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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-07-25
APPEARING Old
As.. = Pc . rrea.asls nnpley

Acts asa Bar to Probable Employ-
ment.
You cannot AFFORD to grow old
In these days Of strenuous competition
It IL necessary to maintain. as long as
possible ones youthful appearance.
It Is impossible to do this without re-
thinning n luxurious growth of hair.
The presence OF Dandruff Indicates tho
presence of n burrowing germ which
lives and thrives on tho rootsssof tho
hair until II cause total badness
Newbro's Herpicide n the only known
destroyer of this pest. and 81 Is as efrec-
tive as u Is delighted To- ura
ing rs wen as Dandruff cure
Accept mol substtttteAthere Is one
Sold by IeadlnE dt1gEfsts Send foc. In
Detroit. Mo-
E A Riilinsslea q Co, Special
Agents
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-07-25
WORRY OVER LOSSES
leads Frederic sehumaa To COMM.
Suicide.
(By Publishers preas.)

PrTTsBURG. Pa. July 25.-worry
over heavy losses In unproductive
Ontario gold mine property. which
brought on nervousness and insomnia.
are believed the chief causes for the
suicide, by shooting. of Frederick
sehuman, aged 81 years. one OF the
b9Ft kn9yn business men of Home
stead. The shooting occurred some
lime between one and seven O'Clock
this morning. in the ONCE OF the
3mestead Valve Company. OF which
BE- was the principal owner.
: Nrs- schuman awoke at 1890 O'Clock.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-07-25
sPANIsn DoNtT IKE q.
Order Making English the OFFICIAL
Language Of Philippines Con.
demned.
(Bk Pnblishers. press.l.

MADRID, July 25FThe newspapers
here comment unfasorably on the or
der issued by the United States max
ing English the Official language In
the Philippines. They urge the au.
thorities and literary societies to or.
ganize- propaganda to preserve the
use Of the Castilian tongue in the
Islands.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-07-25
AWFUL oEATF,
Man Was Literally Sawed In Two
But Lived "a Hours.
tBy Publishers, Press.l

RUTLAND. VT. July 25.-Benja.
min Martin. of Richford is dead from
a terrible accident. While at work
in a mill he fell on a circular saw and
was cut open from thigh to shoulder.
With his heArt laid bare and his
lungs pierced he lived "a hours, hardly
losing consciousness untn the end.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-07-25
miss Rayboid rntert.Ina

Miss Mabel Raybold was hostess 10
a number Of her friends last evening
at her home on Monroe street. Games
formed the diversion OF the evening
and II delightful evening was spent
by the guests.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-07-25
aE9a4sAkk

Pons, trap and harness. one OF
the incest outfits in the town. WIN be
offered cheap. Reason for selling. the
owner is leaving the city. Any child
an handle this pony with perfect
safety. II interested call at Hamilton
Irwin Co. Livery Barn.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-07-25
Enjoying an OUTING.

The Ladies Aid Society OF the N.
b. Church, South, are spending a do.
lightful afternoon at Traction PARK.
This evening they Will be Joined by
the gentlemen OF the church. and an
a%ppeuaing supper viii be served.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-07-25
NOTICE.

10 Whom 1t May Concerns
The Undersigned trustee, for NJ.
Kate Ebert gives notice to her cred.
ftors TO present their respective &C.
counts duly probated on or before the
18th day OF August. 1905, as he ex-
poets to pay dividends at that time..
Address NJ. J.=L4NTE
Trustee
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-07-25

Ernest Hutton. the efficient and
accommodating superintendent Of tho
Fairmont and clarlxsbure Traction
Company, Is now at his home at Hut
louisville. visiting his parents: Dur
ing his stay in Randolph county. ho
VIII visit the club house at Cheat
Bridge, where he viii enjoy the sport
OF ANGLING for the nnny tribe. He
will remain in Randolph county pos.
'sibly ten days.-clarksburg News
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-07-25

About forty of the small friends Of
little Miss Lucille Parks Tough have
received the following Invitation:
Lucille Parks Tough
Three Years Old
Wednesday
July &c. 1905.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-07-25

waynesburg plays here next Sun.
day. They gave Cumberland n 8 too
drubbing yesterday. Bob Conway,
Jim Gr~onnInger and Lefty Core, all
local favorites. are playing great ball
for them.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-07-25
SPORTING NEWS

Catcher Wharton received a tele-
gram last night from Terre Haute. of
the Central League, offering him
good inducements to Join. He says
he will remain In Fairmont.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-07-25
lawn Ee.e wsdnesdax NIaht.

A lawn fete will be held at shady
side. Judge ", s. Haymond's home. on
Wednesday evening BY the ladies 81
the Catholic Church. The public IS
invited to be present. IN |,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-07-25
Going q Camp.

1oIn9 to Camp- Il-I
Miss Frances Rathbone left to-day
to join a party OF friends who VIII
camp for several weeks at Aurora
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-07-25

Local fandom Will regret to hear
that pitcher Ernest Helmick has been
released. Since the signing OF Gels.
bert It has been known that some n
would have to go. Manager wflig
states that he is very sorry to lose
Helmick but as it is he cannot posi-.
bly, carry four pitchers unless one is
to play in the outfeld and Lutcher
is kept primarily because OF his abil.
Ity to go behind the bat should the
occasion arise. Helmick has all the
requisites of a good pitcher. and the
only thing he has lacked this season
has been control, but that has been
scarcely noticeable, and he has pitch.
ed some masterfml games for the To-
calls. He has several good offers. but
has accepted none as yet. and the
chances are that ne will return to his
home in wadsworth, Ohio.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-07-25

Buck Jackson went to Kingwood
this afternoon and from there will go
owe on Cheat for a fishing trip. In
August the team has an OF week
and Buck expects to take them over
for q weeks outing.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-07-25

AT Home
From 2 80 to 5 p. NJ.
500 Locust ave.
Fairmont, W. Va.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-07-25

Kid, Wharton left this Afternoon 70
be gdnc the rest of the week an.
Lutchrr will catch against the Y. IA.
c. A. team Thursday. Manager VII.
Zig has decided to remain In the city
end viii devote the most of his tinc
to eetiIg the grounds in perfect con.
dition.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-07-25
Do You Know What We Wantf
Several Short Ads" at
One Cent Per Word.

wANTED-A dish washer and a
waitress. White or colored. Good
vases. Apply Fairmont Employment
Bureau.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-31
Water 20 Cents q Pail

Moscow, Oct. SO.-The city was In
darkness last night, Today the shops
theaters and schools are closed. and
the streets are deserted, save for the
troops and wOrkmen. Several meet.
ings Of strikers were dispersed by the
Cossacks, The banks. treasury, post.
office and the government offices are
surrounded by troops.
The local mechanics are asking for
. POstponement of bills The COVER.
nor general has formally postponed
The auction OF peasants property
which was to be sold for taxes.
The board OF trade has petitioned
against the state Of seige. Prices
are very high. Water Is 20 cents Q
pail the utmost alarm prevails ow.
Ing to rumors that workmen are march
ing on the town from the factory dis
tricts.
The electric light works have saut
down.
The last government spirit shop Is
closed,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-31
war Department oats Rsport

Washington, Oct, 30, The war DO
partmont today received the following
dlspach from Manila,
"bTlEadler General James A.
Buchanan reports Captain Smith. u
Tho seventh cavalry. company =.
Twenty second regiment, United states
Infantry, surprised All on Oct. 20 meas
buluanc. MlndanA0 All. one son
aud ten followers klllci.
Two " AIRS wives and several chill
dren snd ~ followers taken prisoners
Most of iae latter arc wounded seven
guns. 500 rounds OF ammunition ALSO
captured
'i.sweilyn y Robh. company e.
TWsn'y'Second infantry! Martin l..
Bates company X. Twenty second IN
fahiry, killed Iohn Rork. company
Q. rwr0iy second Infantry. wounded
Couslabnlafiy Allied i've and eaptnraa
ten Moos near Lake lIsuasan on oc.
tober rs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-31
south VIII AIs Roo.sv.,,

New Orleans, Oct 30 ne Plea.
Jubs has begun a canvass OF southern
nem0srH'ic members " ppasiasnt
hoo+'vshs plaa 10 give tAa intoFuiats
oommTfcs o0mmissloa authority 10 au
maximum TailFoad freight Faiss. ana
10 fe'pohss 10 ioleETaphis inauiFiea
hnmbsT Of senator's cad Representa-.
iivsa have expressed thsiF views on
the sabise' - faS even msmbog a
congress heard fFOm has declared A
favor u ths Iegiaiatios 6smaa6sd %
The pFsai6eat.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-31
MUST STOP DISCRIMINATION.
Uncle Sans Soldier 6oys Must De
Treated with Respect

Washington. oct. SO.-The prCsi
dent mas determined tO do all that he
can to break up the growing practice
OF discrimination In public places ~
amusementS and public resorts and
hotels against the blue. Jackets and sol
diers.
Secretary BOnapartC's action ycstcr.
day in dismISsing from the civil ser
Vice with scathlng rcbukc an en-.
ploye in the Norfolk navy yard. wlo
refused to shelter petty officer " the
navy service because hr wore sailors
clothing In an indication OF the exec
utive purpose II has been the sub
tcct of many official reports at tlc
navy department particularly that sail
ors OF unhlcu shed record and perfect
~ correct habits have been refused AL
mission TO theltCrs and entertainments
In hotels because tdcy wur, uni
form which the prtsld,u, believes
should be honored IN an parts of me.
land Soldiers have suffered IN less
or degree from this discrimination I'll
aas taken the navy Lcpartmcr, som,
time To dlsahusc the mind NJ local
magistrates NJ the impression thar Z.
navy Is the proper refuge for every
Scape grace youth ~ evil tendency
who should be sent "a the reform
schools
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-31

hoeiga. Ger ~ a eo'iinioa o. tss
eubWhg oeurfcs ietEy hsaF PAgt 80
iioa oss fsuls usa aisiie,l - ,hs
btspi1G ogt ~ . fssa asa anafar
fsaaeaa iHto y fees ~ feaP. nsst
tsal3H uera srgW6as A. - reiss
q ne mupuy oassauy q uas nare
t.1i ne4t 81 the passengers a. lta osi
qa ~ Aesa isiFet heFuns serst
go tgutas. an1 Csf lfrFs ~
ef ~ B
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-31
OOVERaMENr INVESTIGATING.
Asstiag - latsFsists cemmsrss Lsa
cesVeHtiea Ia chlsasa

hsstiag - latsrsists csmmsrss LsN
CeAVeHtiea IN chisa0a
Caiea90. Or s0-Ths TFihaas taiay
says that shs federal s0vsgnmsnt 10
nyeaifsafihg the EFFORTS ~ Tee railroad
iatefeais 70 paek tbs iatsfsiats con
nsfee law eOuVshtt0a Whieh net hsFs
- 1huFs4ay aad yesterday.
~ y y DaFaad. q tpeoiai sramia
~ atiaeas4 n ne buEsa0 ~ eospora
tiona - ths Department u commerce
eoa4aetinE ~ iaasiry 10 Refused
lee aight - dis@lsa tas results u ala
AaYe inVsstiEAii0a. bet h l. kaowu
that extraordinary slate ~ ahars has
bega Fsveals1 Egidsnes ls sald h.
hags been discovered thaf sgns islt
eats9 "a ihs seeedefg eoHysalioh HtS
lFief 70 break iht0 tts fegl.aF sathsr
~ Nefe D. ne emBloY - lbs railroads
end 1at = iafEsf aumbeT s4d ChsiF o.
peases pal4 ~ ne Faiifoads. especial
N g ~ Way ~ passes Bnus ~ ne
teleEaiss, q . aiie2sd. have bagn ldsA
ilae4 81 faiiFoaf ai,0tagYp,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-31
LOST ALL SENSE OF FeELrko.
Strange Phenomenon Resulting from
an Automobile Accident.


New York. Oct 30, Mrs. Lewis T.
Johnson, WAC says she has lust al
sense ot feeling since an automobile
ran her down three years ago. began
suit yesterday for t2O.0oo damages tor
her injury.
The defendant IL Nicholas T. brady
OF this city. she said that when her
eyes we're closed sac sometimes had
difficulty In realizing whether she VIA
standing up ct lying down, 4 short
time ago. according to her testimony
she ran q nail into her foot and was
unaware oi The lhJuFy until members N
her family told her Of II, Another
time one Of her sleeves vas on mr.
scOrcainE her arm before she noticed
the nre. bnut without causing Der the
slightest pain
A pnJ siclan testified that Mrs. Juln
sou undoubtedly had no sense ~ feel
INK. but would no, say positively thai
the Phenomenon originated In a blow
on The head from ah automobile. a. The
woman claims
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-31


Warsaw, Oct. S0.-The streets are
hlled with patrols II Is rumoFed
that strikers are marching on tae city
from the provinces.
BY order OF the governor general
the gates Of Warsaw are closed a. dark
and the restaurants close at Z IN TIE
evening. Thirty thousand infantry AM
five thousand cavalry with ninety.
eight guns have been collected IN this
city in readiness to stide any disturb
ances.
The military At noon dispersed .
meeting OF the employees Of the Wien.
ma railroad, who had Eatheted to dis
cuss the situation.
A battalion % engineers control the
telephone service.
The employees o. the suburban rail-
ways Joined the strikers this morning
The Revolutionary leaders are reported
"a have Distributed Thousands Of rsye
Vers TO the strikea.
The only way % leaving WaraaW
now 10 BY the steamboats, down the
Vistula 20 the PrnSslan frontier.
A proclamation ESTABLISHING full mas
tial Law viii BE- issued th-ths c0urSa Of
the day.
Infantry are camping in the street
Of Lodz. All tTaiio there IL stopped
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-31

Chicaso. Oct 30 -ouagantine q
Iablished Ou account % the yeiiow 70
yer scare sast summer has beva ais
eontinusd 10 southwest and TIE ran
roais aFe preparing 30 resume the rre
uiar schedule Of tFaina 20 that tsf
ritory Ths transporiat,on taeslhgss
WI b normal b. NoT. :. The sIee
utivo officials Of he west9u rail-
roads -haVe bee ria tie southwest r.
esn'lY sud a. onnfervnoe huld by Me-
pteri4enta ard gsusraf uauassrs o,
ihEHe Tees u as vnanimo,ialy agresa
thaf ~ prospects f1g doinr q iarKs
el1lHeas tn this territory are eosa o.
iog % ~ Zee, thai o. has been iasaai
ed or - loaE
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-31

CastnaHl o. % A Tines gfai
aispsfsA tspis Hsrtlsa ciy. fat aagi
tAsi = " cas'err fsfs speshss ~
Ne ia1iaha haslss ~ fsyftseafaufes
alpi rafig tg1sy nnsr q onr tln5as n
iqaefeeiotsE 81 tts ttftAgs fir w.
q fpats e e.. Sni tuaEus 3 Hstsa go
60 frgWn etE1rea.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-31

on South Pass 81 sIsalppl River
Oct. 81. via Key wes'. Fla. Oct, ~ 80
Al ga o., M. FRIDAY mornihE PFeul
dent Roosevelt, orpanied BY sur
goon General Rixey OF Tho navy. and
Secretary LOeb. cam" on board thu
Unitad States steamship West Virginia
from the lighthouse ten Ter IVsy. He
was received ~ The EbuEWay by Al
mlrai BrOWnson. CayJln Arnold and
the aImirai's personal an
All the Officers Wcrc assembled on
ne quaTteTdeok 10 special full dFuaz
unifOrul. the eroW manned the rail and
Ire marine guard wrrr paFAded When
the president Asoehjoi ths quarter
deck odlcorp and men salated. the ma
rihe guard presrnted arms. ths drums
and buEies rave fulr uR1eu and
h0nEiHhes. che bahi payOd toe star
SpanEiod lianhef." ~, sdmiFara naa
vas hauled doup an he pfosldont's
aaG br0ksn % the main snA g aalionni
salute e - guns vas area,
The West ViFEinia iumeaiatsiy ~,
nader va for Chslapeaks hay.
~ KEY West she uAa i1iaa1 81 tAsI
Pennsylrahia and Cat8rnlo. the Other
Veaaais ~ ths agaa4fsn ne Sped
70 BE- maintaihed Il ~ kn1ia. ana Il
Wiii 80 hrst tine n re hiuiagV a thls
eosutry thst SAY sqaaAVa Ne eFuissst
~ sseh aps@i toF osa 6lslnuos.
A. , O'aioeS .. - ths eysw vaa
mastered e. qaartefs zee ~ Brsu
asnt Accompanied u tss a1mirai ~
speets1 the Hsip ~ Wie9 VlrEisiAI
r. 10 sHeeiirui cas toas anf a. A.. |
ieeni uas pafticui0g piaaEaf gfft "a
ei~abiissss So ReHasss a. ~ erau I
Tte psetidsat d y srfefioaf asabh l
ani has.ns e sEpos asi pisaasat trss 1
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-31
EIVht KILLED In Rlots .

ReVal, Russia. Oct. 90. Eight per.
som we're killed and forty we're wouna.
"a during the encounters betgsVh che
rioters and police and troops last
hight Crowds armed vita rifles and
Fev0lvers prevented the Gre depart
meat from eEting1ishiRG uAs aa0ss ~
tho theAter.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-31

- WIN @ett4 tsNlaN ~ ~
toa Laeh Released.
NW YEA. Oct. So.-Unltad States
nmiaaioauT Ri9ssWay toaay dia.
Rrged IRON eastoly FPedariak pea.
AZ sna Moses Haas. wh0 we're ears.
vita having ooasplfed via B4vars
Heineu. JF.. - defFaua tha ouE.
NHa4at ~ poeuFing adsanes iufaF.
iloa ~ ne g1EuTumsui'a satioa -.
Fis- c1@uiEUtoosF ai1raly he'd
~ nsithes ~ ths men haa committed
euiRs within ne meaains q ne
laluisa.
3 usa b ne 6efenna a. Pscahnm
Haaa thai q iavycr g,oesa . pss.
- e PreHi4eat Roosass,rs islfns
eeelptaEee d WhicA ~ pfo.iaust
aae'afad thai nSEs sus 60 sssDI
- hg - ths Ualtea aalas al
9 nse juEiseio1ioa ~ a. ogrn1sI
g fEafTai ep1gt.
~ istigtmeat a~niRn rIo1zrsI
hie WftA mtaaua2rt utlr
va - - -
g
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-31


AibaHy. n. Y. Oct bo-Ths court 81
appeals asaiea ths mSsion fps . fcaf
Eameua a he agpeal ~ AD.sr T
Pairinh ffom Goa vtetioa d aafdsf "a
- hFsi 1eGfeo aad ssutshe- a. aaaih
foE The kiillsG 10 1900 ~ " n Ries
a. eidsrig mli'tsnsiis. ~ Nsu Ygst
oiy TIE M lsn Eas n,ads Oei :
~ ~ fgfmsF UHItsd Bai-s asna'sf
paTid D Hh ne ireislga appaF
gniig dsp6t-a fairiet ~ he laai hBpe
- iDtsffstsnss ~ fas - he oysrss
~ ttiF 3ais ere efaeofE-i STA ths
~ Ite asafh rsni4hea. sfsf
ssaf' sg9n a'E 10 Haffh 1901 Toe
ep1F3 ~ Ape af4.a a fsu isys Wiit
assina q 500 frss Do 10 vt-satisa "a
ths 0ririsal arhf-nre
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-31
Mn. Roswell SaNdu coOorstulatlOns

Washington, Oct. 30 As soon az
the West Virginia got In touch with
the wireless station Gt Key West 10
day the hrSt message to be transmitted
from the shore 20 the big cruiser was
q personal one from Mrs. Roosevelt 70
the president cOagratulatinE him on
he anniVetsaFy Of ais fUTty.seveHiL
birthday. This message was sent last
night from The navy department TO
Key West with lnstruc' Ions to deliver
q 70 the president on Tho hs topper.
tnnity.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-31
kloN, Rassln, IN nnriossp

Ken. Russia. oct, SO.--Tho city Il
IN darkness. no mail has been receiV.
cd for days and the people are The prey
10 the widest rumors. Intense excite.
meat prevails. The publishers have
unanimOusl( decided 10 cease publicA
ton They will send circulars 10
tneir subscribers until they are aIl0EOd
10 print the truth.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-31
TROOPS SURPRISE
MORO INSURGENTS
Their Leader is Killed and Many
Prisoners Captured.
THREE SOLDIERS ARE KILLED
bat,O AL the Chief Of the lNaUrgsntS,
Has for Some Time Been diving ire
Filipino Government consldSrabls
TrOubls-DspStmsnt osts Report,

''Neg'S--eN Pe' N'uVN aGA NNP9FNs
Manila, oct Troops under Cap
tain Frank r. Mccoy, OF the Third
cavalry ade De- camp to Major General
Wood, has surprised tho Datto All.
head Ut the Moro insurgents IT the
Island ~ MindanRo. who has been on
the warpath Tor some time past. aud
killed him, together with his sou Rnd
The followers FurtythrCe wounded
Moros were taken prisoners, and many
arms and a large quantity OF ammuni.
ton VAS also captured
Three enlisted men OF tao Twenty.
second infantry were killed and two
wounded during the engagement.
Heavy fighting IL now reported be,
tween tho C0uElahulary aud Moro IN.
surR'nts near Lake lLnEuyasCn. Island
Of Mndauao.
halto A. who for long time past
has been Swing considerable trouble
To the American authorities In Mlnda.
mao, took The aggressive on Oct 10
last and since then he has been klllinE
many Morus friendly to the govern,
mont
ITO recently informed tho chiefs %.
styling the federal troops to capture
him that he Vas prepared 10 meet and
Kin Thorn
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-31
ROOSEVELT SPEEDS
TO NATIONS CAPITAL
Cruiser West Virgins Commuu
iCatse With Washington.
MESSAGE FROM MRS, ROOSEVELT

wv WWNiNe9 WasNeNHNe nv SV'NN|NN
q Distance Of 100 Miles Overland
q Feat that IS Regarded as Most
RmarSablO.
Washington, Oct. 80, The wireless
telegraph station at the Washington
navy yard was IN communication vita
the armored cruiser West Virginia on
which President Roosevelt, i, a passeu.
ger from 2;O7 until S:lJ O'Clock this
morning.
The message picked up u the trans.
mission was passing from the West
Virginia 20 the cruiser Colorado, which
the Pennsylvania. 10 10 accompany the
first named vessel up tho coast, and
stated that the West V.Iinia would
probably Join the COloTAdo and Penn.
sylvanla on Key West ~ noon today,
As soon as the noise Of 'he machin.
cry and engines al the yard began. be.
fOUe 7 o'clock this morning It became
impossible for the Wirelos, station TO
communicate further with lAe cruiser
but Il IL expected that Communication
would be restored when the work
ceases and the yard Qults down about
nightfall. The work OF cummunlcat.
ing from Washington 60 a vessel on
the suit OF Mexico abOur LOO miles
most Of thO distance overland.
IL regarded 90 remarkable.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-31
lSSIAN SITUATION
BORDERS ON A PANIC
loodshed on a Large Scale il
Now Being Feared,
lFED CONFLICT Is IMMINENT

lon Entirely Cut oR-ARHrohy Nov
slsns In Many cltIoo-SOIdlsrS Pre-
aesd 20 Sheet DsWn RIotSrA
Petersburg, DOT. 2s,--l1:20 am
condition bordering upon panic
wallis here today. Business 10 com.
ely suspended. Soldiers are now
ryWhere in the street, ami blood.
d on q large scale IL feared.
as government iS trying to Rppease
infiEmed populacS but the revolu-
aries seem determined 10 force an
ed conhict,
be cable service IL stu operating,
Ough the pOStoiiice 10 closed, and
only papers to appear this morn.
were the Official Messenger and
army organs. which printed direc-
for tis military. The former
aimed a letter from General Ire.
who is in command OF the St.
rSbuTg garrison, and addressed to
provisional governors instructing
D to allow public meetings for the
lasion Of political questions and
Interpret the law literally under
at Whites direction.
he government realizes that oppTes-
By arms In the present state Of
cement would be dangerous. and
ingB will be allowed Further
ings a. the universities, however,
been prohibited, bat three build.
have been set esld0 Ct meetings |
]. Petersburg. and General TrepOa |
Instructed the governor 10 select |
iings IN all the cities.
uch alarm lS shown a. sons Of the |
eusies for the safety Of the foreign |
ects, and the sltuAtloa Il being
ely discussed. BsyOAd prolIml.
i arrangements for the dispatch Of
asay mails BY boat however, no
q EAve yet been taken.
slegraph communication With the
.ri0F 10 open, but The dispatches 70
led are meager. Communication
some places IL entirely interrupt
Prom 81 lover the empire the story
BE same-wOrk stopped. no news
ere printed, schools closed and the
inesS life Of the people uspended.
cry Of the masses is always tAs
liberty.
be military everywhere are IN pos.
ion. the inhabitants are terror.
,ken, many cities are IN darkness,
az RevAl q mob began Work last
u. TIE rioters sacked ths shops
this morning TIE city IL on are.
theater and aplTit shops are burn.
Kharkoa 10 under maE7lal Law.
be most startling news. However,
80 from Mosgo where ell the DO.
q parties n Joined Ia a resOlu-
70 Get up ne provisional govern.
T. Details are lacking. ahJ ths
. progress o. thls attempt az for.
inHurrection % not known.
intedPehdont investigates mads
The Associated Press shouS hat,
fepOgt that zoe nnRish railroads