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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-24
The Old Reliable
ROYAL.
BAKING POWDER
ABSOLUTELY
PURE
There is no substitute
JOHN SHARP DIDN'T RESIGN.
HE HADTHE CAUCUS CALLED FOR
ANOTHER OBJECT.
That Was. He said. to Decide on Course
for the Democrats TO Pursue in Regard
to Railroad Rate Legislation-Tbe
Caucus Endorses tho Davey Bill.

for the Democrat TO Pursue in Regard
TO Railroad Rate Legislation-The
Caucus Endorses tho Davey Bill.
WARRINGTON. Jan. 7S.--The expectation
that Representative John Sharp Williams
OF Mississippi would tender hisresignation
as leader Of tho minority caused good
attendance at the caucus OF House Demo-
Gratis held tonight II MT. Williams had
any intention Of retiring from the leader
ship the persuasion Of his friends against
such course was effective. for when the
CAUCUS was called to order he said that its
object was TO map out a programme for
the House Democ rats to pursue In regard
to railway rate Legislation.
Mr.. Williams said that something should
be done by the Democrats immediately,
because the Republicans would undoubt-
eddy report a railway rate bill this week.
He advocated the Endorsement OF the bill
introduced by Representative Davey Of
Louisiana, which gives the Interstate Com
MERGE Commission power TO declare rate
unreasonable and to fix a new rate, which
shall remain in force until overturned by
the Federal courts. The right of appeal
from the commission to a circuit court,
preme Court is given by the bill
Representative Cochran OF Missouri OPP
posed Endorsement Of the Davey measure,
on the ground that IL was wholly made
quate, in that it made no provision as to
when the rate fixed by the commission
should go into effect, offered opportunity
for great delay in the courts and also did
not provide for the control Of private freight
car lines He suggested that the Demo-
cratic members Of the Interstate and For
ign Commerce Committee should be di-
rected to take up the Hearst bill. which
not only provided for control OF private
lines. but was in harmony with the views
of President Roosevelt
Representative Livernash, the Union
Labor Democrat from San Francisco,
made speech which some of those at the
caucus termed rather nasty" He said
among other things that ne thought the
caucus had been called 70 accept resig-
nation and not TO talk over rate legisia-
ton.
Leader Williams offered this resolution:
@Resolued. That we hereby express sp'
proval Of II. r. 1873
This ia the Davey bill. The adoption OF
the resolution was opposed by Mr. Cochran
who offered an amendment substituting
the Hearst bill
The amendment was defeated, IS TO g.
and the Williams resolution was hen
adopted after which the caucus at ii;2s
adjourned.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-24
DINERS SMOKED OUT.
Defective F1ue Causes Troubled Half Hour
nj the Hotel EndIcOtt.

Fifty guests Of the Hotel Endioott. at
Columbus avenue and Eghty-first street.
we're dining last night when the floor got
hot under their feet. Then smoke began
to come through the floor and the diners
got scared and left the tables. Az they
ran into the hall they heard cries Of fire
and people came rushing down the stair
weys.
An employee of the hotel called Engine
% By the time it arrived the hotel
was fall OF smoke and the guests had
been told to get out until it was found how
serious the fire was. The firemen went into
the dining room and ripped up the hoorln
Then they. found that defective hue
leading from the kitchen, which is under the
dining room. had started the blaze. II was
put out in short order.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-24
Barge Canal Advocates, Moving on Albany

ALBANY, Jan. 23.-Barge canal advocates
will be represented by n delegates from
ali parts Of the State who will call on
Gov. Higgins at noon tomorrow to ascer-
tain why this stupendous piece Of folly
has not been pushed. This delegation will
also call on Attorney General Mayer Its
purpose in visiting Albany al this time
been going on since the Legislature met,
having for its object the declaring of the
Barge Canal act unconstitutional. Many
members Of the delegation were in Albany
tonight
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-24
The Weather.

Fair and much colder weather prevailed yester'
dav In all the Atlantic States. The high pressure
AREA from IN. lake rrsious moved southeastwRrd
and sent the TEN peraturr down 10 10 2i degrees
frnm Maine ~ Virginia. In vermont u was degrees
hrlou zero: ives, or the Mississippi II was warmer.
Scattered snow wss falling In the Central AlSsis-
sippl states and Lake regions. Tho storm on tho
North Psciho coast has remained neATiy stationary
h~av, rain continuing 10 fall over Oregon and hight
rain over washington and south on the coast to
san Francisco.
In TINS city yesterday Il was clear and colder,
temperature below freezing Wind brisk north
v-st. average humidity. IS per cent? barometer,
corrected TO read to sea level. AT A. NJ, So37: q
p. NJ, 3n.7s.
The temperature yesterday. as recorded by the
n.t.I ,,nrrrrr IL IN Nm In the annexed thhle
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-24
Two wives a Crime; Five, a Punlshm ent,

let the complainants stand up said
Recorder Goff yesterday when Adam Czupak
had pleaded guilty to bigamy. Up popped
three women.
Where are the other two7' asked As
sistant District Attorney Mott. He mar
ried five women.
HIM sighed the Recorder. Don't
Won think he has been punished enough
The Recorder remanded Czupak until
Mr. Mott could find the missing two.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-24
Vicar General OF Rochester Diocese.

ROME. Jan. 23.-The Congregation OF the
Propaganda this morning selected the Rev.
Thomas F. Hickey, vicar general of the
diocese Of Rochester, n. Y, az Coad jbtor
Bishop Of that diocese, with the night Of
auoceRslon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-24
,niclde necanse a GIT Talked About Her.

NORTH CUMBERLAND, Pa, Jan. 23.-Miss
Lille Mouray, pretty young girl Jumped
into the susquehanna River to-day and
wac drowned After the body Was re-
covered a note found in her drees said she
had committed suicide because a girl had
talked about her,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-24

LAXATIVE PROMO 0JININE.
Always remember the fun name. Is eents.-Aef.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-24

be temperatur. yesterday. as recorded by the
al thermometer, Is shown IN the annexed table
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Ind said;
election.'
hunnor.
Fts with
was re-
and the
beers as
I Phila-
p spoke.
Nina.
4 Ii, the
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put
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Dinner.
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Diversity
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/ William
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-13
ROCHeLLs RAMeLlNos.
Notes Of That Progressive Village
, Which viii be interesting.

Roohelle, April 10 Mrs W. T..
Veal aud beautiful little daughter,
Miss Helen, spent Saturday and Sun.
dag iu York, Ihe gueS,s Of relatives.
Ma. + + Zstrouer aud Little son
LETT yesterday Tor Tampa.
W. ]. Adams OF Lakeland 10 again In
our village visiting relatives. We are
always glad 10 have Happy Jack"
with Ne.
Mn. YOunRblood Of South Carolina
10 the guest Of Mrs. AdAms
W, N. BArOO SPsnT sunday In
JealA.
MU. J. H. Owens departed yettsr.
day for White Springs, where she will
visit her sister. Mrs. Jackson,
Ap, Jane, Holder spent last week
In Jacksonville visiting friends,
Mr., Smith 70 now our Wide.awaks
operator. The young folks are vsry
much plAted over HE change.
Miss Elizabeth Tucker returned Sat
urday from Dunnellon
Miss Carrie Barco Of New York. who
has been the guest Of her sister, Mrs..
Veal. Tor The past month, made her
departure for home last night. Miss
Carrie made many dear friends here
who will be GlAd TO welcome her
back
W, h. CruEier, state organiser Of
the Modern Workmen Of the World
installed a lodge here Friday night
We feel that this organisation will he
very beneficial To our toWn.
Miss W,nIttd Tucker lett yesterday
for Dunnellon. where che will visit her
sister, Mrs Peters.
Mp. A ZelTIurr, who has been in
disposed Tor the past week, ,s much
better.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-13
Japs Reinforcing Army.

Toxic. April Japan is meeting
the Russian plan OF reorganization and
reinforcement. OF it's ManChurian army
with an extensive expedition from 'Is
. Own military organization. The de.
tails and figures are carefully con.
oealed OF what seems TO be q plan
90 double the present army units, but
Il is estimated that by autumn next
the total military organization will
exceed a million men actually en-
ployed In the field
The lighting force Is roughly est.
mated At 100000 men. with increases
largely In the infantry and artillery
although an enlargement In the cavalry
branch IL also contemplated. As a
result Of the manufacture At the arsen.
ais In Japan together with captures
and purchases Of guns Il is predicted
that this year will see . japanese ar.
tillery superior 70 that OF the Russian
in quality AZ well as numerically. ana
u 10 confidently believed that the Rus
SLAMS win be Incapable Of overoominE
these numerical disadvantage. wher.
ever railway improvements are possi
Die they Nlii BE- carried out. when ia.
pan win be sufficiently strooS to take
and hold Hardin and simultaneously
continue operations against the Rus
sian forces to the eastward Of that
city.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-13
BONES or PIRATE ARE FOUND.
Ghat Remains Of Captain Hicks IN
earthed Near New Vork.

New York. April l2.--The bones OF
Captain Hicks, a notorious pirate, are
said Il have been unearthed on Bedloe
island. While digging for foundation
for se5eral new buildings laborer
threw up In a shoveliul OF earth a brit
tie object that resembled a human
thigh bone. An almost perfect skele
ton finally was collected
From the position OF the skeleton
II could be seen that the arms and
legs we're pinned close together at the
time Of the burial. which led to the
suggestion that the skeleton Of the pl,
rate captain had been unearthed.
When one OF the laborers turned up
q semipetrihed section OF q wooden
gibet II became almost certain that
the bones were those OF the pirate.
Captain Hicks, with his fleet. cruised
about the Carolina coast, venturing
sometimes as far north as the end of
Long Island. preying on New York
shipping. lie was finally captured
brought to New York. convicted and
sentenced TO be hanged on Bedloe's
island. The execution was public
and the island was crowded at IN,
Time
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-13
YOUNG MANS THROAT CUT.
Police Looking for Man Who Commit
ted Deed In New York.

SNSN''6 f'@' WV ~N'''f'f
ted Deed In New York.
New York. April l2,--While Camille
Seraono. l9 years OF age lay sleeping
in his home in Brooklyn early today
a man broke through a rear window
Of the house. cut the youths throat,
almost severing the head. Saraono
died shortly after the deed was dIscov.
cred.
The pc!!ce are searching for Pau
CatIlino. a man OF &c years Of age,
by whom Saraono was employed. who
has not been seen since the murder.
Deverce Genera. a youth OF IL. who
occupied the bed with saraono was
awakened by the warm blood Of his
bed fellow flowing over his body lie
found Ssraono dying and the bedroom
window open.
The police say they have learned
that SaraOn0 and Cat!lno had moi
been on good terms for some time and
tha; they had trouble last evening
Ca llino's son and the dead youth
were gbums.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-13

ClaeisHAti. April IA fofmaI pro
test against ms extsasIOa Of free tsxt.
booka 10 0tAsr grades u ths publie
SCHOOLS than 'hoss nos receiving them
vaa made To-Day BY the Hamiiten oeun
y federation u Catholic societies. TIE
0iBesrs Of the isdeFsfiea. which Goa.
slsts 81 seventy soeietiss. 5resanted
their uritlsn protest 70 tke honra Of
stBeatioa. ne Fsaaoss Eiysn ere that
free textbooks are unsanitary. 40,
Amsriean asd = step lowaFd soclallsn.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-13
OIL COMPANIES FILE RETURNS.
Missouri Courts Trying to Find u
There 10 q Combination,


Jefferson city, Mo. April is-In tho
supreme court IN banc today A, u,
Eddy and Frank HHgrrman flied sepa.
rate returns Of the Standard OIL com.
pany aud the Republic on company In
answer To- the Custer proceedings In.
stituted by Attorney IIadley on the
ground that the oil companies had
formed a trust combination
The returns deuy specifically the
allegations In the information fled By
Attorney General Iladley. and thea
plead that they should not be- held
to answer 10 the information. declaring
that the antitrust Law N unconEtItu
tlOnal
The Waters Pierce OH company was
given until tomorrow To tils ltH re-
turns The oAae are SGT for April 20
when the pleas will be passed upon
aud the court Wll determine whsthes
q commissioner shaft be appointed 10
tale testimony
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-13
ksIunu Port Closed to World.

Washington. April l2.-Minister
Griscom, at Toxic, has cabled the state
department that he has been advised
OF the closing Of Kelung to foreign
ships until further notice,
Kelung is a port on the north end OF
the island OF Formosa. II Is believed
here that the action OF the Japanese
government in closing Kelung indi'
Gates that this port will be used by
Admiral Togo as a base for his feet.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-13
WHITE MGN ASSAULT oiRL.
Drunken Men In Tennessee Commit
Hslnous cFiFns--Poass In Pvruult.

fN"fffNa9MN
HslneVs cTims--Poass In Pursuit..
Butler Tenn. April l2.-toehie
9,unton. a white girl. ~ years of aees
vas eFimlBslly assaulted BY three
white men. well known In this sectioa
In the woods . miles from town. Ths
men are said "a have been drunk.
Their victim r. unconscious. and the
men are hiding In the Mountains ana
drfyinG arrest
THs men sre said 70 have overtak.
sh the Eiri on the road Wills driVina
through the mountains. ape eomp0Iiod
her 30 got into the hack and ride
With then. After tsklns The slrl IN
they are ssid 10 hsvs left the road
and committed The crime,
4 Dosss headed by a WelI known
and desperate mOuntain character. Sat
Carbon. are on the trail % the man.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-13
RAILROAD TICKET
AGENTS IN SESSION
Meeting Being Held In The City
Of New Orleans.
WELCOME ADDRESS ~ MAYOR =

The Air Braks Association Also Hold.
ing lite Annual Msst,nV--otnesr tos
the Ensuing Year Have Seen elect
sd-Bls Reception Tonight
New Orleans. April ia,-F s Mont.
Eomery. OF NinCennes. Ind. was today
elected president OF the International
Association OF Railroad Ticket Agents,
Tho officers are;
], u, Hannahan, of Walden. Mass,
FIRST vice president; L. &, Boyle. OF
Milwaukee. second vice president; W.
B Peters. OF MoKecsport, third vice
president, &, q, CRdwalladcr. secre.
tary and Elwood Ramsey, treasurer.
W l. Smith withdrew from the race
for third vice president and was elect
ed on the executive committee,
The association decided tn reduce
the initiation fee to $40 and TO make
that include the dues for the hrst year
Mayor Behrman welcomed the dele.
gates To New Orleans aud retiring
President HambrIght was prcs0hteded
with magnificent gold and diamond
lOcket.
The alrbrake association convened
today aud opened with . prayer by &.
II. l.adlmor
ii a..
an informal reception and dance.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-13
-Four Children Gum to Death.

Clarksburs. W. Va. April 1.-THE
home OF George T. Aauil. on IVES,
Baltimore street. vas eHurely destroy
ed BY IRE early tochy aud four chil
drCn were burned to death. The par
ent,. wi,h a afth child. had barely time
40 escape from the b4snins bniid.nE
The eSArrcd bodies Of The four ebii
ertn have been recovered
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-13
Mar - ltrata chleaaa asrlka.

AlcaEo. April IA crisis IN the
eoatroversy EroWing oct q the Mout-
Eomery. Ware Co. tsa@sisrs' striss
uns lookel Cor today bg both Sides
n uas mayor Dunns's szrs eay IN a.
See sss q was safe that b vcaid ~
asksd By eosh aass 10 srranss 80
sruisIlss a. 70 act - a. srhitf1tsf
e 81 6fasEpacaA
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-13

The Hague, April l2.-The Dutch
East Indian squadron is said to have
been ordered to proceed to the Anam.
has islands where the Russian squad.
ron which passed Singapore April s Ii
anchoredl with the view to assuring
the observance OF neutrality
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-13
chlld's Marrow Escape from Death.


Laramie, Wyo.. April IA little
girl named O'Connor has had re-.
markable escape from Geath beneath
the wheels OF a locomotive. The child
with two others was crossing the
Union Pacific tracks on her way 10
school. Her companions passed In
front Of an approaching freight train
and called 10 her to follow. Sn
stopped. aud then when the train was
barely ten feet away, made . dash.
Directly In the center Of the track her
foot slipped. and she TELL on her hands
and knees. The pilot OF the locomo.
tive threw her into the air. whore b,
turned a complete sonOTsAu.l and f,ll
on the track. The engineer In the
meantime had reversed the lover and
the locomotive stopped With the pilo
witaln a foot OF the body.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-13
HAWrAoRN HAPPENINGS.
Several Business Changss-Sehooi 10
ProsporinK--OthST Notes.

Several Business Changes School ID
ProSpsring--OthSr Notes.
Hawthorn. April l2.--Severul bust.
ness changes hsVs taken place recent.
y. A. l.. Webb sold HE mercantile
business aud stock here TO Edgar John.
500. Then r. W Watts sold bis livery
business Ia Mr, LAnghlinhousr, and
Waits bought an interest IN the store
with Johnson All seem veil satiSiied
with their nrs pOstt,ona. Mr.. Webb
hAs bought 4 stock ~ Roods aud = busi.
ness ~ OcAla and tOok charge there
last Thursday. We are sorry ~ lose
Msssn Webb and stamps from our
community.
Rev Mr. Allen, pastor 81 the Hap.
tisi church. hal q week ~ interesting
pFotTActsd meetings here. Quite .
number pFofssssd religion several
joined the ehuFch. sunday night
Among them Gas Glenn d. Moore.
and Misses JAMIE and Ella 5iFlnGisl-
low. Rev J. W. MoNsTy otiisIatsd.
lie 10 On Abls preacher. Ne 10 from
Milwaukee sbd bTothsE.lR.lsW Of NJ.
Mckinley who breaches here. lie hlled
HE place last sunday end today also.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-13

Monroe. Ca, April il--Hanpton
Morris son OF ex.Trrnsurer Henry Nor
RE sou Of ex.Tr,asurcr Henry Morris
has shot and killed his bfotheT-lR-lau
Arthur HASnie. three-eRSuers Of q
mile south Of Bethlehem. II IL said
HAyuie and a young man. Virgil smith
vent 90 the home Of Morris late In the
afternoon and remained there some
tire Arthur SA!ked ont into the
yard and upOn returning SAs dsnied
u - GAINED he privilege of enter
inE. Ne - sald 20 have Insisted that
he b. p'.rmi'tsd 20 eater. bu hAs!as
made bic :as,s,s q IL charged. a. 90
shat b. v0n.t 90 Morris would MOI
Jet him. f,sriug The worst
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-13

New fsassr Cohn-. April liza
uard r. Hos'pa q NewDoTt. n T.. .
Vale medicai ,'ufrHt vho vas suneT
lhg from q gab.f-a.uF taecf,on Of SO
lsguiAT ven has 80 BE thFpss Opsa
"a hy erbsrll kosg.isl fErEruas $50
r.igp-d cat fh~ saectse poTtion Of isr
Fein and tsfS ~ tsD snds fosestsg
The psfloa; fsaks fEoa tbs eyrfa
l-ea aId sill seosssr.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-13

Fhnadsipbia. April i3.--MFs Jane,
p. HutehiHson. Wifs q d. James .
Hufehinp0s. ana sldssi aaaghtsr VI a
T. Cassatt president u The Peunayl
tania railroad eisG today Ms
HsirhlnsSn Wss q GTasd nises o.
PFesterEI Daehansa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-13
Military plot In Eranea.

Par!s. April l2.--CAptain volpcrt OF
the Eleventh infantry. has been arrest
ed on the charge Of completely In the
supposed military plot against the &c
curlty Of the state. Il was announced
from Paris April "a, the 5000
rounds Of cartridges had been dIscoy.
cred in the house OF a man named Mey
or In the suburbs Of Paris and that Q
supply Of rifles vas found later. The
researches, It vas acdcd. we're Abe re-
suit Of the recent seizure OF 500 uni.
forms In the residence Of Captain
Tambourina. a retired oficcr. The al.
thorities ~ FIRST did not consider the
AFFAIR serious. but their subsequent
opinion cas- that \ genuine conspira
ey was being haiehed.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-13
Big FLEETS GETTING
READY FOR BATTLE
Japanese Close Port Of Kslung
To The World.
&nkADo REINFoRcEs HIS ARMY
While Little Nsws 10 obtslnabls from
from the Far East u 10 40 Evident
that Sig WarshIps viii soon Bs En-.
gagged In Great Naval Battle.

st. Petersburg. April 11.-4S5 p. NJ
Whether Vice Admiral Rojestvensky' re
battleship division passed through the
straits Of Sunda or the straits Of Ma
lAcca Il is practically certain now that
he is moving to effect a juncture with
the division which passed Singapore
April 8. 1t is possible that this may
not take place until the two divisions
reach Cape Padaran on the. east coast
OF Cochin-Chlna. The dispatches from
Singapore naming the ships that pass.
ed there on Saturday are erroneous in
several places, notably the case Of the
Fuerst Bismarck, rechristened The
Don, which is still at Libau.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-13
An EXTENSIVE PURCHASE.
major ~. n. Thomas svYs 600 Acres
Of Valvable Land Near Ctiy.

sNeIgf fffNfH@N @NNN 49, FN~f y"
Of VaiVabls Land Near Chy.
Major W. X. Thomas has great eOSh.
dsncs In 0AiBssVlIls and AlArhua c0aa-
" and Ice failure lie 10 maRifesting
this eOBiidsncs In . substantial waJ BY
eontiassd purchases of vslnsbls city
and subarbaB properly, great deal Of
which 10 improved.
Major Thomas' lsst pUFshass wa' .
trset Of aiI bundFsd serrs Of land from
the EilsSorth sstAts fhis property
10 within q shoFt distances of the city.
sect, and 10 sad 10 be- among the most
fertile IN the eosaty. IL 10 partially
cleared. and the ssu OWssF sHpsets 10
pot ths properly IN tSsi-olsss sosditioo
fOg farming purposes
Il was Only isW dsJs ago ibsl Ma
Tor Thomas paFchassd ibFss hundred
and iwsstI ssFvs Of land immediately
Cd JoiHisg the city on ths wsss half Of
vhseh Gill b. Included 10 ths eop0fsls
limits By the passage Of ih@ nee siiI
charter
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-13
Sea vorsa, Eor s.n.,et Bacon

Washington. April Ex-senator "a.
con. OF Georgia. who was taken quite
seriously M during n speech In the ~
ecutive session OF the senate. came to
Washington from Atlantic City 10 con.
suit his phySician. The doctor said
he must again return 70 Atlantic city
and remain for At least two weeks lie
has recommended that the senator thea
take long sea voyage and spend sew.
eral months away from business and
political cares senator Bacon sui.
Tered from congestion OF the brain.
due 10 OyerWOrk. lie called At the
war department today TO see secre
tary TAFT and inform him that he
could not accompany the secretary 10
the Philippines,