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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-25
Hs6t bsssi6neno fino bic Gns

Hs9t be3ei@neno iino bic Gnss
laHunsen bss &ebsrsnb @oobtpine iber
bic .Wanual Sraining SdOOl" in
einem en9lii9en glatte, fur bic @er-
bobrt5sit sewifer characterization
glsmsnts. Der quite Wann meint, bob
Der l1nt.rri9t in ben Wertfdtten feline
prattii9sn grgebnihe bringt. ST bers
pe9felt in tld9li9er Weiie Die @e9rife
Sanbtperf uno 6nnbfsrtigteit. st
begreift ni9t, baB es ni9t Die Gufsabe
elmer 5o6f9ule if, Sanbpsrter 30 Bill
ben, iOnbsrn baB benz @erttdtteu=uns
terri9t Der M. 3. u. g. bic Sbee au
8runbs lisgt. bic S9iler nit benz
Nsfsn bes &obmatsriaIs unb benz @e=
brau9 berW srtasuss betannt ;u MAIDEN.
usbrig.ns piirbe er fi4 aud tiber bas
rPraftif8e" b~erubieen, penn er Der
s9ule einen 8eiu6 abtatten unb isben
utiroe, nit tusl9sm @sf9id bic S9hler
Sufeiien, Saten &c. idmieben urb 8ret=
ter uno 2eiten bubeln unb 5uiammen-
ftieen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-25

6arrs@ g. Webfer aus Settle,
Wai6., Der iriber In SnbianapoIis
cine Setettib-N gsntur betrisb unb tels
DER bonn Sheriff Sourbisr berhaftet,
fpdter eesen Btir9i4aft entlaKen
tuurbe, if geHern wieber perbaftet unb
ftsbt iebt unter Mntlase Der Wsrf e
rurie. Treb 9. @ruI uurbs u1ter bic
qIei9e Mntlage gebellt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-25
Hebustrte Staten fur Seforattonstag
Neiien nia Yenninluania 9infer.

Sn Mnbetradt bss Setprationstases rpers
ben Grcuriions sTidets ant 90. unb 80. Mai
p~erfauft BON allen Tidet : Stationen Der
9ennIpIpania 9inien innerbaIb zines l1mfreis
fes pon 100 Neilen pon Der Decentralization.
Retourfabrt an allen Tidets lit auf ben 81.
Mai bei9rdnft. SIR @%inseInbeiten tpenbe
man ii4 an aue 2ofaI Sidet Nsenten Der
9enniplpania 2inien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-25

gine Sol # e Der
Stebens Bros. Cuttings 60. in Ga
coma, 81. g., lieferte pG6reno zines
3eitraumes BON z Sasen 1922 pfunb
MilG nit einem 8,lttersebalt boE
21.78 pfunb Butter. Wdbrenb zines
3eitrdnms bon 80 Saeen bra9te bieie
u6olfeinerin" ibren Nefpro auf
1907 Wfunb Mild uno 87.02 pfunb
Butter.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-25
Die NuHmbrttns bon ,,0NtIDefm
Ecu" 1T Sufip

e~r5ielte BORT einen 9roBen grfoIg. Zen
.8asl. Na4r." pirb bier5u gemelbet:
Die 0oriteuung beginnt um 53 ubr
unb enbet, ba nod elm langes Ballet
ange6Gngt pirb, UNI II n5r. Sos
Maii3asS leater lit mad japaniiGer
Dirt obneStii6le fir bie3ui4auer. Sas
Yublitum iibt auf Matten am 8poen.
Sas Stiid purbe ie9r gut segsbsn.
Die perlonen tragen iapanif9e Naz
men, unb Die lleberfeBung folst benz
S9ilsri9en Serte 5iemli9 treu. Sci
ben DEFENDERS patriotif6en GteQen
aoGte bas Yublifum Ieb6dften 8eifau.
SeG lit elm iapanif9er SGger, @ebler
ems aimio( 2ebnsfirt). 4uf berStane
se bdngt Der eiierne, rei9sei9miidts
6ut elmer iapaniI@en RIItung. Der
Sturm i'm britten Dit unb Der brill
lenbe See paren grobartis realiItii9.
Die Sapaner limb grobe @ere6rer bes
S6eaters, unb ba bic meilten Stiide
unsefG6r II Gtunben bduern, 70 ri9=
ten iie ii9 gang bauslid Elm. sic
bringen bic tleinen &inber, bic Moeb.
bislIsi9t gar ben 9unb nit, ridden
re9t na6e 5ufammen oman be5ablt ben
rplaB", aber barauf biirfen 10 piele
Msni9en iiBen, uls plab babsn); bic
S6eater= Reltuurants liefern tparmes
gHen unb Sbee, unb berart tpirb fir
bic 6amilte aus benz S6eaterperenii=
gen elei9seitis Elm ridtises pidnid.
Die Supuner baben bic Orebbu6ne;
tpGbrenb cine Ssene fi6 a5ipielt, tpirb
auf Der binteren !9dlfte Der Sdsibe bic
Ga.rsrie fir ben nG9iten Qtt aufaes
ftelt. Damn brebt ii9 bic S9eibe
unb man 1pielt pbne 3eitperIuit tpsiter.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-25

0on Der 6 rbe aum
Mars. Das Neb Ser n@roben Ser
Timer Gtrabenba6n : @efelf9dft" 1T
tebt 1865 &tlometer Il &ilometer
slsi9 O.62 Msilen) lang. Sn elmer
gtrede tpiiroe bieie BON Berlin Biz
Miiniter In Weftfalen rei4sn. gs
puroen tdslid ettpa 1000 Gobrtem
aisssfiibrt. 3uridgelest tpuroen inss
gefammt 74,5OO,OO0 &t1ometer. GO
entfprt9t Dies ber Gntfernung bon Der
Grbe gum Mars, tpenr Die @roe atpi>
f4en Sonne un6 Mdrs ftebt. Die
3abl Der i'm Sabre 1904 bef0roerten
perfonen entfpridt faft Der gefammten
BebDlterung bon europa. Sober Her>
liner gibt I'm Dur9f4nitt 15 Warf
70 Pfennis fir Die @robe 8erliner
SfraBenbabn aus.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-25
$50. 35 SIb Sheridan ctr.
Merchants National Bank.
.HHfir b0ren baufg Die Semerfuns /:
UU uGs lit iekt niht 10 leiht @eIb

h0ren haufs Die gemertuns :
.UW r@s lit iest nidt 10 lei9t Selb
gu MAIDEN, als gu ben 3eiten
unierer Batter utb S~robbater." Oieies
mag bieaei@t in ein3elnen 6alen wabr
lein, aber I'M Nusemeinen senomrtett
lit es nidt 10. Oas f@neae @ads>
tbum Der @ertbe in Grunb< unb Ser
onalS gisentbum in unierer Stabt
mabrenb Der ber9ansenen Sefabe, 1T
elm 8epeis ber @eIsgenbeiten Die tets
an Sanb iino. Oie Moral III einfad-
ieien Gle borbereitet fur Die nddite
Sslegenbeit bur@ Die @r0Tnung zines
Spar @ontoS nit unierer Seieafdaft,
mo Sbr Selb iiaer unb tets gu baben
lit, ipenn sic es brauden.
INDIANA TRUST CO.,
GapitaI. 100000
i1eberi9ub.. ....... ,S275,0O0
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-14
MILITIA lNTED TO
GUAM BOXES
Governor Higgins Has Been Re
qusstOd Co Furnish Troops.
GOTHAM May HAVE TWO MAYORS

Il 10 Stated that URIosS HEARTS Con,
test 10 Settled BsIorS Jan. I, New
York City 10 Likely to Have Dual
Government
New York, Nov. lathe Times to.
day says that J, Wesley Hamer who
writes editorials for Mr. Hearst left
gown for Albany last nlgat as u spe.
cial messenger TO Governor Higgins,
to ask the governor TO devote two ar
morieA to the storage Of The ballot
boxes which are now In storage ware.
houses. guarded by police and Hearst
watchers.
Governor Higgins Is also to be re.
Quested to allow the state militia TO
guard the ballot boxes. Mr.. Hearst
prefers such prOtecNon to thAt Of the
police
At HeRrBtS headquarters last night,
II was said that the Hearst League
understand" that the governor has ex-
pressed informally hts Willingness 10
allow the armOries TO be used AZ places
for the storage Of the ballot boxes.
What oils answer will be to the request
OF the state militia protecting them Is
not known, and the Hearst forces ven.
tured no prediction.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-14
THREE MEN KILLED IL MELEE,
naN Yelled "Hurrah for JOfI Davis"
and started . Small RlOt.

Naugatuek, w. Va, Nov. "a
Cheer Tor JeRersOa Davis, uttered by a
drunken man on Denver Creek, on tAe
Kentucky side VI the river, resumed
In a bloody tragedy In which three
men were killed aud three OeheTs we're
wounded,
Thers had been much NAYinslnE a..
ter the election on TSAtS gay. Con Es-
tep, en- old SOnfedetalH soldier. was
among the men who had become In.
tOxicatOd. When he yelled "Hurraa for
JeR Davis" q, PrSter, a young .man In
the crowd, told Rstep to "sbS up or
he would KIN him"
Enoch Bentley, another member OF
the crowd, t6ld Estep to hurrah for
anybody he pleased." Pruter turned
on Bentley ana emptled = pistol at
short range all hye shots taking ef.
feet. After he mad fallen Bentley shot
and killed PrAttr.
Rube Morgan a friend ot Praters.
who had shot BENTLEY after the latter
had fallen. ar ut Tom aud John
Bowling friends OF Estep, and then
hed but he VAS shot aud MORALLY
wounded by the Bowllngs, Bentley
died soon after the shooting, and Nor.
gan died two hours later
During thc hSnt John sadler. belong.
Ing to the lTater gang, Was danger,
ously Wound0d. The Bowllngs we're
both hit, bui not fatally nurt.
An elootISH,bet had caused hard feel.
Ing between Estep md Prater. The *.
element over the tteEedy Is intense,
and another clash. of the. factions la
feared.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-14
PICK OF THE HORSE SHOW.
VIA Be Seen at the New York Exhl-
billion at Madison square.

plUOV ~ NioatSou square,
New York, Nov. 13.-6eventeen nun.
dred entries, $50 more LnRn last year,
and comprising the pick or the snow
horses throughout the country, has
been received for exhibition OF the ma
tional horse show association which
will begin at Madison Square Gar.
den next Monday morning
The greatest Increase in entries Is
in the class for harness horses, After
an absence Of q year J. w. II. Moore,
Of Chicago. will again be In evidence,
having 100 entries. He owns Forest
King, one OF the champions OF the
country and many valuable blue rib.
hon winners. Besides Eben D., Jor
dan. Of Boston. who won about every
thing in sight last year, again has 4
large entry. Reginald Vanderbilt has
number Of entries. as well as Al.
fred d. Vanderbilt. Mrs. John Cher.
kin will also exhibit her many blue
ribbon and cup winners.
The hunter class will be represent
ed also.
The special classes have filled bet
ter than ever, and the Waldorf Astoria
cup contest will nave some Of the best
horses that ever competed for II.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-14

New York, Nov lS.-l'he ETibGne
says that william r. Hearst will
Ne contest for the mayoralty 10 pro
longed IN the courts beyond the aFai Of
next year. II Is said, take the Data oil
Office IN the ollS hall inasmuch ne
Mayor McClellM has decided 10 night
his adversary At every point. tails CRY
may have q dual government on New
YeaCS day.
The decision OF the Hearst men %
install their candidate au mayor on
Jan. was reached yesterday. Il was
said. but nothing WAS Officially said
for some days pas' Mr. Hearsts
counsel has told aim that one sure
method Of having his Tie 10 the may.
orally either conhrPei or denied II for
aim 10 take the oath ~ 0fi5eo ~ mayor
and thrust the contes' into the courts
The legal procedure necessary for
ne valuation OF Mr. HeaFstH olaIp 90
the mayOralty must 10 made Within
the next fifteen days
The Tribune was MT able 20 e0ailFm
the foregoing througl Mt. Hearst
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-14
SITUATION IN czAR's mprRR.
no Fsars u Jews MaSsSers-PrlsonsrS
at kishlnsfi Revolt.

no FsaFs u Jews MaSSsers-PrlsonsrS
At kIshiRsh Revolt.
ST. Petersburg. Nov. ~. There Il
every reason to believe that the fears
ct a massacre Of Jews tonight At st.
Petersburg and at Moscow are an.
founded. The alarming reports look
more like a campaign Of the reVOiH-
ytiOnary extreme elements 10 take Ad.
vantage Of the nervousness Of the peo.
ole and the authoritis for the purpose
OF terroFizing bOta into aoQuieseehee
TO theiF demand for a national militia
the jewish quarter Of 81 Petersburg
hAs been heavily guarded since last
light.
Notwithstanding the assurances Of
PROJECTION. hundruds Of Jews aud many
-oiheFs are seeking safety 10 night. Al
Ttas trains leaving q. PeterSburE for
Tinland are crow Jed Many rich Jews
idoDolited their jevsiry and other valu
a5les II banks before ieaviag.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-14
ROOT MAY CONTROL CANAL.
The state Department May Take
Charge Of This Work.

charge o. THIS WoFk,
Washington. Nov. l3.-An echo OF
the suggestion that the lsthmian canal
should be placed under the state de.
partment has been heard In a rumor
Of a possibility that the inSular bu.
read which grew up under the diree,
tiCll OF Secretary Root. when he was
At the head Of the war department,
may be transferred to the state depart.
ment.
Discussion Of the matter has not TAX.
en- any concrete form, but II is one OF
the suggestions made 70 relieve the
secretary OF war Of the heavy respOn.
sibllity which now rests upon him IN
administering not only the Affairs OF
thet army. but the Philippines, the
Payama canal and other island inter.
ests.
II Is argued that Secretary Root
was Familiarity acquainted with the
Philippines, and.thls will enable aim
to take up the work where It has been
carried by Secretary Taft Il would
require legislation to bring about the
change az the inaIlar bureau was
legislated into the war department
when the PHILIPPINE government &
was passed
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-14
SSIAN PRISONERS
EMBRACE SOCIALISM
Re Soldiers in Japan Favor
HOvOrnnontal B PfOrmS.
A PEACEFUL REVOLUTION

lean Socialists, WhO AFO BraReh
he Ruoslan Doctrine Accomplish
Feat Of Winning over - Their
b RuOOlan Soldiers.
aShingtOR, Nov. 1S.-ThS following
gran vas received today from
Japan, By . membST Of the local
ian revolutionary committee:
nthusiastio reception. given to rev.
i0nRry officers by the revolution.
10000 soldiers At Hamadera and
nsjidi camps. Red banners bear.
the bOrds allegiance 'Zemlla l. Vo-
Gland and liberty; 1--we Liberty,
Russian MarSeillaise be sung"
The explanation Of this cablegran,
wen by the local cOmmitte here Is
at q remarkable peaceful revolution
~ been accomplished under condi
ons never before paralleled, In 1901
b.. Charls Russell, Russian by birth,
hut q resident OF hawaii. was presi-
ont Of The frat territorial senate.
Coming to America hs became deeply
lRtSreStSd In prOpagating SOcialiStic
reform ideas. He was Anany sup
piled with adequate funds and q great
mass Of socialistlc literature by tine
american friend ct Russia, Of which
CHARLES w. Polk, and Julia Ward Howe
are respectively preuidopt and vice
president, by the commlttss Of the rev.
olutioniSt-socialist party Of New York,
q branch Of the famous Russian organ.
tEation, and by other SimilaF societies.
A. the fail Of Port Arthur agents
we're sent TO japan TO spread among
che Russian cAptivss the ideas Of the
party. According to the members Of
the local society It mas succeeded be-
Uond all expectations, as shown by
the fact that he has organized under
the banner OF socialism nearly all q
the thousands OF the Russian soldiers
taken prisoners by the japanese dur
ing the transportation TO their home.
Il IL, Of course, inferred That the Jap.
anese government must nave sanction.
ed yesterdays demonstration, or else
50 could sot have occurred.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-14

PFaFis D. CLisa Eia- AoV. ~ -
ARnss H5slaeF aE-s e al 0sFAah al
hClFeet 81 lsrEr 1ass q DfO9srs
haH beea ttsbsref roe sehDoi hsre
Dslrag ths wees eioaef carrars
4foVs 20 - ~ pis Trrggn4 $50 fHs.
nee asitss MIS- ~ ~. taFre1 ~
- fAs carriage 49, TIVE asay IN
prlica taga been asat4 p aa1 asy
dev q Gae titaagsrp g - lssr 80
uga.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-14

Nsv Orlsana. Nov ~. The OffIeiaI
inves'iGAtioa Into the collision b-t seen
che l'nited Ffrait ltaamsE Espsfta an
che Cnlted States hGhthopss tsndsi
Magnolia While the latter N1a con
VgJihE PFesldaB, Roosevelt ~ go 10
aah bef9Ve ~ hoard 81 supervisor,
81 sisam vessels. TIE inyrslEati0a
vta held bshind cj0ssd Iyors asithsf
ne puhiie nor ne PRESS being pef
miitea 10 BE- present AasiAHt Dia
lriet Ati5fHsY Foster APPEARED fDf ne
gDvsfHmeut A shorthand record Il
beier '5frt ~ he isstim0ay
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-14
MEmco's NEW AMBASSADOR.
Senior Don Juan Do cAssus Arrives st
Our National Capital.

Our National Capital.
Washington, Nov. l3.-senOr Don
Juan Dc Cassus. the newly appointed
Mexican ambassador 10 this country
Who arrived IA this city yesterday.
comes 10 this country under the bright.
est circumstances He expressed him.
self a. being highly pleased vita hif
new post AMI spoke IN very appreci.
alive terms about the cordial reception
rendered h.a While 10 ~. L0uiG, ln
which city be stopped on bis way B.
Washington
Iust a. h. Was about 20 start fot
this country 80 WRs taken sick and
even nov hss not quite recovered from
the effects n nIK Illness Re vii BE-
able. however. 10 a'tenI 10 tn AFFAIR
~ the embassy and tOiay Will call on
Secretary 81 STATE Root 10 diseases With
him the plans iDr bis hFa, formal call
on President Roosevelt. o. which oc
eauion be vi.l oEyr 10 ne president biz
credentials
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-14
komvaA ARRIVES At pEKlH.
MlRlstsF RoekhIll Cables This lnfSr,
nation 20 the DEPARTMENT

MlRlstsF RoekhIll Cables This lnfsr,
nation 70 the Department.
WashlnRi0n. u. G Nov. 10 Minis
ter Rockhlli cabied De stats depad.
ment today frDm P,}ta mat baron 10
mnrA ha1 arrived 81 hat place.
q IL understood b. 70 take up 9Th
the Chlness government The details Of
the peace treaty fcIatlVe 70 Mahchu
RE. "a accordance With the terms
% that Instrument Jfpa8 vas allowed
RAfi0d Of ~ MOI he IN Whica b.
draW her troops f'yfa Nancburia o.
unnecessary lcnG,a - tine 10 the ca
Hese visW.
TIE Chinese aIso objset 90 Toe per
maneat setsuilon % be foFus % Jap
ansas GunFda along ne FnilWny a.
equivalent ~ ks~plhE a rtahjing armY
nAd reproducing Ra'sisa methOds N
ManchHria. d uas 'ssss matisFs hirh
China regarded vSrrsatiaE a. 6Hoft
mace ~ ~ 20 hat- q Vaiea o. 90
fFaminE ~ the pa trgafy ant So
ihg faiisd 30 tnai 90 Wtakfag g. mHt'
ngu tfy u sdlusi tt n Win aIh1F Ban
poriaBi istalls Dire wifh Iiaroa No
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-14

Los Angeles. Cal, Nov - -rhfoaEh
great underground assures rsnl By
saftAqaatea The wa'ss u ne gga
d California arc DolsiaE iato tae old
8altou basin. and rrsiatlsssly tDFeing
ne sec saitoa sea 20 SEA level uoabf
~ longer eHi6s a. 20 ne Origia N
this vaaf luiaad sea aEfcl bow skirts
ths main ine - r1s BouthafH Pacific
foF neafiY one buudrad mHes ahd
hinsfebss RHay % ether siis ~ ne
t,aah As alta y lhe t1eitla.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-14

aaVRnaah. Oa Nv - % o.
Lyteh. mnnzErr ~ . 49, MIL bslaaE
iEg ~ 'he DirDn iaH5sr company. o.
Eiateiie. Eat 1arref 90 8safh b. .
liff ftat 8ssinTrf ne uiI fhSFe ~
lTHFa nrht ~ 10 uii ~ hsaFiFn
az aIafge % nFe 80 aaa dFretlns
- nEtt eraiHa. far aam~s Shes ~
fsli iai9 q Wv,i sbe8' 3 fsff afsg 20
f1gf ~ e0l.d - 80 sst ~ ~ Wfn
gae SEQ fal aaa Ne barninE faf'eFs
fsatisf ibio 80 vel buFaiAg An b
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-14
REPORT OF COTTON
CROP SPITE WORK
Secretary Wilson iS Scored By
Secretary ChOatam.
HELPS THE BEAR sPEoULAroRs
Secretary Of Cotton Association OayS
Agricultural Department 10 TryInG
to "eSt Even" for the DiuelosvrSs
Made by Recent Investigation.

Made by Recent investigation.
New York, Nov l3-Rlchard Cheat
ham. OF Atlanta, Ga, secretary OF the
Southern Cotton association, 10 quoted
by the Herald ~ having last night Sc
verely criticised the report Of tao cot.
ton crop Issued yesterday from Wasl
lngtun In which tho condition 90 the
crop Nov, | was stated 10 be 6S.S,
MIR Cheatham, who IL stopping in
this city, said among other things
"'rhe most absurd piece Of spite work
ever attempted was tho Issuing Of the
crop report Friday by Mr.. Wilson, the
secretary OF agriculture, In this re-
port he announced the condition Ut
GSS. sNow there Ii no sane man who
ever saw cotton stalk who does not
know that on Nov and Nov 10, II Ia
not only far beyond the frultIns or
bearing Stage, bat IN nearly every case
Ia entirely void Of foliage Of every
kind, Il has passed far beyond the In.
creaslng Stage, Its oOndlpin, 40 Tar
Us conditions arc recognized In 10.
ports, IL the Same 90 on Oct. pro.
yiously. For Secretary Wilson to make
report on condition Of Nov lS 10
assist 10 The 0ppFnti0 OF the bear spec.
ulalorS TO hammer down The price Of
CotlOn.
Il say 10 Mr.. Wilson, sham. shame,
shsmev IN him and the men who aa-
sisted him In thia attempt ~ spite
work against tho cotton producers OF
the south. II Il = nual effort to get
even, and Tho Atlompt Will Febult IN
sure discontinue for The department
Of agriculture before the psasl0n Of
the next congress II far advanced
That there Will be an investigation Of
this department BY congress and an
unCOvorlpR Of matters now concealed
by which all previous disclosures VII
pale into lnslgnIncanco, do not foe
an instant doubt
The Southern Cotton association 10
its bulletin VI ito crop issued on Ga.
~ estimated tho crop for 1905 ~
. ttG8ti bplcs. . smaller production
than yesterdnys estimate ~ Ga,1 would
promise.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-14
NINTH ANNUAL CONVENTION.
OF the River Improvement AssoolatlSa
Masts Do Chattahaaaa.

OF the River Improvement AssoolatlSa
Meets In chatthRoo0h.
Chattanooga. Tenn. Nov, 70. --PFeal.
dent houlac this morning called 90
order he hiath annual Convention Of
tho river aarb0r Improvement aaa0cia.
rlop. delegates being pFessHt from Ala
bama. Kentucky. Tennessee ana Mis-
slsHpp. and man ymsn from the far
soath Wbo hHd been IN attendance a.
No immigration hnd quarantine eon
yertion Tha program Il aa follows
Welcome addresses on behalf Of
city. Mayor W T.. FtsFsoa RsapOns
~ PIX Upper River" General JohH
r WaidsT. KhOS vlIls Middle River"
lioa. 1eptha figtGat. Of south F9tts
burg. "LDvsr River" H0a Emmstt
ONeai. ~ Bbsaisid. Ala
RspogtS ~ Officers u he assSsiati0h
ABp0ihimsnt ~ committees
Addresses by Waiting governors SD
e0asfsamen PFsseathf;oa ~ memo
rial preparation hJE congress. Election
% delegates " present ths mamarial
10 congress Election 0f oEIesFs
Tas asoeisfloa vas OfEaniSsd ~
mis- eity IN AUril 1883. VITA General
Jaa Whsslsr. thsn = eoaEreasmAh from
Alabama. ~ Dfesiisut.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-14

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% ths Neut5e.mHaf frusu Osfthth
Mss sayt ihst psssFsEer trRia ~
q 90 tht soaiheth raiFoaf un3 -
r1lied eafb lc1sY neari Barnestiis
0nt cesst zee ossyAFneg AS q ngm
hgr ~ nnssrafss gsse n1ltg O.
up
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-14

Berlin. Nov - --Bafuhsas 8poct
Won slernberE. ui's ~ ths 0eTmas
ambassador 70 the Unitsd states. hht
- far recovered from the Operatives
rsceniig performed Hpoa her a. n -
she 10 - 20 faF gala opera perform
tEee e. houof o KihG Alf0uso So
"A n Coz ~ Uti'sd siAies. an,HdinE u
heF present inisai.Dn. Nov. %
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-14

Albany, Ga Nov. i3.---One u the
most interesting murder trials over
held In Baker county was concluded
when the IuD In tho case of Arthur
D. Sutton. charged with the murder Of
q. A. Bush, acquitted him sutton
hal previously been convicted Of tho
crime and srnienesd 10 the peHitentl
ary for ITO Judge Spence granted =
nov trial. II appearing the Jury had
reached ~ verdict IN en- irregular
manner. The casa was bitterly fougI
prominent counsel being employed ou
bO'h aides the dead man vas a
member 81 one % ne most promlnau
families u Colqaltt county, and gur
ton IL ptUmlnsni BAKER county mar
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-14

oieaaa, Nov i1.--The prisoner 70
She JAIL a. KiahlnsG, Bsssarab!a. 70
Folted In q body laaf night aad Sc
mnnaed their freedom. o. their ~,
guest bsinE refused. he pyiaonerp ~,
Pre- 20 ne JAIL n troops we're bur
EiSa 20 The aeene ana GEed q volley
lnio ne mutineera. % uhon tveuly
two we're Killed and macy wounded.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-14

piseEgbaases Cessa q ceoaEtaG.
WaEhiaEioa. Nov i1--.8penesr -
y. Amsgicaa ekaFEs e. - Petsrs
ugR has eabied the stats espaFtnesi
sioE yssterdayE cate a. foilgwu:
'inlS,lEbaacea 81 Cruasiaas oonset .
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-14
Raptlst, WIN M..A In Macon.

Macon, Ga, Nov 10 -- Baptlstu 10 oil
the churches OF this denomination In
the-elty Ore now engaged In active
preparation for the coming Of The Geor,
sis BaplisIs' convention. which con
VuAes here Nov, %, 30 and a. DR.
q. D. RagsdAle, Of this city, secretary
Of tho CoayeRtiop, states that Atlanta
IL now arranging 10 invite the convcn
ton "a bat city FOR the following see,
sion. N ere will be- tnuusupds OF peo,
pie belonging 10 tho Bap,lsl denomlna,
ton here durlhg the three days OF this
convention. and nearly stety Baptist
home here win be- crowded vita dele.
gates 1ax-Governor w. ]. Nurthen,
.Who has pFetided o. the head q the
Baptists VI thiO organization for tas
past ten years. will again bo Ia tlo
chair Ut. RaEs,iale will cot a. score.
lary ass!n. having slsO been Ia bis
Office ten years,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-14

Scan Socialists, Who ArO BraReh
the RuoSlan Doctrine Accomplish
. Feat Of Winning over - Their
b RuOSlan Soldiers.