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The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-03-25
/. Stunning Black and Tan Jackets.

An awfully stylish little half close fitting tucked Tan Covert Jacket with narrow belt effect and collarless for as little $5. But SS is for Saur- day only. This same Jacket here in black at Ss
 And for Sf0-a Tan Covert Jacket sold every other day for SIP. These are Skinner satin lined and tailored with the utmost elegance and dis tinctiveness of cut. Women who like very smart Jackets come for these and save the extra $2 you will have to pay on Monday. 5#
 SEPARATE SKIRTS-There never were such pretty skrts-plenty of style. plenty of good material and workmanship and plenty of taste to please the most fastidiouss Think of the wear and tear on your nerves with bothering to have skirt made, one of these skirts save. And the money too. Skirts ofelegant melrose, of light 6ust-ressting Sicillian, neat serge and Panama cloth, of featherweight but dressy nuns yelling with range of prices beginning at SS.S8 on to Sf6.50 Our $5 to $7.98 Skirts are wonderful values. 8fsd .% E.s3
 WHITE DRESSES -a you mothers who have been asking for girls White Dresses. coms now Charming ones have just come in and the prices are as Right as are the little gowns.
 Especially IA to I8 year sizes
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-03-25

.'Pop.'' Yes, my son. What is an optinlist?"
 An optimist is man who believes that everything comes to him who waits"
 And if he waits. and nothing comes. what is he, pop?'
 Why, he's d fool! !"---Y Yonkers States man.
 e A 9 ToRT A. Raa,. tb. >1The Kind You Have Always Bought ''sas'''' ss eHzlszs1
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-03-25
A One Day Sale Of Soap
 Worth While.

QUnder the big electric clock, West Store on spe-
 cal table, all day Saurday-these We-knoWn Soaps
 Away Under Prices you ever heard of chance for hotels and boarding house people especially;
 Cakes Wild Flower Toilet Soap Cakes for Old Fashioned Butermilk Soap Cakes for Swif's Forest Violet Soap, Cakes for r8 Armours Fragrant Glyceine Soap Cakes for I8 Armour's Rosae Soap Cakes for assorted odors Cakes for Almond Enolien Toilet Soap Cakes for 3s Lettuce Complexion Toilet Soap 6 Cakes for 35 Sylvan Series odor Cakes 47II Violet Soap .a. Cakes for 37 cents Sweeteea Fine Toilet Soap . Cakes for 8 cents La-Perla Fine White Castle Soap Lb. Bars Castlc Soap, imported Lb Bars AS Cogaes White Clematis Soap 64 Gents Dozen Cogaes Dernal Soap @. 68 Gents Dozen, Cogae Sc Gycerne and Oatmeal Soap 64 Cents Dozen Cogaes SC Turkish Bath Soap Gents Dozen Cogaes Sc White Castle Soap GA Cents Dozen Cogae and Viodora Soaps 85 Gents Dozen Cogaes SC Shaving Cakes . A Cents Dozen s ..@s 4 conoiete line ot Cogahes, Fine Soaps ' .@s atMe Lowesi Prices EDgy Quoted
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-03-25

\ 4 complete line of CoBates Fine Soaps
 af Me Lowest Prices EDev Quoted
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-05-20

Shortage OF farm labor and continued
bad weather. in the Brooksville section
have delayed crops badly. There ha
not been thirty days of farming wealth
er in the past four months. Some o
the farmers have not gotten all theil
land in planting condition yet, and the
outlook is at present very gloomy.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-05-20
WHAT MADE THE ELDER ILL
He Had a Sermon in His System
Which the Deacon Helped
Him to Get Out.

A certain old darby preacher, VINO
"bcarded round among his parish1on-
ers. awoke one Sunday morning feeling
far from we'll. He made n or two ef-
forts to rise, but his head swan and
ached and he felt 1.-THE misery" in every
bone, relates Helen Sherman Grlfntn,
in Lippincott's Magazine.
"Br'er Johnson, Br'er Johnson" he
called to the worthy deacon with whom
he was then domiciled, "Br'er Johnson,
'clar' to goodness l jes' cawn't preach
dis heah mo'nin', nohow. rs sick, OATS
wat is. You all jes' go up to de meetin'
house an tack up a notice to say dat daI
won't be no preachin' dis mo'nin'."
Jaw, Elder Dusenberry, you hadn't
oughter glib in to de ills oh de flesh lax
dat" said Deacon Johnson, reprovingly.
You max a. effort to rise, NAH frlen'.
Shame de debbil an his painsT e a yo'.
T,ink what a Disappointment you's
gwine to glib all dem niggahs-lettin
'em git all fixed up fer meetin' in DELI
bes' clothes, an den fin dere amt
gwine to be none"
-
So spake Br'er Johnson, with ucn
more to like purpose. Thus ~admonished,
the preacher rose and, with many
groans and lamentations, dressed. A
hearty breakfast and a turn in the fresh
air gave him the strength of mind and
body to face his congregation, and as
the services proceeded he warmed to his
work. delivering an even more fervid
discourse than usual.
When he arrived at home after meet
ing Br'er Johnson greeted him anx.
iously.
well Elder Dusenberry, how you
feel?" he Asked solicitously.
"Oh, 1 feel fust-rate. Br'er Johnson.
Snry as a sparrow, is An | wants
to thank you, Br'er Johnson for a-stir-
rim me up dis mawnin', an kespin' me
in de PAT oh duty
20, dat's all right, Br'er Dusenperry,
OATS all right. | knowed you'd be al
right as o o as you got dat sermon ous
oh your system"
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-05-20
BY AN EX-SPEAKER OF THE LEGIS-
LATURE OF ONE OF THE LARG-
EST STATES IN THE UNION.

Copyright, 1905. by Joseph b. Bowles.)
NOTE.-How the legislative mill
grinds will be described in graphic de-
tail in the series of articles of which
this is the first. In a chatty %anecdotal
way the writer reveals what goes on
behind the scenes in the legislature of
a great state; he holds up to view the
methods employed in putting through
legislation of all sorts, good, lad and
Indifferent; he shows the intimate
connection existing between the legis-
Iature and politics from the top at the
national capitol to the bottom in the
precinct in city, town and country,
with all the r~amiications running into
graft" he explains how the railroads
and other great corporations endeavor
to secure legislation satisfactory to
them; the methods of members in get
ting private graft; how the farmers
and labor unions coerce the legislature,
etc. The writer is high in political life
to-day. a strong believer in organiza-
zion, and jealous of his good reputa-
1i0n. To reveal his identity would
mean suppression of the articles, for
reasons which will be obvious to the
Eeader as the series progresses.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-05-20
PAINFUL SC|AT|CA
EVERYsUFFERER THE VERY
QUICKEST CURE.

Mr.. Donovan Thinks the Remedy Used by
Him with Such Remarkable Success
the Best-Cured by Five Boxes.
"Men who have to do. difficult and
dangerous work on electric lines at any
hour of day or night, can't afford to have
anything the matter with their health"
said Mr.. Donovan. You can imagine,
therefore, how much I was alarmed n
winters day i'll 1902, when I was seized
by a pain just behind my right hip that
made it difficult for me to walk home.
1t was so bad by the time / reached the
house that I vas obliged to go straight
to bed"
"Did hat relieve your"
"No, the pain grew more severe and
kept extending downward along my leg.
I sent for q physician, and he o de-
cided that 7 had sciatica. In a few days
the whole nerve was affected, and the
least movement brought on terrible
agony"
"Did your condition improve under
the doctors treatment?"
"Quite the contrary. At thu end of
TWO llOHbuS l. wash v ~ DiO Dcbtci1 dih az
times I feared that l would never be
able to leave my bed"
"How did you get ont again."
"When / was lying in bed, unable to
move andwasting away in flesh, a friend
visited me and told me about the Won
derful cures brought about by n great
blood and nerve remedy, DIR. Williams
Pink Pills. He strongly urged me to try
them, and I luckily had sense enough to
take his advice"
"Did you mend quickly?"
eyes, that was the astonishing thing.
I noticed q slight improvement before I
had quite finished the first box of the
pills, I could get out of bed while I was
on the third box, and I was entirely
cured by the time l had taken five boxes"
Mr., Joseph A. Donovan is living at
Plaistow, New Hampshire, and is line
inspector for the Haverhill, Newton and
Plaistow Electric Street Railway. DIR.
Williams Pink Pills are the remedy to
use when the blood is thin, as i'll an@mla;
or impure, as i'll rheumatism; or when
the nerves are weak, as in neuralgia; or
l~ifeless, as in partial paralysis; or when
the body as a whole is ill-nourlshed, as
in general debility. They are sold by
all druggists.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-05-20
REVELATIONS BY
AN EX-SPEAKER
INSIDE HISTORY OF A STATE
LEGISLATURE BY ONE
WHO KNOWS.

Impressions on First Assuming the
Notwithstanding Influences on
q Speakers Autocratic Power
Studying the House, Problem
of Naming the Committees-State
Bosses Make UP and Present
Doodle Slate-Their Ultimatum
Was Declared.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-05-20

This occupation was interrupted by
one of the assistant clerks of the
house. who, first attracting my atten-
ton by touching my ARM, slipped q
rolled up wad of paper into my hand.
7 opened it and read a little note from
the chairman of the state. central COM
mittee of my party asking me to step
back into the speakers room.
/ called one of the Oldest members
of the house to the desk and turned
the gayel over to him. When ] en-
tered the speakers room | found there
several leaders of our party and one
of the United States senator's of our
state. The latter shut the door and
they all walked toward the window
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-05-20

Prof. J. C. Hardy, president Missis
sippi Agricultural and Mechanical Col
lege, announces that the annual com.
mepcement exercises at the college vii
be inaugurated on Sunday, June 4, III
continue until the following Tuesday.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-05-20

DR.. E. C. Parker, president of the
Business League, and j. H. Bouslog,
industrial and immigration agent of the
Gulf and Ship Island Railroad, have
succeeded in collecting $1,000 as an in
ducement toward making the Missis-
sippi National Guard encampment a
permanent thing for Gulfport. y
there is. an appropriation of S2o,00O
from the government for the holding OF
the encampment it is estimated that II
all there will be at least $4,000 spent
in Gulfport during the encampment.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-05-20

M. Green, attorney for the New Or.
leans and Great Northern Railroad, has
requested Secretary of State Power t,
get him out a number of certified
copies of the charter of this road.
These certified copies are to be filed
with the chancery clerk in each county
through which the road is to run.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-02
80 al 81 Pelersbufa.

81 Petersburg Feb u.s. 1913 p. nj.
The frugmcntary Official and presa
reports OF the fresh re,erc sustained
b. General KufopatIu are Inadequate
10 draw conclusion ~ the magni,
tude OF General kurota succcsaea
AGAINST the Russian le'r boz the pub.
ne. a. usual m ready lo believe the
worst and the city Is a.reaey con Of
reports that q big disaster has again
overiakcu The Russian arms. accord.
mg b. which Mukdcn has been out
hanked and Is untonabie and kurO
patkln 81 wlfhdrawlng from hla sirons
position on the Shakhe liver That
such reports are exaggeraicd is b.
yond question. bui although rcticcnt
and seeking 10 minimize fhe opera
tons of the last few days ihe on.
ciain ~ ne wsr once ere plalniiy dis.
couraeed ai ibe fashion "a Hhich KH
rokl @ able % drive In God TARA ne
Russian extreme left h,s adgaace col
um1a actually cfos.ag he sfakhe
river
Il D. admitted itai fgailrg eas det
ptrato on Sunday and Monday while
the frunt vac belag Involved Yield
Marshal Oyaua evidently htlnr ain
i1ea 20 Keep tbe center aad r.ehf 60
gared ard prrycnt RHDpafhla from
ten1.ug feulofcemer ~ head on
Kuroa Should Eara cfo lhe HHl
river. the heb uet 20 ue Patr lf
mites Bsfrt 8f Ha B aoaia 81 o.
and KHropa ElHl rre Threatened
Further rees IS aua..fi rith great
Enuetg
Auy,tne Ue tfrtfe lsIaHe
yici0rJ ros eesi aaa1it nt thf
ear
0raefai KHulr' ir q fmica Io
Eur Nata tstet g
rn aitart nafe - 80 laasa
tauaaae s1t arr a "a
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-02

Cincinnati. D.. March me cate
ch.sm committoe OF Csc Methodist
Episcopal church and Mah1tft EpH.
cou eufgh. South which lsE been
'n set.on for the pas feu days 20
this c'g nnishins its lab0rs OF a com.
mon dIecf 0l re luD.or and frniof
estcchiHm r1rndei ou .ts rork And
aut &c o. gct shape itaf tr report
may be Submitted 20 the spriBg
merung of ihe hoaris ~ bishops ~
tora csurcheF TIE uort rrEeiJ
taat OF raefateneaf as there uere ro
torrrfi lfenct fo eff'r ara
rer srt hrauree eat f1ra ia tt
caferhams a. $3.50 81 beuer alae
% tts SALADS 81 ,he lglsgHe
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-02

ceeded and the author was conveyed
20 the railroad station. In the mean.
time Madame Gorby had been in
formed of the authors release and
went 10 the railroad TO bid HIM fare
well.
Nine. Corky and her son Will join
him In Riga Immediately.
The utter impotency Of the police
in the face Of The terrorist organiza
ton is shown by the increasing bold.
ness OF the latter all over ST. Peters
burg. Even on the steps OF the pub
lie buildings simple notices Of Grand
Duke sergius' death We're found. They
read,
"The sentence OF death passed upon
serglus Alexandrovltch was executed
Feb. II. (Slgned The Fighting or.
ganlzation Of the Social Democratic
Party"
Moreover. the notices were neatly
printed a thing unknown 10 the days
OF The late Interior Minister Won
Plehve. when similar notices were al
ways run OF on copying machines. The
secret police then were too close on
the heels OF the Tcrrorists 20 permit
OF the use OF the printing press.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-02
Two NEGROES ARE Hello.
In Alabama Town for the Murder Of
Miss Sell BlooSworth,

W AlNnailla i0Wl NoI ARt MNIonF "
Miss Sell BlooSworth,
Decatur Ala March i--Detectlye G,
n, Henn, OF Atlanta, arrested John
Collins and Harvey Smith, negroes,
Acre today for The murder Of be frst
cousin, Miss Bell Blootvurth, ON the
night Of san, o.
Collins broke down 81 Il arrested,
and said Smith dld e. Sash refused
20 talk Rloody oyoralls combating
a notebook With Collins name on Il
were found near the scene OF thC
crime, and Collins denied his quit.
but the officers say thoy have sum.
Client evidence 20 convict both negroes,
They were taken To Birmingham to.
day for fear OF mob After return.
ing from her fathers store, after car
rying biz supper 20 him about 6;SO
O'clock she failed 70 arrive homo aud
search was made Her IIteloss body
was found within a block OF her home
az 10 o'clock the next morning,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-02
rR. osLeR mlsouoTEo.
Did Not Mean to chloroform Old Men,
Only Retire Them.

Did Not Mean to chloroforr Old Men,
Only Retire Them.
Baltimore. March i--Dr. William
osler. or Johns Hopkins university,
who recently made some declarations
concerning men older than 40 or 90
have given out this signed statement
with the view Of correcting errors
which have arose from interpretations.
Il have been 80 misquoied in The pa.
peers that should like 70 make The
following statement
First. that ! did noi say ihat men
Al sixty should be chloroiormcd That
was the point 80 the novel which I
referred. and on which the plot hinged
Secondly nothing m tho criticisms
has shaken ms conviction that the
telling work of me world bas been
done and Is being done by men under
90 years OF age. The exceptions which
have beea given only Illustrate Tho
rule.
Thirdly 81 wol.d be Tor the general
goo0 X men az 90 pere relieved from
active work. We should mlas the On.
ergles OF SOME young old men. but
on the whole t would De- ~ Che great
est service t0 ihc rzasenariara them
selves
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-02
GORKY IS RELEASED
' THEN is BANISHEl
Man Accused of melting Riots
To Live At Riga.
NOTICE OF GRAND DUKES DEArt

The Fighting Organization Of the So
eial Democratic Party Sending Nice
ly Printed Matter Announcing that
Death Sentence Had Been Executed
ST. Petersburg, March Maxim
Gorky, who WIS released from the for
Sress yesterday on $500 bail, was
oanished last night to Riga after he
bad been informed OF the decision OF
6ovenor General Trepoff that he
could not remain In ST. Petersburg.
According to the official statement,
III. Gorky himself preferred a request
That he be allowed to reside at Riga
and thereupon General Trepoff ac-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-02
AsLGN posr eGrs ~ TRIAL.
Faith Cure Operator, After Conviction,
Gets Another Chance,

Gets Another Chance,
New orleans, March ~ Hclou W.
Post VIII have a new trial She ls
the defendant IN a criminal case
brought before The United statca court
southern district Of Florita. an four
indictments for using the mails for
fraudulent purposes
She was found guilty and appealed
The case 20 Che United states circuit
court 81 appeals and The latter today
reversed the iudgmeu, and remandod
the defendant ease for new TRIAL
The defendant operates q mental
science. or faith cure. Institution az
Sea nreeze, Fla and she was Grim,
inally charged before the federal
courts
The decision covers 20 typowrtteu
pages and N said 90 Do a precedent
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-02

Hsbsss Corpus Trial Postponed Until
Wsaussday Boom Crowded

Wsaussday Boon Crowded
NoW York March Afsnmeat on
the sf.ls ~ aabeaa cofpa and ser
uofafl obtained ior Nau patterson.
aha 81 charged vita DE killing on
~ caesaf Youag uas p0Htpoued 10
day unfit tomorrow hy Justice Gayaof
b. Brooklyn q, he request of The as
irief attorney 90 alloe the assistant
district attorney % be present
Sites PfuefteH vas present q court
accompanied By hef father She %
Deared 90 hish spirits There was
an immeese crowd in and about me
c1nfhouse. Fheu lbe prisoner arrived.
aad Jfe scene 80 dlspieasod Justice
Gagnor ihai 81 Only manied tho ~.
Qgfst for pofiponemebi ndfr the VA
9fn.anirs t1at e Nnp.d Be unuec
etarf i0 sssa bhng N paflerson
70 omlr
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-02
ZEN NEGROES KILLED
IN CHURCH DISASTER
Floor Of Building Collapsed BY
Breaking Of Beams.
uPWAR0s oF FIFTY &c INIuRg0

Those Who Were Not Injured Become
Panic Stricken and a Terrible Scene
Ensusd--Nsoross Were Attending =
Funeral Service.
New York March ia searching IN.
ves,lgatlop was begun today by tho
county and borough Authorities Of
Brooklyn TO ascertain The cause OF tho
collapse OF tho lloor 81 the Fleet Street
African Methodist Episcopal church OF
Zion, last night when ten persons were
killed and upWarde OF 90 injured.
It was a6eortanod today that the
cause Of The COLLAPSE was the breaking
OF q heavy beam supporting The foor
and running lengthwlse OF the church
near tho south wall Under The weight
Of the great number OF people gqth.
cred above Il snapped square Ia two
midway between the front and rear
OF the church
Coroner Flaherty, OF Brooklyn. 10.
day began bis investigation and soon
afterward declared that the disaster
was due 20 gross negligence on the
part OF some one and asserted that Il
Is hls intention 10 nx the blame for
lt upon those guilty
Three hundred plg.ona wofo crowd.
cd Into Che pave aud aslea OF the
church last oyoulng 10 attend the 10.
neral OF Sidney Painter when sec
lion OF tho floor about 90 feet square.
fell into Che basement 10 feet below.
which was used as Suudey school
room, lnto that hole tho thg0ng OF
people ioll until juey nlled q to tho lev
81 OF che noor. 10 ioel above Those
underneath woro crushed 10 death by
The weight 81 those above,
Eigh, OF those Killed were negro va.
men and similar large proportion
OF tbc injured were women Those
who were not either Killed on badly In.
iured became pauirftrekeu and a Ter
riblo SCENE enfuod when their frantic
efforts 90 o. 'ape from the building IN
Che absolute darkness aud clouds of
DUST from plIuiered noprlbg added
20 tho horror uf lho disaster
Two bundfed 81 the funeral party
and memborb oi the negro order %
Ek6. who we're assembled Ia the base.
mcnt below the main floor Of Tho
church we're not undg that portion
OF The aoor which zen aud 40 escaped
Injury
a rgWsed $3.50 % ne dead follows
nofiba Green Theresa Ellis. Samuel
chisholm Anna DEAN Benjamin. Clark.
hnua sui.a Anua lonlae Smith frad
crck 10 Voorhees, llaulst Nelson ard
RUBY Thorpe
OF lho injured there are cen In the
hospitals suffering from fractured
lmbs broben bones and COMMISSIONS
Bat none Of them d believed 10 be "a
tally injured
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-02

Atlanta March Imperial p0frntsie
q the rrlted STATES. Gcofgr i. BnoWn.
of Bunalo aHd imUenai recorder y.
W Row 'i 81 Boston aln be Oh AZ.
iaun Thlmfay March 90 q tour
of Inspection Their W bore VIII
b. fer sa9u aul 'he u95's Fili have
no 0BwuHarf ot eheutlalns them
except rth fbe Epee.al meetnE n
Yaaab Tenaie ahicb 900 bs held
Tuumsa5 a.T1t
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-02
ANCIENT stare MONEY FOUND.
Sheriff Of Sumter County, Ca. Makes
an Unexpected Discovery.


Americas Ca. March a. sheriff e.
BEL stumbled unexpectedly upon d
small fortune. accmmwy th's after
noon
While examining a box containing
old deeds and papers The property o.
hls father iho late Alfred G. Cell. be-
found large package of money is
sued By the state OF Georgia o. ne
sixties, and aggrcgallng several thou
sands foliarH
Il Is entirely different from otha
state money Of that period. aud prom
inent attorneys this afternoon advised
sheriff Bell chat hls Bills vgfo redeem.
able az their face value wlth per
cent Interest from dale OF matuHly.
81 year ago,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-02

New York Mhfeh Orlglhd ~ o.
lyor Wendell Holmes "Autocrat II tht
Breakfast Table. has been purchased
By D. p Morgan for $4,000 The
manuscript IL IN good condition and is
% be placed aheng the mosi Vaiuable
IN American uiFralure n contains
about 300 eloscly written qnario par es
and Includes che poem The Won
derful Oueiiorse Shay The Cham.
bered Nautlilusat pars0n Tuuslrs
legacy end The Living Temple"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-02

l'NoaHd o. Mafrh ludEe
Taylor 20 the rlHed 8tafes district
court ioia osenued DE motlon Of
hliqTlg q ueaiel coaao to Mr
chafN1et tbat hs ia9 ndieimena
retained aaih ha hy iha federal
rfsn1 iag ~ ~ 20 bf Qlssbod
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-02
ACQUITTED BY coRoNERs JURY
Young Man Who Killed Atlanta Man
Is Released from Custody

Atlanta March Unsuitable h0mi
eide was the verdict Of The coroner's
jury at the inquest held over the body
of Peter r Ryan. who was shot and
killed by T G. Foote a lithosrapher
Sunday night
The statement made by Footc be-
fore the coroncr's jury was ubF,an
TALLY the same as the statement pub
ished
Foote said he was walking up Mc
Daniel street when bc fau sufp
cious negro. WHO crossed SO roDt Of
BIN several times and aas aaally iosi
sight of at Richardson street
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-02

the village OF Tanslntong have been
ropulsed The Japanese renewed the
attack in the morning OF Feb, "a and
we're again repuISed. They left
hundred eorpses in front OF our posi-
tlohs. The Russian loss was six men"