years old
toe inferior specimens should be
cut out, leaving the trees ) to J.
feet apart.
IT seedlings are purchased
from a nursery. they should be
one or two years old. Seedlings
arc so much more costly than
the nuts that | do not advise
their use. The transplanted
trees are often SO badly situated
IN their growth that they
amout 10 little even after a K, eat
deal OF care and expense have
been bestowed upon them.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-10-15

Let your poultry have all tie
range that can be had conven-
icn,ly and safely, out ieed sui
~hciently 10 induce rapid growth
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-10-15
Planting Walnuts
EDITOR GAzErrE:

lease ADVISE me through your
valuable journal, the nex, issue
II possible, about black walnuts
/. Will they do we'll in Missis-
sippi:
;. On what kind OF land will
they do best!
!. What il the best way 10
plant them, by planting the
nuts:
4. If so, how deep should they
be planted and at what time OF
year
:. II Seeding walnut sprouts
are better than the uts to plant,
at what age should they be
planted
JonS SCHMIDT.
Biblegrovc. III.
Answers " George L..
Clothier, forester snd plant
breeder Mississippi a. n NJ.
College:
The black walnut tree will
grow we'll in the northern two
Thirds Of Mississippi. For tim
Der production this species
thrivcs best on creek bottoms
having deep. rich. wcll.draiu-
cd, ailuvial soil. /, prefers Il
soil rich IN lime, and on upland
with rather poor sol! will pro-
duce more nuts and bear sooner
than on the most fertile bottom
lands. II will not tolerate \
swampy situation. IT the trees
are TO he planted for timber.
plant them on rich land; II for
nuts. plant them on soil OF indi:-
fercnt fertility,
Since the tap root makes the
transplanting OF this species
somewhat difficult. the bcs,
way il 10 plant the nuts IN tn
permanent site. which may b.
done IN Il similar Ia the
plan ing oil potatoes. The nut,
should DC collected IN the tail a.
soon As ripe and NAV be plantcd
a, once or stored ~ boxes Il
damp sand Tor keeping over
winter. II kept for any length
o: time, the nuts should not b.
allowed 10 dry out a. - uure tar
eating. but they should be kept
a. nearly a. possible IA III
moist condition which they nat
urally have While surrounded by
the green shuck. Some plant.
crs pile them up out OF doors
WITH The shucks on and cover
them with leaves. This il a
good method II squirrels AMI
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-14

that the prisoners win NUMBER many
thousands. Local estimates OF fhs
number taken vary from 10000 to So.
600.
Il is not clear yer whether General
Kuropatkin planned 10 stand and hold
his line narth OF the Hun river or re
tire until he iouad it was too late a.
accomplish his plan wltn me force
at his command owing to ATS coma
dence in the ability Of the Russian
army TO Withstand assault. his az
ton % heavily reinforcing his rlsht
IN the nelghborhcod OF Mussen, m
cline many 10 tie belief that he ha
planned to hold the line OF the Hun
river and attempted 20 cross the r.ga,
flank
There was a terrible onslaught. tai
Japanese drove wedge through the
line Of the Hun river and The PRESSING
northward. practically creating an iron
Gordon around Mukten. bagging
Tremendous force of the Russians B,
the operation completed Yesterday
Desperate Fighting continued durine
the night. Che Russians striving &,
break the ereircllng barrier
u is evident that losses on botl !
sides yesterday were heavy, swelling
the already tremendous total involved
in the capture OF Fushua and Che Wa
sheri hghting. Il is not known that
as a result Of che operations yester
day i Che Japanese army succeeded 10
obstructing the Tine of retreat De
tween Fushun and TIE Pass. boz
small fraction Of Kuynps,kins army
viii emerge from the disaster
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-14
General ON caot,,re, s,p,lie,

With the Japanese Army. March 10
! ?. ln. Via FUsan. DELAYED Ia Trans
mission.--Durlng the nigat Genera
olus army advanced almost to a.,
railway despite o desperate resistance
Occupied Sujatan station tae malu
Russian supply depot ana captured
enormous quantities Of supplies. ln
ending six millions OF rlae carlrldg
and other supplies IN proportion, The
Japanese arenot huIyias their move
menis being determined 10 lose nc
spanee TO maize victory certain and de-.
eislfe They aye co1hdcnt OF the
success Of their pans.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-14
WHITE MAN Held FOR MURDER.
Death Of Prominent Gilbert County, Ca.
Citizen Being Investigated.

NfNfffA NNNNohiUaINua
klberton' Ca. March iS.-T. II. Hall
white man living Just within the m.
corporate limits Of the city has been
arrested and placed In Iall charged
With the murder OF barnard n. smith
who was found dead In the road be.
tween Elber,on and his homo several
days ago.
The arrest Is the outcome Of efforts
made TO ascertain who kncd Smith.
aud led by Detective Fogg. OF Atlanta.
employed In the ease
After the oorouers jury had pro.
nouneed foul play aud haa ordered
Mid Brown, the negro held as a sus
peet released Ger lack OF evidence "a
hold. Detective Eogs had him rearrtst.
ed believing that he knew WHO CON,
mltted tie crime n he dld not 40 n
himself
~ JAZZ IN the presence OF several clt
isens. Brown stated that ne and smith.
stopped 81 mans house While saith
was IN nc house he heard Hicks and.
a body tall. and becoming scared. raaI
on Later ne saw Hall bring aeI
body q smith ont pat C IA the bugey
leaa The horse into tie road, ana turn
it aloose,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-14
80 NIeholaa - ~ -

s.. Pefersburg March III. 3 b. m.-
The A oclaied Press learns that IS,
dispatches received by tae Emperor
Nichols from Kuropaiin last night N
addition % announcing toe retreat o.
the Ru Zen armies. added.
"OnrT treat is being conducted with
the enemy har9ssing ho,a our tanks
"Ihe second army under Blderllne
has suffered the heaviest bon IN
wounded aad prisoners iiow r.aag
are surrounded b unknown Tho army
IS still IN danger"
The curtain which shrouds tae ~.
tent Of The Russian disaster az Magden
has not ben pierced Nothing posi-
tive Is known o. the situation. not even
General Kuropatkln's own where.
abouts The commander IN CHIEFS.
message Announcing that All the an.
miles we're IN iuE retreat Is the iss,
definite word from the battlefield the
absence OF news gives ane play to I'm
aglnation and The city o. 6iled Win the
most pessimis,ic reports The pnb
lic generally believes taai he slius.
ton 3 much more serious than
omc'a'ly admitted here.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-14

Lexington ky aiGreh 81 The
Harmsm aal caliahan over ahos
oaaea ihe appellate court geaeY1at
gave Fyeiie county iaaaalei'oa G1
no' come bero f66ay as iha co.'s
fuphei yesterday 600 ry ems
ftef wrt aroCacf meas rolag aay
ibg ihst fheg dosired Ihe caiaf 81 ~
ice 90 mair fhs sfuff apd tae eoan
maGe him spfeAi aalG and sent
tlm 30 Jackson l0laT
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-14
rLopE wAlLs auzsrs war
Virginia Couple Run Away When Par
ents Forbid Marriaas.

Norfolk Va March i9 Howard D
bailey informed numerous friends q.
pla approaching marriage 10 MSS lda
J. Morng of South Hl. va. and in.
EiIed them TO attend the wedding. al
Che home Of the uncle % the bride.
elect m Norfolk wacn Ralloy start
ed for lis license BE found that 40
s'rls parents had got ahead of blu
and told INC cltra uot 10 Issue no lg
ccnse
lae coupleuot 10 De autiono. tlon 4
20 E'Sabcth Clgy 81 e.. ana ihau bu,
ried paei % Norfolk 10 inform tar
guests Who had assemhled here Tor tAo
wedding that Tho oommoay had al
ready been perforated ana Chat thoy
We're man snd wife
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-14
Neihlnn b. pcar. r.ll

washington March is Antr Lao
larg there gps tall ~ peace Rn.
sia's answer Was endorsements fits
Lao Yans. Mnkden "a the scenic ~
another retreat and again Ru.ala's
ansNer VII b. laFg reinforcement,
but % peace not a word"
Ihia was the emphatic statement =,
Count cas6lni tAe Russ'aa ambassa
eer. today In the lrat ~ iae morplne
dispatches telling OF the Hnsslap ~.
tlai The ou.y cHclai ners a. lad
received in The iasi fos days ffdm IN.
government rgarlirg fae operation
% contained ln d n'pf fas.resa,,
WHICH came iaei uigl ayinr that csn
ai hufomfkia VA retnsflas a.,sy
SAYS ~ horct Gaatre The annie
'eapf however vas leluanfsi .trefsf.
estta ESQ $3.50 tae aual decision -
'ar emperor fhat Rmsu eoaif eor
iiape re aar unf'i Rnslsa afms ssfel
'ic'9fieas legAdl ~ ibe lme ,f'
.eti1 require aaf aFtscy s
zone efe 1fiae ma.r iof iafs see
meaia "a Ccnaal fmoosita
= ~ echo ~ Deae sa0fIi lane 80
g q Ff'rfbufs NJ oa-si - 80
as'ta epa.a be HDre rlrDrssf ts
- an o hse an.
-oss pttn irf Hmnf fbatl
.pih'rg t1i rr9y er Cent r..
-'aiN caH arra at 60 III ft.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-14
saaool roa CHILD wlvas.
Many olrIl Found IN Chicago unrsr
" Yaara ola arc VIVA.

Chicago, Marh % 4 school or AZ
loaai special room. for child wiyss
may BE- established by ne board IN
education ~ reault or an Iayeatlgt
llou completed today by me eompul
sofy education departments
Tae search fgr wlves,oi compulsory
school age was made by aupeaniea
dent liodino and q 3 stated has been
more truthful than even tbe school 81
hciala expected
Aore han a score 81 wives nuder ~
age Of = ycnrf are said % b. found h
one Italian tenement district alone.
The lageai.eatIou also o. said n
have proved me exl,tence of d taa.e
in child wives between tba eoubtr,
ard Europe a majority Of fhe seh8o.
lfnaief hold THAI summarized school
s'rh Raana aoi Dc pui "a ths SAM
CLASSES piih tho focallod child wives
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-14

lafH HA. 1a haffa tf Cover
ro rIaamaa 80 sraff afUF ~
ffef io fhf pieces Officers 0fite sfa.f.
declaring faaf fhs taauaH in
sIspH 90 befomllG rnfH f
crime o. rampant be- a quarters al
ihe rommoaafaiib cod sn'ne offers
% oromptiy her1 emaGe to ei.an
oli fse difta ana hamta % eam.nah
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-14

HaekInsvllle, Ca March ia. sher
~ boEers has inst received a messaa,
from Cochran 90 bury there f0g Join
J. fen' who shm william % Marcel
TODAY hapor reaches here ihai nisn0
cursed hafreli ana attacked hlm 81
iar iaitfrf Store hoatiug him DOS
Phss.c.ant regon me case fattl Baai
vas arrested arf hfouehl here Do ia.i
haifi 50 20 yeau o,4 ara one oi
Coe loading merchant hnsi
no ani ~ iwnau Great rartr
meat e euat sere 3ai 3D. coehan
over iie aFalr l'nni Nsl
hnpen aoos GEO brick layer
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-14

Doe Francisco Mffch q Tho %
loNing phielai statistics ~ fse IA
Nai.aa trade haYe been received hrse
Ihe Fai0a ~ lae t1Heflo shipmeats
from ssn ifanc.sf0 l1 he Hawaiian
fiaada Warrior frum Gp9o8ba0 ~ fi6.
-s1b1o annually MefchmG
porha4 'n'o NE f'strict ~ llavall froa
FOREIGN countries for zoe year endiae
4Mf 81 1909 4Waafiei to estfeG8
~ lta' yeaf fIla36ll Eurars ia.
Dfier.g' anlele % shipment 81 uhleb
laff 2 ior isa f.eai ifaf ending june
y. ihi' 90 iae tnliff sa.m $500
~ fsf ief feei fstss9
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-14
FLEEING RUSSIANS
PURSUED BY JAPS
Retreating Russians Are Flank
ed On Both Sides.
5O.0o0 RUSSIANS AaE cApTuRsp
dspanese Have Driven Wedge
Through Russian Center and the
Russians Are Surrounded BY ring o.
stsel-Russian Defeat Complete.

Toxic, March 1850 p. m.-The
following dispatch from the headauar.
ters OF tie Japanese armies in the
field was made public today:
In the sing King (Yenden) 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 che enemy on
the east and north Of MuBden.
According to several reports from
noon on March 10 the Russians alled
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-14

the district between the railroad ans
the Mukden road IN great confusion
and In state Of utter exhaustion.
Thousands upon thousands OF Rus
slams are in the district between San.
wa s miles north OF Mukden. and
reTeating north "a a desperate condl.
tion. am unable to ascertain the
number Our artillery and infantry
IN the vicinity are pouring q fierce dire
upon them in1icting heavy damage.
on Friday our detachment hurrlee
~ advanced from slugllngtcn. on the
+ Hun river. between Mukden and pa.
shun and reached the PA river ne miles
norta Of Mukden and az tbe outset vas
flying with heavy damages 10 the rem.
nant Of the enemy Our detachment
is now trying TO snnlhiate them
Later the followig dispatch Was "a
ceived from TIE headquarters OF tht
Japanese armies:
"Our force IN the Sing King dircc
tion after carrying The enemys posi-
zion on che northern heigh, Of Fnshau
pursued Inn as Tar a. H1iwagpao. s
miles north Of = Dun and at % ,. m 1
resumed q vigorous pursuit of hlm
To-Day We captured q fcg handre8l
lisht railroad wagons and Other spoil 1
which ere under .uFesfirafion~
Admiral Ito ehief 90 tae reneuil
staa and Admiral Yamamo,a minister
~ Csc navy cave llesgaD8ca acrl
eoaarsiu.ai.ers 90 Field Marshal Cya
ma
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-14
BOMB EXPLOSION
CAUSES EXCITEMENT
The Russian Capital Has An
other Big Sensation.
THRsa LvEa aspoarEp loar
Men Who Was Handling Bomb Sup.
posed To se One Of TIE Many Ter
r0rls'a In that clsy--ssvsral psopis
Were Iolursd.

'0''s'a w that Clty--Sevsra Peopls
Were lolursd.
SO. Petersburg, March la.-The ~.
plosion OF bomb &C the hotel Brlstol
adjoining The hotel d'AnrIe,ere here
just before daylight thla mofnlnq blew
go atoms Che owner OF the bamh
man Win an 1nslsh passport and civ.
lns his name az Alfred Henry Mccul
loush. and wreckIng the adi0lnru
ROBINS The wife and another oals
and Inlurlng several other spectators
The bomb explosion was heard mang
Blocks away, and a tremendous seasa.
llou was felt Not me slightest doabt
exists that tho man kned was con.
uecied with tho Terrorist plots.
The bomb was OF the same power
as those which Killed che late min
lister Of the interior Won plehve ana
Grand ppRc sergms. creating ne
same havoc as ga The explosion al the
hotel aa Nord lasl snripH rhe prs
ilmlnsry Investigation OF pollen leaas
them % believe that Mccullough was
eneagad either ln packing hls effects
at thf Motel trlstu today or IN presar
lng tor some other desperate enter
prise today when tho bomb. which.
VIC all informal maehines oi ne Tor
.oHsls, WAS pr0gidcd win gravity
.ubea feu ard exploded Oh tho enc a
,ha hotel du Nord dld
T.p police Immediately sawbanded
iho hotel the mounted aendarmts M
lowing np ono 70 cOmo Within 50 PAGES
McgnlIopgae less we're Torn 90 ans
.ho atsh ON fhe upper portion 81 hls
lody haiiered lhe walls aae lie ceH
ng were red w'th blood Tae pollcl
'flieye Mccullough was charging tha
'omh when q exploded
AZ iho British embassy aad eonm
lte Alf McCulonrh Is unknown
not believed 30 8as 4 British SUI
'ct
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-14
Bryan sDeaEs m w-,eon,l,

Madison Wis, March Ig ON inv
tallon Colonel ~ J BRYAN today AZ
dressed toe Wisconsin legislature. Mr
bjfan created onlhualasm by cham
piouinE ihe reform measures ~ he
state admlnIeifaiion Iit referred h.
ooftmer iaFollefta 40 iho nfat and
foremost champion ~ noe reform 10
ibe hepublican party 81 the tnlisa
States lie predicted chat lhe ail
roads would yci comhlns mih tas
standard oil company IN Kansas Ri
put oui o. business the state oli rem
eFr ~ Bryan however sld tbe
kapaaa people aoa9 eea De- af1lsr8
and crn0h the mpo9pol.es il that e.ale
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-14
Bretherhood chafter 49,


Cleveland March i8. So reply ha.
up 70 this hour been 4tceiyed from ~
q Jcacke head Of the irRine later
borough engineers az New York. "a
whom message was sent Yesterday
revolving its charter OF subdlyIsiaa
1885, said Grand Chief Stone OF the
Brotherhood OF Locomotive Engnccri
today Mr Stone said Chat ll really
made no difference whether reply
was reosIted. on WlHaer the charter
was returned on rot The members
or Eubdlylalon SO l05, De said, we're
no loager connected WITH lhe brother
hood Mt Stone added. however that
ne books OF ths subdlyision ml.i Be
returned 90 che headquarters 81 zoe
braihcinood hele tnI that g expected
90 hoar from Mr jaucke concerning
thcm villain few days II tho sink
ers desire 90 again become members
Of the brotherhood lacy Viii have 10
make application
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-14
FeaeraI - for 49,. -.

Atlanta. Mares hes TIM, tae pges.
dent ia cgualdsrng lao appointment "a
mfs Gordon 20 O rpmnnenilye federal
os ce po.s'by thst 81 Dostmisireas 81
Atlanta o an asstrod iact tthpo
slhie, ~ coufsa Chat STA Gordon docs
not care iof nor wenld accept a pani.
cal appointment but President Roo
VEN ib hnaWn 70 have iac appointment
ia MIND ln recent generation via
prominent Georgia Republican.
name OF Mrs Longslroet widow 81 an
otRer famous confederate general was
mentioned and the fact spoken N that
she bad been appointed 10 federal
position thni OF posimlstrtas ol
GalneaYille.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-14

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thh crerlue thu Geaefei Kuro1afis
haa 'e ea# guns and ahoai c
rrfert besides atou fae same m
Der as k1.ed ~ wounded