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The Washington times., 1905-01-17

In an alteration with John Matthews,
white. Benjamin Carey, 4 negro, forty
a club last night in a saloon "a 395 Four
af,d-a-flalf Street southwest. Carey was
treated at the Emergency Hospital. and
then went TO his home, 401 Aiken Court
SoIlf ilyYest
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So 4-Tube JeweIed Gas Radiator, $500
A. Eoerly's Sons. rs 7th st NV.
Whipping Post Bill.

The District Commissioners today sent
TO the Senate and House District Com
mittees copies of the bin providing for
a whipping post for wife -beaters. with
their recommendation for favorable ac-
ton.
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Havenner's acream Biscuits" Intensity

The Deliciousness of Soups. Salads
Oysters. and other seasonable dishes
No menu is complete without these
crisp, appetizing crackers. Used in the
best homes, clubs, hotels, and cafes. Al
ways keep them on hand. Obtainable
in ..aertite packages or in bulk of all
grocerS
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Suit Against District.

William c. Prentiss, administrator of
estate Of the late John Jacoby, today be
gan suit against The District 10 recover
SG6, ,623. 70, said 10 be due the estate Of
the deceased, for work and material
furnished the defendant.
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MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE

IF YOU WANT TO BORROW OR LOAN.
ory or sell real estate. l can save ycu
time and cash, as I give personal attention
70 ali deals. J. EAkIN GADS5N. 80 lSth
st. 1aE-tS
MONEY TO LOAN ON D. c. REAL ESTATE
Lowest rates Of interest Payment on prIn-
cfpal in amounts OF $500 or more received at
any interest period THE F. H SMITH
COMPANY, Bond Building. 10S New York
ave
MONEY TO LOAN on approved city real es-
tate AT :. AZ. and per cent interest. Spe-
cial privileges with respect TO prior payments
Large amounts specially TYLER s.
RUTHERFORD. 1S0T + St nv. ocie-tf
MONEY TO LOAN-sz50 to $500. 900 on D. c.
real estate Interest low and all transac-
lions conducted with economical cons;dera-
I-on for borrowers
WM Il. SAUNDERS & CO.
Is0z st N ".
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GEORGETOWN REAL ESTATE.
TEMPTING PROPERTY BARGAINS

An excellent store az the corner OF 18th
and Poplar sts- A bargain at---..--.....-Sl.5 so
-53I5 Z St: snug 6-rOoTn home side
alley Special bargain at-.----.------.---Sl, 81, 40
80 path St: Groom house good lot-
-, ,T.iJar ShoarJzI,ef tseAL Estate Co.
MAIN OFFICE 1923 SD st Phone ". 10.
r{rSt Ward Branch Office. Pa ave and Rock
Creek Phone West 54l- ja5-tt
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FOR sALE-HoRsEs q VEHICLES

FGR SALE-Two good work and driving
horses; must be sold. BRIG HTWOOD
PARK BAKERY. taI7-5t
FOR SALE-BIaek horse; good sind ana
eyes: work anywhere 1zI4 B.SdeasbIirg
road. !ai5-2t
FOR SALE-Just received two car Ioacs of
higi, grade fanc!r delivery wagons. %hicA
Se are offering a; extremely iow prices; we
aiso have great bargains IN slightly
used wagons and carriages S %. WATERS
SON. 80 Pennsylvania ave. sa5-5f
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FOR RENT-FLATS-
FOR FENT-OFLICES

FOR RENT-Very desirable Office
rooms on Tth st. opposite Patent
Ohlce: newly papered and painted;
sing.e r.1ous So suite So. Apply
Jan!tor 6I3-la 7tn ST IalI-2t
FOR RENT-Oflce rooms in the Evans Bui.d-
irg l4l6 10 1924 New York ave NV: III lst
centrally located; rental very low. Apply 20
JOHN O EVANS. I424 New York ave se-l-tf
BLISS RUIL DING. 81 B 81. nw.-Tery de-
sirable Offices. facing Capitol. with heat
light and ianitor service. from S. pei month
up Can or write a 0. BLISS Telephone
East c&I Self
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE AND
FEMALE.

WANTED-By man and wife positions. .sl;l:.
as houseworker butler; wife as frst-class
cook; good reference Address 81 G. 81
VIZ SEARCH the world for technical assist
ance and competent domestcs. We find the
right person for any position See write, or
wire AMERICAN HOH4ESEEGERS' AS
ISOLATION qnc.t. AS 10Th ST. nv. basement.
1al0-IE,
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FOR SALE or EXCHANGE

WILL. sell or exchange So acres Of good land
near % city J w SCOLLICk. GIS 10Th
sw.. before 4:So p m Jal.-St
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-New seven
ro,.r1: house Northwest for farm as-.r trcl-
lev OF god business Address BOX z2S
this oE.ce- 3ai6-St
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FOR SALE-FARMS-

FOR SALE-A farm OF 10 acres . acres
cleared and the rest in oak and zine rimbsr;
S-rooln house barn. Isx4e; good fencing, l.09s
fT5.it trees. two streams through the place;
three-Guarter uiie from r. r station. price
81 per acre JOHN IL PLOShUT, Lorton
Valley, Fairfax Co. Va laI.-ol
FOP SALE-SL acres 70 miles from Wash
incton: improved by small house NEW
YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS, 81 2
J14o-Se
FrP SNT-I0e-acre farm miles from city,
T-roor.l house: all oulbuildings5 asar cars;
plenty fruit under cultivation; prize =. .0gy:
easv terms NEW YORK REAL ESTATE
BROKERS. 61i F. 1alo-s-
FOR SALES acres. Montgomery county.
miles from city: 6--oon9 house; plenty d ICC1L
sacrificed So Geo. terms 70 suit Nt-S 1OsNA
REAL ESTATE BROKERS, 81 = 3al6-st
ror SNTE.1ne mile OF Leesburg. Va: rs
acres: beautifully situated; medium improve
r1ents but fine site for gentieEaanss resi-
Sa1ce: good land. one-haIf cleared; balance
timber Adjoining land sells from $50 20
sa5e per acre See US We can make you an
interesting price
ATKINSON & BALLARD CO, INC,
III c St. N W jal2-tf
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WANTED-RooMS.

WANTED-By January 30 by 3 adults 9
furnished rooms on second floor. with heat
ana gas. Tor light housekeeping; must be
central and not exceed SIS Address BOX =0S.
this office. ja17-2t
II YOU CAN ACCOMMODATES visitors TO
the inauguration. IL viii be your advan-
taSe 10 see Us at once. THE WASHINGTON
ROOM AGENCY, 12eS penilsy ylYania ave
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Johnston's, 731 9TH St. INV, Pest
Family Flour, $50 Dbl. Potatoes; CSC. bu
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BIRDS, DOGS. ETC.

FG9 SALE-Young parrots, canaries. rab-
bits. giinea pigs. dogs. cats, and pets OF all
kinds Birds boarded for the summer.
SCHMID'S BIRD STORE. 7l2 18th st nw-
and s5i IL 81. te2o-u
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STORAGE.

WaY PAY MOhE2 We store Tor 7Sc a load
UNITED STA rE>S ST OF AGE Co. 49S-42'l-s "a
18th 81. nw. Phone A.-tIn - .21-@01
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FOR lighthouses.

FO1s KEN
THOMAS J. FISHER < Co. NC
REAL ESTATE. LOANS. AND INSCR-
ANCE. IG4 = So n w
TELEPHONES ID. 2ss anc II SSss
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HELP wANTED-MALE & FEMALE

WANTED-A1an and wife. SIS housemen.
scuiions. walters. dishw ashers- HALE s,
WILLIAMS. 500 C ST II
" Observation-Disclosures cooks. housework-
ers nurse. waitress and coachnl2n- 1908
New York ave. NV II
WANTED-Pupils to learn sJenography IN
80 hours. or money refunded. Send for book
let STENOGRAPHIC ACADEMY. 315-31G
Colorado Building 1a1-3Ht
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Johnston's, 7s1 9TH ST. NV, Cal.
Struck on the Head.

Hams. 712c 10; 3Gc Mocha and Java Cof-
lee, BE.
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SITUATIONS WAETED-FEmALE

WANTED-By a colored woman. general
housework- 1880 4th st. nw. 1t
wANTED-Day's work of aIy kind; washing
or ironing. 1907 llth ST NV II
WANTED-vork by day. laundry or cleaning
Apply 20zs ! st NV. j
" WANTED-Washing 10 take home S33 Sd st
sw- It
WANTED-Place as houseworlzer by white
woman IL: small family; no laundry Apply
5f9 L 81. NV II
wANrED-Rv Competent woman. washin:,
ana ironing cleaning TO do by day
week III Pierce ST NV i
WANTED-Washing to take home GIG Rhode
Island ave. i
wANTED-Bright young lady viii pay 81
for position paying s. q week more. Aj-
dress MISS SIMMONS. 526 6th st Il
WANTED-Position as booki1eeper or cashier
6z5 80 St ne. Box g. Il
WANTED-A position as general housewoI,,eI-
or cook et9 9th 81. nv i
WANTED-Young girl wishes place as nurse
in respectable family. Can or address 734 eth
St jaI7-3t
WANTED-Ey a coiored girl. place as cham
beTf.atd- 4S4 School ST. sw. 4
EVANTED-Washing 10 take home or day's
work out % Pierce 81. NV. FLAT 6. It
WANTED-By respectable coIored ladv
place to work by the day. Gail al S4l 18th
81 nv II
IF YOU WANT reliable help or trained ser
wants. call 1909 New York ave NV We give
/
Phone Main 2J45. de1S-l5t-eod
WANTED-By Iaundress work to do At hor-e
Rear 81 LIST 81 nv. jal5-%t
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.
WANTED-Situatton an janitor or coachu.an:
experience and good references So Sd 81
WHTFE walters fUrnished for private din
G:ers- HALE, z WILLIAMS. 6G5 q ST. hw- j.
yVANTED-Piano tuning and organ work.
by a gentleman years OF experience. entire
satisfaction given. Address Mr. COOKE.
lZ2l II ST. NV It
WANTED-PosItion as engineer; capable 20
take charge 134s Sth ST. NV Jal7-3t
WANTED-Waiter white: hrst-cIass restaur-
ant or hotel, can also tend bar lunch
counter MAIER. 3zo 18th ST. NV. II
WANTED-By a saber man, stable work l2J
9Th st. nw. II
WANTED-By young man. - work even
! inSs FROM TO Il Address FOX 5e3 this Of
! fee 1t
vANTED-By young man from country.
/ position Of any kind. Address BOX 49j. his
| Office II
| YANTED-By 11rst-class chef tcolored). pa
J sition- address BOX 49z. this Office. jal5-3i
! WANTED-.1 .sositiou as janltor driver;
coloTed man: best city references. 2,ll lith
ST ny. .a16-2t
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE AND
FEMALE.
WANTED-By man and wife. positions: slsa
as housew0rker or butler; wife as hrst-class
cook: good reference. Address 3IT c. 81. s,v
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

L WILL MAKE you 100 per cent in three
months. Send 81 or more and try .: any
amount accepted W NJ B. this Office
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FOR RENT-TYPEwRITERS.

FOR RENT-No. Remington typewriter
good condition Address EOA 20. City Post
Office. ial3-St
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wArTED-HousEs.

VA NTED -Eirct-reogn house Northeast or
Ner.hwest preferred; give fun information,
WI. p. JACOBS. ia Ist 81. n IaIi-7s
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FINE HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS IN
THE MARION. THE STODDERT, THE
3. & o, THE MAURY. =EE
REGINA AND THE ROYAL
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED APART
MENTS IN THE PORTLAND.
The Washington times., 1905-01-17
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

/ WANTED-Colored woman do cooking and
! housework; references required 30f III st,
/ NJ
The Washington times., 1905-01-17

LUNCH ROOM fer sale cheap for cash. sd
T st. sw s,Tz.
The Washington times., 1905-01-17
SUBURBAN.

Ample ground and house built 10 suit stI-
lo:ai:g Mount Rainier. Address RAINIgR
The Washington times., 1905-01-17
WANTED-BICYCLES.

WANTED-To buy every second hand bi
cyc.e IN Washington. 1I3 Pennsylvania ave
ny jaI7-3t
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

F7OR sAI-E-In the District. about 3 900
sscse-tA feet. comprising half square in sub
division Northeast. price $50 cash. Address
IoX 40. this Office jaIS-3t
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FOR RENT-UNFURN1sHED Roonz

FOR RENT-Cnfurnished rooms. entire to2
Hoof' TO adults only. 40 Massachusetts ave
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PERSONAL.

MADAME POMPASITA. Mexican cialr--o,,
anf, card reader. and fortune teller I4I3
ST de25-Sti. III tE-1Gf
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-01
rouR MORE VICTIMS POUND.
Believed that Five More Bodies Are In
lll.Eated Mine.

Birmingham, Ala, Feb 2S.-By al
most superhuman efforts the rescuers
at work in the Virginia mine Sunday
recovered the bodies OF two more'vic
Tins OF last Mondays disastrous ex.
plosion, which makes the total NUN
Der recovered up to this time t0a,
II Is belieced Ave more bodies are
under the great food OF water which
has risen in the mine.
The workmen expect to have the
pump working late IN the night
which now seems absolutely necessary
before tn erescue work can proceed
further. Many Of the widows and or
phans left by the disaster are leav
ing Virginia, but the relief committee
which now has almost $4,000 FOR dis
tribution. will see that none OF them
want for the necessities oi ne
A movement was gtuttedy TO raise
a selfperpetuatlng fund Of $4,000 Col
the relief OF those left destitute by nc
oideuts In tn emlnes Of Alabama 10
the future,
Two more bodies OF the victims OF
the great explosion as Virginia mines
on last Monday were recovered by the
rescuers today making The total nuW
Der recovered lO5 The bodies gotten
out today were those 90 negroes The
rescg party &c IS understood has 10
cate. six more bodies and hopes C
hay Sem out by night
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-01
HOT SPRINGS GETTING HELP.
Contributions from Other Cities Com
ing ln--Vletlns Not Identified.

Contributions from Other Cities Com.
ing ln--Vetlms Not Identified
Hot Springs, Ark Feb. 2S. Contri
buttons continue to arrive here from
outside cities for the benefit OF those
rendered destitute by Saturdays great
Gre.
Il SIS now generally accepted that
only three persons perlshod IN the
namcs The identity OF these victims
has not been established
The relief committee with Mayor
Bclding at It's head IS doing splendid
work ANA all sufferers have been tenn.
porarily provided for
80 statement as 10 insurance has
been ISSUED Several adiusterh have
arrived aud after settlements have
been urged upon thc work OF rebuilding
the devastated district win commences
The OaklaWn racing association vii
resume lts spring meeting today.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-01
le fre originated from spontane

ion, the IRE originated from spontane.
Gus combustion,
The FIRE destroyed the Crescent Ice
company. many small stores and a
large number of small residences, and
many pathetic scenes were witnessed
as the poor occupants OF them strug
gled to save their small belongings at
the risk of their lives
The fire Will temporarily throw out
of work a large number Of employees
but this loss viii be compensated by
the very much larger number that
will be employed in the course OF a
few days in clearing away the debris
and reconstructing the terminals ct
the highest attainable speed
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-01
rwo ~ KlLLED n MEaRoEa.
Difficulty In MIssiesppl Results in .
Double Traaecy

Yazoo city. Miss, Feb ga difi.
Guilty occurring late Yesterday after,
noon between Ed stevens. q prominent
planter living meas thls City, and four
negroes, led 10 tho klllipe of stevens
and his brother w Il. stevens. aud
the wUunding OF negro named VIII.
der. one OF the slaycrs of the ste.
VEINS brothers, The negroos escaped.
a sherln and posse ate now soour.
Ing the country for the Quartette OF
blacts and a lynchlng Is believed to
be inevitable u the negroes are cap,
tured.
Details regarding the killing OF the
Stevens brothers. which occurred on
a plantation miles from this city,
are mcager Ed stevens. Il Is said.
hae gone 10 the cabin OF Wilder, near
the formers home, and became en-.
gagged Ia a quarrel with him, Wilder's
wife and two other negroes W. IA.
stevens running up TO the cabin. tried
TO quiet the disturbance Later the
quarrel was renewed and NE hastoned
back to the scene. when he saw VII.
der's wife rush upon his brother. w,
II. Stevens raised q shotgun and fred
az the woman. Wilder and hls com,
panlon promptly drew pistols aud nred
on the stevens brothers killing both
OF them,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-01
TO STUDY our METHODS,
Seventeen South American Youths 20
Enter Different Institutions.

New York, Feb. sS- Seventeen
young natives Of Argentine have ar
rived here to put In a four.yoar course
OF study at various American instltu
lions Their ages range from rs &c
30 years, aud they win study asricm
mre mining, civil and mercantile en-.
cheering
An but two Of che young men are
sent by the minister Of public ia
struCtion Those who arr here OF
their own seeking are Maxim Ruca, q
nephew OF former President Roca. ol
the Argentine Republic, and Reyan Ma
jesdon
Eleven of ,hc party are to be en-.
rolled IN the Cornell university, three
20 so ia Columbia. two In Madison
Wis. and one to Guelph Ont
To-day they win visit the eonsel
general OF the Argentine Republic and
there receive their formal government
Instructions,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-01
-. a.. 80 -.

Triton GA. Feh gs. Triton was Viz
lied by smother dlarrous ere sunday
night 81 O'Clock ahlch completely
destroyed Hotel sadr End contents
The Gre ogieiuatcd Boa toe southeast
wing 81 the building neBf the roof
while ibo guests aDrs ai supper and
iu fcH mlhntr hal sDfud between
the roof and ceiling Inu ihe euurs
TOP ~ The mJd.nE q large wooden
one Nas in fame Oniy q small p0r
ton ~ rhe furniture So saved end
come 0f Gee wearing apparel ~ tbe
Buess There Fa. 90 wind az aii
and the are N k' counaed 70 zoe
bslel buudu
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-01

Nes York Frh 81 Nal Patterson
under lnd'cimen. for lao alleged muF
der Of Caesar Young tbe California
bookmsker expects t0 bf fee Tues
DAY TO-DAY an app.'csu0r $50 b.
made by ter roulrel % Justice Gay
nor 10 the fupfeme court 1 Hrootliu
f9r a urit % hsbess t1rpat la ecgrr
Der release GA aaN The asrHcat'G1
$50 be based aa tfr aa COAT So.
bas beef tuef once fsal ue igr5
failed 90 agree ald tttf sre fte nh
TRIAL $40 cru cs'er1ar uelft ltu
Da1sst aitag U tErt a
mak.aE aag sGsgt % tu h sFtla
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-01

cOnstauiipople Fob. % The lnsnr.
rectlon in enc Droviaec Of Yomcu. Ara
bia. is assuming alarming proportions
Almost The whole country soathwaFd
OF samoa "a 10 revolt and tht towns
81 kataba ana Taala have fallen into
The lands Of lusnrgeui Arabs. whose
forces ere constantly Increasing ~
feciiFe transport renders the Dispatch
Of Tufk.sh reiniorcemeutt most ain
eli' Great numbers of cameh are
penabieg on tbe road ahIie lsrse nun
pfr Of troops afr Deserving
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-01
MET DEATH 81 EXPLOSION.
Twsnty.Thrss Miners Believed Te
Have Seen Killed IN West Virginia.

Twenty.Thrss Miners Believed II
Have Seen Killed IN West Virginia.
Blueaeld. W Va. Fob IS AS Q
result Of an explosion IN shaft No.
OF the United states Coal and Coke
company at Wilcoe. % miners are sup
posed to have losi their lives. and @
Is possible that the number iili ex
coed this
Up to p. no. rs dead bodies bad
been taken from the shaft q large
rescuing party are ia The mines 20
night ID is barely possible. but rot
likely that some 81 Che remalplng IN.
tombed miners Win De reasoned alive
The explosion Was OF terrific force
and shattered glass windows q miles
distant Immediately after the shock
great number OF miners who were
on duty today d being sunday. rushed
70 the shaft 20 hnd great clouds o.
smoke and dust gushing from iil
mouth
Mother. ctIldren aud other rela
tives soon we're weeping end pleading
for the rescue OF ibose dear ta them
entombcd ID ihe miuc The officials
Of the mines. lac.udug General Sian
ager Rcls we're soon CA the srouDd
and tbe work Of reseuEe ihe mlnen
O. uoa being directed bi So Raa
Tie dead miners ihes Gar recprerCf
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-01
MISTAKEN ron FoorpAO.
Atlara Man Is Instantly Killed by q
Nan Tor hIahwayman.

AtlaFa Man Us Instantly Killed by a
Man for hi0hwaymau,
Atlanta, Feb eS Thinking he was
belus heldup by a footpad Thomas G.
Foote drew pistol Sunday night at
the mouth OF an alley ou south NC.
Daniel street and shot Peter r. Ryan
dead In his tracks
Not knowing whether De had killed
his man or not Foute continued on
bis way 90 gei assistance
A few minutes latera man named
stewart came along ard saw The dead
body lying ayross the sidewalk
He went after HELD aud encountered
7 William Ryan, aud told him about
The dead body Ryan went 10 The
spot and ppon looking into The face
saw that the dead man was bis
brother
County Policeman Golden. who lived
nearby was called. and be Investigt
ca the anair and Win she assistance
OF Policeman Cover aud Omcer
Finehar and Ozbug. arrested roote
and locked blu up at police barracks
The dead man va prominent
Knight 81 Couubu
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-01
10 oGr IaoagAsGo wAaEs.
Brekisysrs o. New York May Heeslvs
20 Cents Per Hour


20 Cents Per Hour
New York, Fcb rs u they vote t0
accept more than 5000 bricklayou 10
this city Do accordance with their
agreement vifh che Mason Builders
associatlon. wlll have their wagns
raised from Gs 20 20 cents Der hour on
"wednesday tho hlghesi wages ever
paid by hr.ehIayoFa in one country
Undor this scale OF wages 10 vii ba
possible Tor a brcklayer 10 make sgJse
week for during the busy season
the men WORK twelve hours q day. For
every hour over time they gcl double
pas so. for the extra hours they 90
coiye 90 much az for The previous
eight The men BAY that this salary
q not 20 much as they arc only EN-
ployfd slx months .n the SCAR Em
ploycr aay the average s. aboal nlue
months
The present asreemen. was made
last MAJ
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-01
nenertsra Must Rsturn.

50 Petersburg. Feb IS Yielding a.
the demand Of the United States. RUS
sa has not only ordered the officers
OF tho culsor Lena. who violated their
parole 20 return 90 San Francisco. bat
bias reduced them one grade as punish
ment The only excuse offered waa
tbeIr south General Huropathln. DO
a dispatch dated Feb go Announces
that che Japanese have commenced
canuouadng 81 the direction If eau
90 and Wansuu paaefs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-01
oELEaRArs JEFEEasoN.s aIRTH
Democratic Club q New York Arrano
Ing Tor ola Dinner.

ftfn ~ HfH AfAlHfNNf
New York Feb 81 Arraneemonti
are being made hy The Democrat,
club lu tha clly 20 celebrate Jbo birth
day oi Thomhn. jefferson with dln
ner on April l3 10 which representa-
tive Democratic from al parts OF The
couulfy rui Dee mvhod Replies al
ready have been received FROM God
persons
a committee has been appointed h
Visit Washington this week TO delN
or 90 person an Invitation 10 yaaod
Democrats ~ national Importance
Governors Douglass ~ Maaachu
setts. and johnson. ~ Mlnneaota. b0tt
have promised 10 speak David n
Francis, Of 50 Louis, Senators Rain
Or Carmacb Daniel aud bailey havs
promised TO be present
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-01
JAPANESE ARMY is
SMELLING MUEDEN
General Engagement Is In Pro
gress All Along the Line.
MIKAooa LIN PUsHINo FIoHT

Much Damage Is Reported as the Re.
suit Of Shots From Eloven.Insh
Motars used BY General KurokiS
Artillery,
New Chwang, Via Tlcn TsIn. Feb,
sT-G p, M. According 10 a person
who has JUS, returned here from the
front, the Japanese ave shollmg Muk
den with i1.ineh mortars The BON
bardment, which was recently com
mcnced Is hrthcr reported to have
caused great damage far behind the
Russian lines.
Adylces from Chinese sources say
that general engagement o. In full
progress all along che line.
The heaviest hghtIng Is reported 20
be- occurring on the Japanese rlght
and General Kurok Is said 20 be
swoopug further north and threaten
ing TO orumplo the Russians back on
The railroad
a special force u reported 20 DO
moving from che south and east with
the intention Of cutting OF the Rus
sian communication by railroad with
VladIyoatok
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-01
curfew - IL a.oraLa rown.

Gaine yii.c Ca Foo 2S The city
conncII 81 lts mectHs Saturday night
passed q curiew regulation for Galurs
Vile The law provides that al per
sons found ON ODE slrects after 10
o'clock en- night Shall be arrested aud
detained unui good cscusc for bping
ont AZ this hour H e.gfn Charlie
Collins a nssfD. uas arrested a. tho
FIRST one under th.a ragulaiIou satur
day night ABOUT o. o'clock li 90
nor though thst De- ans up 20 any
mischief Tho passage % tho law
followed mo numerous attempts that
have been made to lssalsinate citt
zens Of Gainesville
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-01
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found on ihe bfd Relnef o. fald te
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SOC f9 Sob g Toe Steamer
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