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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-08

various materials might De susseSted- serge Is
- =, o+bar colors while lightweight cheviots
and nannels are always desirable
The quantity Of material required Tor The medium
size eight years, Is ga yaFos a. - 'us ~ OF IA
yards q lhcIrs 15i is cut in sizes for bows
eoi,r AZ eight and years ola
IU Nv n1ttePn will sent 10 any address on re
ceipt OF 10 Please giys ahS age Gls
4nfny II in hurry for pattern send an extra
1ra,1i stamp and Will mali py ietter postage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-08
BOYS OUTING.

Mrs. Burns took Lightweight boys the Sun
shine trolley marty Wednesday, and every
had E royal good time. Being IN a special car.
they felt privileged to sing and laugh and make all
the commotion that boys like well to do. The
cake and ice cream disappeared like magic, and
each had two rides the merry -go-round-
The second ride treat from the proprietor,
who has during the season been patronized by the
parties going to Fort George Mrs Mendcz Will
conduct the party going from Harlem next Sat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-08
.yezx uuMoRlsT GOT AN OFFICE.

l,a,..,.,d Sent. w. r. Rose OF The C1eve-
49, 1.aIer" to-day elected president
iai-u ~-nt,ana1 Pres Humortsts Association: Ar
[bu n" C. Burgoyne of The PittsDu[s Leader vice
nresdent and Thomas F. Day: 81 snre Inc Phladei-
p,hr ofices were filled by the eise'"n OF the sew
enIsen oLne rasfing viii be held in Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-08
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN

No costume suits the small boy better thar this
one made with blouse and knicker bockers. It
allows OF al! the movement that even the most
active youth could require. while II is always
charming in effect and eminently becoming. AS
illustrated the nateria! Is dark blue serge. but
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-08
RUSH FOR BIRTH CERTIFICATES.

The rush for children's birth certificates. which
comes every fall prior the opening of school. is
now the Health Department building. 6th-ave.
and 55th-st. Never before in the departments
history have children focked there in such large
numbers. This is accounted for by the fact tina
children changing schools this year are required TO
present certificates well those entering school
for the first time These pa pers may be had any
TING of the year but most parents neglect to get
them until the last minute.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-08
DIVINE PATeRNITYs PASTOR ILL

Cambridge. Mass. Sept. The Rev Frank o.
Hall pastor OF the Church OF the Divine Paternity.
OF New-York. Is seriously i'll at the home OF his
mother in this city. The clergyman stricken
with a disease. the of which has yet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-08

Grass bleached Napkins; soft finish: very
serviceable: 20 inches square, at s1.T5
dozen.
BIeached Scotch Napkins; neat designs:
IS inches square. at s1.15 dozen.
Bleached Dinner Napkins; spot design;
very heavy quality: % inches square, at
$3.50 dozen.
Bleached Table Linen IN table lengths OF
2 az. "a and yards; a quality regularly
sold at rate OF 81 yard - inches wide;
at 75C a yard.
Grass bleached German Table Linen, 20
inches wide, at CSC yard.
Bleached Scotch Table Linen. So inches
wide at SOC a yard
BleaChed Scotch Double Damask; hand
some, new designs; 20 inches wide, at s125
a yard.
Grass bleached German Table Linen, e
inches wide, at S125 a yard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-08

At So a yard-SiIk- figured Rep Epingline.
in colored grounds with small self-colored
silk figures. Il inches wide.
At $3.50 a yard-Figured Striped Satin
Cloth: fine stripes. in combinations Of
colors and black with fancy woven polka
dots in black. - inches wide.
At $3.50 a yard-Self- striped Satin Cloth.
divided into natty stripes by pin stripes OF
self-coIor. a. inches wide
At $3.50 a yard-Novelty Cheviot. IN gray
and black mixtures with white hair-line
stripes and embroidered in small figures In
bright color-contrast- II inches wide.
At s2.25 a yard-Cndulating Figured
Cheviot. woven in two-colored grounds
forming shadow figures. A. inches wide
Rotunda
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-08
TRAINS PLUNGE THROUGH BRIDGE.

Padrcah Ky. Sept In 8. he1d-on collision
Of two freight trains early to-day ~ Ooion hlFer
Bridge twenty-five miles below Paducah. in Ten
nes=ee one man killed. Three 20 missing
and four others were seriously II Is believed
ia, ,be missing men are under the wreckage-
The two engines, twelve cars and seven coa
ia Is went through the bridge into the river ana
rbe main line will be blocked for twenty-tour
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-08
MONEY RECEIVED.

NJ c. B ". has sent a check for $50. to be d.
vIded between the two needy cases for which ap-
peals were made-the PiCkerel children in Virginia
and the poor widow 2d-ave.; Charles Brockway
sends g for the children, and Mrs. Frckenhaus
s. for widow: Mrs. E T. Galloway, president or
Rutherford IN. j. branch. 81, as branch dues, and
Mrs James Sauvege. s., for Patrick OConnell. and
"A cents FOR postage fund.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-08
INSTRUMENTATION.

The engagement OF Miss Edna Rascovar, daugh-
ter OF Nj and Mrs. A. 5. Rascovar of Brooklyn,
70 Charles Wassernlsn lie announced. Miss Ras-
covaT has just returned from five months tour
through FurOps
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-08
W Nm~hGux
Store Closes at $50 P. M.
NOVELTY DRESS FABRICS
Have just ArriUed from France
was a season so rich in newness.

inspiring dreaks
FaIsou novel, perfect fulfilling the latest
mand of Partisan leaders of fashion.
of the materials before have
your Fall gowns the These and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-08

Bleached Irish Table Cloths. in small
neat patterns; 2I2 yards sI75 each;
2x21a yards s2.19 each; ks yards. s2-s3
each.
Napkins to match % inches square. at 81
a dozen; "A inches square at So a dozen
Bleached Scotch Toveling l. inches
wide, three-line fancy borders, at 12nc a
yard.
Heavy BIeached AII-linen Toweling; blue
border; Il inches wide. at 10c q yard.
Checked Glass TOveIing. IN red or blue
patterns: II inches wide, at EXC a yard.
Snow-white Bath Towels extra heavy
large 33 So inches; regularly 75c, now SOC
each
Bleached German Fringed Tea Doilies, rs
inches square, including sewed fringes. at
81 4 dozen Third floor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-08
DAILY THOUGHT.

When your heart is warm with love,
Even for your enemies:
When your words come from above,
Not from where the venom is;
When YOU see the man entire.
Not alone the faults he haE:
Find a somewhat to admire
Underneath the paltry mass
Not till then il you are wise,
VIII yor dare to criticise
-(Amos r. Wells
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-08
Housekeeping Linens
Of Sterling Qualities

The Linen splendid absolutely linens that
viii houekeepers China and
Blankets absolutely
linens that fax thread how low the
and the exceptional all the through Here few
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-08
Six Waists Reduced

What if some Of the waists do show slight
marks of handIing-as though you had worn
them once9
Do not these reductions more than make
up for it?
At s275, were s8.75 TO s5-Of China silk,
white light blue black; some plated, others
trimmed.
At $50 were So to s6.5o-Of taffeta, white,
light blue or black; tailOr-made or lace
trimmed OF black China silk with white en-
broidered gumpe.
STYLES that are most popular as you read
Well finished Fine. Attractive.
Second floor, Fourth avenue.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-30
Japanese MOVING Forward.

Gunshu Pass, Manchuria, March 30
The Japanese are again moving for
ward and the Russian rear guard has
fallen back from its position about Is
miles north OF sipinghai GA miles
north OF Tie Pass) to Chaoumiaodzi
which IS situated 40 miles below Gun
shu Pass
Practically complete reports show
that the Russian army sacrificed gen
eral commissariat stores 20 the amount
of 81 25o.000 and stores for an army
corps amounting to 100000 held at
Nukden most Of Il being set on Ere
the boots and uniforms among the
stores. o. which ghe whole army was
in need arriving from Europe four
days before the Russian retirement
From Mukden General Kuropatkln
ordered the removal OF tho stores bal
BIS order was NOT executed An In
hesitation win be made 20 establish
bic responsibility.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-30
WOMAN GETS reN YEARS.
Mrs. Chadwick Is seutenesd--Her
Lawyers Make Appeal

Cleveland o.. March 80 Unless the
higher court iuterIeres Mrs. Cassie l.
Chadwick viii spend the greater part
OF the next onTears IN the Ohio pen
itentlsry,
A sentence of ten years WIS imposed
ON her by Judge Rober w, Taylor
in the United States district court yes.
terday. The sentence came at the
close Of busy day for the court 10
hearing arguments ON a motion Tor o
new trial which lasted all day, The
motion was oyerruled,
Mrs Chadwick was convicted on sew
on counts and sentenced upon slx
counts For four OF these counts o
sentence OF two years ea,h was I'm
posed. Upon two counts sentence
OF one year each was imposed MAX,
ing a total sentence Of ten years,
AS soon as the sentence was pro
nouneed Attorney J. p Dawley. OF
counsel for Mrs Chadwick took ex
ceptlons TO the sentence upon each
count except the first count The de-
Tense intends to make the claim that
the court cannot impose q separate sen.
tence for each count
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-30

Waahinetou 8aUh 80 President
ho0tege.f vas decided b. accept az
proposition ~ one Dominican roysm
menf maac ihu8eh NulWw Dawson
~ 'ie eonifu' of De ahauca ~ tha.
fep1hiir vim FiFu to seftlne atde d
portion 9f ftr revenues ~ ihs republic
81 ibe pa}mesf 81 .t aebn Tbe of
heels emo ali corHecf fhe moaaJ a1
hoia g $50 bf appointed BIS uc 80
miaiean sgyenmfnf bar hs namr of
30 men ffifftea 900 be referred u
thlt egveumenf for approval
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-30
Russla Has Pile o. cod.

London march 29.--The corrWpon
feu, a. ST. Petersburg OF the Dail
Naii reports that be- accepted tho inyi
taiion OF Finance Minister Kobovo 40
- inspect TIE reserves OF gold ln Oh,
btatg bank. snd describes bis visit q,
ihai Institution He says The ac
iaal view Of {a25m1o0o % gold wul
Bound supremely un'ntcreeiing ied.uu
30 depressing over 81 500 s2ck 81
fl.t coin stacked ia rovs looked %,
pore impressive than sacks of mer
rhnudlEe ahle 1915 sold us1H
c.osely packed oa shtt IKE ilra
n less sugsesied thc,r value ,han ra.
fo'f Of an 'uAmonEers siore~
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-30
VENEZUELA CAN PAY DEBTS
Presidept Castro says Attack Of Amer
lean press Is unwsrranted.

lean Press Is unwarranted.
New York. March 29.-President Cas-
ira has reiterated. according TO a Her
cid dispatch from Caracas. his state
ments on the matter is no ground tot
complaint against Venezuela and nc
reason Tor intervention He declares
that attacks BY the AemrieEn press
against his country and government in'
dicate complete ignorance Of the facts
concerning the debts of Venezuela and
the settlements thereof The debts
are relatively small, the whole amount
not exceeding SSOOOo,OOO.
All those debts have, the statement
continues, been pnnetually paid since
the protocol was signed Nearly $1,000,
600 was peremtorily claimed by Ger
many. England and Italy, t'ld paid.
Since thea s2,20O,OOO more has also
been paid, representing 80 per cent OF
the duties. The other (exterior) debts
held in England and Germany are,
according to the provisions Of the pro.
tocols. being settled between the bond
holders and Venezuela
The country has paid and viii con.
time to pay. the president concluded.
as stipulated IN the protocols which
Minister Bowen arranged.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-30
New Orleans Market

New Orleans. March 2o-Though TIE
census bureau report even exceeded
the limit fixed by the bears as the cs.
Innate Of ihe cotton crop. the local mar
Get wIthsiood the eject 0f the lssu.
ance OF the report an went up instead
of down AZ one Time both Mas ana
July we're g points up aud At noon ali
Che months were 90 an advance of 3
points The market was MOI active
and 20 minutes after q was read thc
pii was deserted
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-30

H.rmirEhaH Ala March 81 sps
en % fhe Seu fun Warrior. kls
tay thai Thomas blackburn eef
kuoHa fsrmef OF ihs' place Bad soef
a1uef 90 ofaih n eei 10 fhe town
ah by . - ~ bif ern msl.nf ~ al
hHfmrt Oh escape from pfaos To-
o. Esa 1iacoger ~ is'e lo ease ~
utn. afhaeeh fb oH was bfaEr
o1en Heh sres aa8 HsfFr asmm,r
aht ihe anuiHF man 1arr sm
h.aeaan uts bfafher ef CTS War
ttal EaraLam H bod been srre
81 Coz frantfrr
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-30
WANTED is MrN HAreso.
10 Replace 10 Teachers VINO oult
20 Marry. Al In Two Weeks.

70 Replace 10 Teachers VINO Out
20 Marry, Al In Two Weeks.
Maoshester = d. March 90 Be
kau8e of rho recent extraordinary ac
Hyity ~ Cupid among ihe pretty school
marms ~ thls city The school board
finds Itself 10 need OF the services 81
~ woman teachers mon.bsfera pre-
ferrod within tbe lasi two weeks
- teachers have n0uHed fho school
committee og their intention 20 we'd
aud therefore 10 Qull the cliy'a service
$50 ono can remember when So severe
an epidemic Of marriage has attacked
ibo tfachIng force oi Manchester. und
tho school board % sald 10 be- worrying
considerably over thc probability 81
tbf epf m.c spreading nln further
There ore about iga teaoher hefo
most of them Young aomen and rule
Of .oue lianslhf Forbid. a married 70
man ~ o. leather uolta fho be-
Wiih9ni other meana of support
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-30
Iaps clearInn nattIe 80.

With the Japanese Left Army IN the
Feld. March 2S, "a a. m. VIA Fnsan.
Tae Japanese army near Mukden is
rleariug the battlefield sorting the
enormous quantities OF stores and ma.
ferials captured and attending 20 the
prisoners
Engineers end others are repairlns
bic railroad bridge across the Hun
river which was badly damaged by ihe
Russians Trains ere now running 90
Ihe Hun river They wili reach Muk
Ben iu q few days The weather Is
yery warm and the ground Is thawlna
rapidg making the movement 81 guns
and transport wagons dlhicult
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-30

Knoxville, Team, March 81 Thr
araf engine passed through zoe blr
Louisville and Nashvillo tunnel AZ boo
Fetts stallion and thsfe d appareat,
no reason ehy trains cannot begin run
hlne Or regular rbe3uie roer the cla
cinaaf Atlanta l.ne on April Il
fft.ghi service Wiii men bf uaurur
aief enc tnafnref frai6s sll bt start
"a bt April The pttefi fHnneI !,
fhief quarters ~ mi.t Iu leaetb and
haa been q diHenf oae ~ bBI'a 49,
.ag 90 ihf sandy naiHre ~ ,he s0.l aal
Hndersf0nfd streams ~ Eaiff which
eefl Hfueh n Hs eDrsfraulon
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-30
GIGANTIC SCHEME
OF CONTRIBUTING
Secret Service Men Locate Big
Gang In Denver.
,eEsT INVITATIONS EvER FouN0
They Made $40 and $50 Bills Of the BUR
alo ssrlas-Their Field Of Operation
Has Been the Entire unIted States
Description Of the Counterfeit

Has Been the Entire unIted states
Description Of the Counterfeit
Denver, March 20. The News today
says that counterleIting seheme 81
gRntlc Ia its proportions and rich in
results which has lts Geld the whole OF
the United states, has Just been IN
earthod By the federal authorities
a uumbet OF government secret ser
Vice agents are now IN Denver follow
ing clews which are said TO have led
them 10 believe that the headquarters
OF the gang are located 10 this city,
The operations OF the eonuterteiters
are said to extend an the way from
New York 20 san Francisco and Il Is
believed something IKE 100000 has
been secured IN Che larger cities Of the
country The counterfeit Is one Of tho
best duplicates OF The Buffalo series
of $40 and SEQ bills which has over
come 90 the attention OF the federal
authorities a description OF the conn
terfelts ga furnished by the United
States secret service follows
Series 1901, No sl.6i3,o12i faoe
plate 100. back plate 81 check letter
D. signed Lyons. register; Robeiis,
treasurer portraits OF Lewis anil
CLARK.
The couuterteltH are shudo darker
than the genuine
Secret Service AGENT r u Wilson
10 here working on The case
snauklnr of tha c0uulefltHgr moth.
cd Of operation, be- snldi
"rholr work Is SO smooth that e IS
almost Impossible 70 detect them as
70 Several agents are sent out aud
purchases for small amounis are made
30 che stores OF tho town they are in
A $40 DIN or ego bal Is presented n
payment and they receive their cash
90 change lhe counterfeit Is not
discovered until % goes to me hank
mud even them Ia q great many eases
% BIOS been allowed 20 go throlgh &c
perfect % lho Imitation
There ls not ouly one gang. but
several OF them scattcrcd around over
The country How many there are ln
the one deal We cannot tell yet"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-30
BOY KILLED wAlLE BUNTING.
Alabama Youth Meets Tragic Death
While out shooting.

Aiaoama fouth Meeta tragic Death
While out shooting
Columbus, Ca March 30 Burrcll
Riggs, the l5'yearold son az J b
Rugs, of Girard Ala. was accidental
~ IN the swamps OF the Uchoe creek
a few miles west OF The city, yesterday
morning,
lie and Gcorge Roberts a friend, had
planned days hunting, aud started
out early IN order 10 oc on the scene
hy daylight
Young Rusga was carrying hts gun
and an as, and IA walking through tht
dcnse woods stumbled oyrr log drop
ping bis gnu Rolh barrels wore dis
cagrged She charge taking effect Ia
hla chest kIlllus him Instantly
Wis comade who was ahead on him
carrying a lautorn heard faint an,
when Rugg zen. bit he was dead whof
he reached him.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-30
wlLL cnuRcA AocpEr oIFTs
Is the Question that Is Now Before the
Board Of Foreign Missions.

board OF Forclqn Wieaiene'
Boston. March 29-The question OF
accepting or rejecting John d. Rock.
efeller's gift Of 100000 to the Ameri.
can board OF commissioners for for.
eign missions. was the principal bust
ness scheduled to come before the
meeting Of the president and the com.
mittee OF the organization today
The widespread discussion which fol
lowed the formal action taken by con.
gregational clergymen IN various parts
Of New England last week in protest
Ing against the acceptance OF the glii
because OF objections 20 the alleged
business methods OF the STANDARD 0H
company created interest IN today's
meeting
Dr. James l. Barton, foreign secre.
tary OF the American board said today
that already Sii 500 Of the SO, was III
the treasury and the question 10 be
decided az days meeting was. there.
fore. that ts amount should be re.
turned or that IL should be retained
aud the halgace accepted
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-30
ALlEos TstAsUaes 10 aHoa7
CITY oHielsl o. Florida Town la Under
Serious Charges.

@NNHHNN kftAf VIZ
Jacksonville Fla. march go CHS
Treasurer BAH OF orange PARK. "A
miles from Jackson on So. Johns river
resigned a. ihe lafi meeting If ihe
Orange pafk couocIl and upon lngcHl
ratlOu % gas Ioand ihat he was ahor
20 BIZ accounfs 70 il n0t known I'd
this time what toe amouut 81 So ai
legged shortage d ie d said 10 have
rendered g check for the balance dur
the ciiy &, BIS sncce pr Bot later cor
feaed ihuf b. hai 10 fands AZ fhs
Jacksonville back. Ca whica 49, ebecs
eas drawn.
hail Haf Formerly rwtuasinf A. o.
ansr PARA ant sfs arrested oms
tlme f.uef fgr cmbs r'emoht ~ Govern
meet fanfs and h DOW ouf oh aoss
aea.tiur rsl 81 fhs Apfl term ~ ~
ffceiai c5lu NtIrh r1agenss "a JAZZ
eaofnio fhi aeE
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-30
RUSSIA READY FOR
PEACE NEGOTIATIONS
This Information Is Obtained
On Reliable Authority.
'JAps PRESSING RUSSIAN ARMY

Mlkado's Men Moving Forwars-The
Japanese Are Clearing the Battle
field Of Mukden and Collecting the
stores and Munitions Russians Left.
London. March 2S.-5:42 p. MA
Telegram from a north European cap.
ital received here at noon today says
al have just learned on reliable au
thorlty that Russia has asked NJ Del
casse TO act as an intermediary and
open peace negotiations with Japan
Delcasse has signifed his willingness
but considers that Lansdowne's coop
GRAFTON is essential TO success"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-30
cry or rirs CAUSES PANIC.
Blaze In shlr, Factory Causes cons,cr.
nation Anana Gid EmnloYea.

nation Among Girl Employees.
New York March 20 "A triams
blaze caused by ihe fn.tlon ~ a news
paper from a spark from an electrical
apparatus IN the shlriwalat factory Of
Max Roth. which occupies the Ave
upper floors OF a 6siory building 10
Walker street today. started o panic
among the 300 girls employed there.
There So but one exit. besides me
Gre escapes. ihls being q narrow stair
way leading from all The floors when
the cry 90 are Wa raised the mfh
crowded doan thc stairway. fallinr
Over and tpmpllnE upon each ether
end before 90 were ou dozen oi
them had tainted foom fneht aud
slight injuries
Tho panic vas Increased by TIE ron
tacf " H8mr oi the men employed
who tfsmp'od upon ihe eomen .n fbrH
own haste 10 eseapf one g.fla BE
vas fractured
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-30
SEVERAL KILLED N TORNADO
Mdnesota Town IN Ruins and Much
pronerll 1. De.lroYed.

WlNUteoNa , own ~ NUNS ana MUCH
Property d Destroyed
SO Paul MINI March 30 A report
reachod this rlly LAST night thai The BE-
tle town % LouIsbure. lu che extreme
western portion 81 tbe state. had been
practically wiped out by o tornado
and that seven persons had been 81
rloualy Injured lt Was nlso slnted
that from Two toaeycn were killed but
up 10 late hour q has been impossl
bic, owing 90 lack o. telegraph faell
tiles 20 verify The latter sialemsai
Loulsburg u toan OF shout 100 ln
habiianta in Lac OH Pare county. nhd
has neither telephone or telegraph con
nectlon with iho outside world Rf
portb from nearby towns however
state that three store 6ulillnrs were
entirely demolished snd fhat eyery res
ldence 20 lbe town wss more on lees
dnmaaed
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-30
COTTON REPORT OF
THE CENSUS BUREAU
Thirteen and One Half Million
Bales of Cotton Raised,
AMouNr RAIsE0 IN gAoH eTAT.
Bulletin Shows Number Of Square and
Round Bales. Including Linters-con.
dtion Of the Cotton Market at New.
Orleans.

dition Of the Cotton Ma'Net at NeN'
Orleans.
Washington. March 29.-The census
bureau today issued bulletin show.
ing the total crop OF cotton for the
season OF 1904 70 be iS.59G7S2 bales,
These figures include llnters and
count round bales as hair bales. and
the total is equivalent TO lS,tS4
bales OF goo pounds TIE square bales
numbered lS.i03i77. the round bales
269,1Gi. the sea island bales 10s.Si7,
the llnters 2ll,9ls. Total running
bales including llntors, i3,7i5,S51 In
cluded In these totals arr 1925 run
ming bales and estimated by gluners as
remaining 10 be ginner
The total crop of running bales for
1908 was l0.399,55S,
The distribution of the crop OF 1904.
according 70 The character OF the Dales
and Of cotton. was as follows:
square bales (upland CROP reported
from glnnerles, l3.t03,4l7
Round bales mpland CROP reported
from gluneries. 29G,i5i
Bales of sea island cotton reported
from ginneries. 10t3l7
Bales OF llnters reported from cot.
ton seed OF mills. 2iL9i2
The figures FOR the different states
on running bales were,
Alabama, ii5Sa6G, Arkansas 1885,
967 Florida. SeGi2 Georgia. 1900
i5i indian Terrltom 1864. Kaa
sas, ii; Kentucky 1872; Louisiana
l,io5se6; Mississippi. i,7sS.G3e; Mis-
soum. 9S.ibG: North Carolina. 7ii,a0i
Oklahoma aill97; South Carolina
l1seigi Tennessee. si6J90. Texas.
s,i5lgT7 Virginia. 1916