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ways beginners here in every sport so the con-
straint which so often prevents the first step is
nOticeably absent.
couple of times a week a taIy-ho starts
from one of the cottages filled with young
people off for a good time, and incidentally to
see the wonders of Au Sable Chasm. But
matter in how many directions the school may
separate for pleasure in day, the members
flock back to the beach at in the afternoon
to enjoy The daily dip in Lake Champlain.
The next gathering is at dinner when in the
community dining room, four hundred sit down
at once At the same time one hundred and
fifty are dining at the Champlain Club where
there is the attraction of an orchestra; but not
withstanding the music the larger hall is the
more popular. One girl gave as her reason for
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-27
AUTHORITIES ARE
FIGHTING fever
New Orleans Official Trying To
Subdue Yellow Jack.
STRICT SANITATION 10 URGED
New Guarantees Are Being Put on
Fruit Vessels May Be Forced to
Seek New Ports Of Entry-Nsws
From Other Points on situation.

New Orleans. July 26.--No srely re.
ports OF deaths from yellow fever
were received at the board OF health
today. In today's mail was sent out
a circular TO every physician in the
city urging the prompt repOrt Of all
cases Of fever. typhoid, malarial, vel.
low and otherwise, so that the appear
ance OF new foci may be Immediately
established, screened and watched.
The doctors are also asked to sur
render individual opinions they may
have and 70 cooperate with the state
and federal authorities In as rigid an
application as possible OF the general
screening Of houses and cisterns and
the prosecution OF sanitary measures.
Meantime the city board OF health is
today making up a careful record for
the state board OF all cases Of sick.
ness and OF the deaths since the fe.
yer appeared.
Subscriptions are being taken TO a
fund OF 100000 for the maintenance
Of a detention hospital Sanitation In
the French market quarter where the
disease incubated continues. That sec.
ton Is now probably In more clean.
ly condition than II has been at any
time since the WHr, The more rigid
regulations which are to be put into
eject TO prevent further introduction
Of disease and by increasing the pc
Rod OF detention OF ships from Cen.
trial American ports and the Indies
threatens temporarily to drive the fruit
trade to Mobile. Galveston. Pensaco-
Ia and other ports The fruit compa
nies are now considering change OF
entry fearing that their fruit "
spoil II subjected to the increased de-.
tention.
New guarantees are being put on,
but a number Of towns still refuse Ia
put up the bars.
The piney woods section OF 81 Tam
many has refused to quarantine. and
has extended a general invitation IA
New Orleans people TO come there.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-27
PASSENGER RATE WAR ON.
The Price Of = Ticket from New York
to Chicago 10 Reduced.

New York, July 26.-RAilroad OIL
cialS here express considerable con-
cern over the passenger rate war
which Is now In progress between
Chicago-New York lines.
Several OF the roads already have
put into effect rate Of SIC for first
class fare from Chicago to New York.
One Of the longer routes is charging
ga. and further reductions are threat
ened. The trouble originated in de-
mands made by the Michigan Central
for a dinferential. The demand was
considered by three arbitration com
mlssiOners a short time ago and was
allowed with certain limitations. The
Erie and the Grand Trunk, however,
declined to accept the arbitration as
final The two roads insisted that
the Michigan Central had no right to
claim diferential on through business
in which the New York Central shared.
The Erie In the streets declare that
they would not object to allowing a
differential to the Michigan Central on
its own lines, but beyond that point
they will cOncede nothing. As a re-
suit OF the arbitrators, the Michigan
Central put In a differental rate Of
SIS first.class passenger fare from Chi.
cago to New York. The reduction was
promptly met by three other lines, and
1t is intimated a first.class rate of $40
may soon be given.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-27
To investigate All Companies.

Chicago. July s6.--Thc Nt,r.Ocean
sayS tina, a b,g convention uf policy
holders Tor tbs purpose ., demanding
an Investigation ~ the aaAlrs ~
every ne Insurance COMPANY m The
country IL the aim OF The lroquu c'ub
az Chicago which has taken tlr initial
step toAard starting nauoaa move
meat Al meeting n, the executive
committee oi The club he,t Yesterday
resolution Nas adopted empowering
ne organization "a appolu, commit.
'., ~ ave memNeu a. inv,. trlr
sa',, from other clubs to NEE And
-..' 60 tSs feasibility ot the p.Ar
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-27
Wife Of Broke Suicides.

New York. July 26.-Within FIVE
minutes from the time Charles Mar.
shall, a Wall street broker. left his
wife apparently sleeping soundly in
bed today. the woman wrote her bus.
band a note telling him not to let the
world blame him for what was going
to happen and shot herself. She was
unconscious before Mr. Marshall could
reach her bedside from another room
and she died In q short time. Mrs
Marshall was formerly Miss Grace
Starr and Is highly connected in New
York social circles. No cause for her
suicide has been discovered. The
tragedy occurred IN the Raleigh a fash.
ionahle family apartment hotel over.
hooking Central park at Ninety SeOOnd
street
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-27
TAFT PARTY IN JAPAN.
Americans Given a Royal Welcome by
Mlkado's People.

Yokohama, July 26.-Secretary Of
War Taft and party received a demon
trGtlye welcome to Japan. the princi-
pal buildings, streets and wharves Of
this city and the shipping In the har-
Dor being gaily decorated. A noisy
display OF daylight fireworks along the
streets fronting the harbor announced
the arrival OF the steamship Manchu-
ria at the quarantine grounds as z
o'clock this mOrnlg and continued un-
oil the vessel was locked.
Lloyd c. Griscom, the American min
lister the attaches OF the legation and
Consul General II. b. Miller. OF New
Chwang, together with representatives
Of the Japanese imeprial household
foreign officers, war department and
the Asiatlc society then board the
Manchurla and extended formal greet
ings to Secretary Taft and Miss Roose-
welt. who held an informal reception
upon the deck. The party was then
driven to the railroad station through
the crowded streets and boarding a
special train departed for Toxic at 10
a. NJ, amid the cheers OF the assem-.
bled multitude
Upon the arrival az Toxic. Secre.
tary Taft and his personal stan were
taken to Shlba. where a detached pal
ace was provided for their accommo-
dation Miss Roosevelt, accompanied
Minister Griscom to the American le-
CATION. The voyage was uneventful
and the party arrived well.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-27
SWEDEN SENDS ITS
TERMS TO NORWAY
What They Expect In Case Of
q Dissolution.
SPECIAL COMMITTEE REpo7n
Committee Regards an Arbtrs,o,
Convention Between the Two courI
tries as the Proper Thina-commt-
tee Reeomme dations.

Stockholm, July 26.-Thr special
committee appointed by The r.,!lg
to deal with the crisis which c,-a,AI
the revolution In Norway to.ay ..a5|
cred its report.
The committee declares uUduuo.syI
that the government bill, caaa,, ys
adopted In the form in which 8, VAS
presented to the riksdag, and proposes.
that the riksdag shall signL! D., 49,. .
ingness to negotiate with NorA,! ~:
a dissolution of the union % 30. ..R.
ly elected storthing request, d ra2.l
Of the act OF union and a a.,,ou.Jc
OF the union OF II such rcQU.,. . --.
ceived from Norway after o., Np.a,
gian people by a plebisc.'. .u.
clared in favor Of dissouu.a W. zee
union.
The committee reconmc0d, '.4' 4.
the event OF dissolution OF '.r s.Ha
Sweden should insist on the ,l.,Aas
terms:
First, the establishment 0. a On. %.
each side Of the frontier ,.pl.sy
the kingdoms within which the ,>,..
ing fortiheatlons shall be ra1"t a.!
new fortifications may not b, cr"c'-d
Second, the right OF pastnr.us ras.
deer belonging to Swedish IAp,a!''i
in North Norway.
Third. that the transit trade through
both countries shall be secured ds4g,.
unjustifable distractions.
Fourth. that the status o. SVe!-c
in respect to foreign powers a. c>'i5.
lished by the treaty shall b" clearly
defined so that Sweden sha, De- con
pletely freed from responsibility 'or
Norway to other states.
The committee also regards an ar.
tration convention between sweden
and Norway as desirable. athouSs u
does not consider II an essen''a, roa
ditiOn for the dissolution OF the an %
The committee further proposes %
authorize the government 10 raise a
loan OF $4,000, 900 which can by a
resolution Of the riksdag b" mad"
available for such readjustmeu,N AID
arrangements as may be nec"ss.'a,ei
by the new conditions
Regarding eventual negots
with Norway the comittee l@c'Ar''
that whatever may be demaui"i e.
the welfare and dignity OF Sweden As
a condition Of the repsl of the A.. "
union on the part OF Sweden lr' DO
recognition OF Norway must be ca ne.
and adhered to with rigor and ."'''
mination.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-27

street. this city. hundred or more
@eDaness greeted the baron and his
suite with cheers while 4 band played
4ke japanese national air.
The baron, with Consul General
liohida. and two Of bis suite. entered
y carriage and were driven to the
WAldorf,AstoriA hotel n. W, Den.
nleon. an American. who 10 attach,
80 the JapansSe foreign Office, and
Who has been In Japan for IS years. Is
With the party. Mr. Dennison says
Ne has no OFFICIAL capacity with the
peace delegation. The party was met
~ Philadelphia by Consul General
UchldA. Minister TakAhira remained
ia this city, Mr SAto. who IL the
chief OF stAh. said to an Associated
Press representative that there was no
prOgram prepared for the baron. and
Ne did not know what would be done
from day 10 day until he had met
Mialster TAkahira. MIR. sato said Il
woald not be necessary for any OF the
pAfty 10 30 10 Washington since the
president IL ~ Oyster bay, and they
would await the presidents pleasure
As 70 their plans.
THE barun will rest a few days
said Mr.. Sato. his Journey haylns
been quito an extended one. lie IL
N good health but needs a little res,
after travelling 50 far. We have rAV.
eied every day since We landed In this
country. arriving in cities early in the
DAY Ant sci,ine ou, In the evening. We
stepped uo' longer than sin hours a,
cay plAcr
Tue pay,N pa. ho-In travelling for II
days
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-27

For' Morgan. Ala July Is Tss
steam'r Columbia. Sbich arrived Bee.
SUNDAY Was found to have slsp rirs.
tryvr CT noa-d aad N, GEES AS. La
hated STAGE ia, tine -four eases r.
yellow f~,vr savr devcioprl No dealt.
have occurred
The Steamer and eut.rr eva. .rc.ul.
iUe the SEA. are Bov q; SIP ts.ap.
quarantine sta Iou. - ml.r. a.. ga
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-27
Rawllnas Trial con,lnuss

Valdosta, Ca. July 26.-Th, ..1
Jesse and Leonard RAwlings '.
Jointly With Milton RAwlinEs .
murder OF Willie and Carrie 0t--
has begun in the superior coa-.
The two boys were acconps-
their mother and sisters ant
The morning at the reques, o.
Cooper their father was bro.-
the jail to be- with them
Cooper moved that none 90
jurors Who were regularly araa
The term be allowed to ser,.
disqualified. Judge Mtchs.
ne attorney that the rrg
would b. passed upon as ,h-t- Co..
were called
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-27
JAPANESE ENJOYS "A
ARRIVE IN GOTHAM
aaron Komura Awaits Pleasure
Of President Roosevelt.
eRooaAM 10 NOT YET ARRANGED

me party Was Met by Japanese cItl-
xens of Gotham and Was Given q
neuslno Rsesptlon-Ail Of the For
slsnsrs Are Enjoying Good Health.
New York, July 26.-lBaron Komura.
the Japanese peace plenipotentiary.
arrived on the fast train from Chica'
90. over the Pennsylvania road at 1886
es1Iock today.
AZ the Jersey City station 20 greet
aim we're about 40 japanese mer.
ohAnts. There was no demonstration
~ Jersey City. but when the ferryboat
reached the Tot OF Tweuty-third
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-27

N"N York. July IS --Af.-
ais mother and sister. Nb'
seofe 90 Others we're for
great p'fu 'rou dTe Nafha- y
- years Of ssc. today Jos
NE IN = burning Broclyr '.-
l"use Ha.f a dGzsu iaE-.t.
acorn acre Hebrews. hvr-
"a .ns acre asleep Wa
started Newman so tAroas .
out returned for ITS m0tAsr
-. lie assisted tAem 20 a ps
safety eGi BE- hinEslf wRf C.. r'
ne eAmes. AT fas eihsF oc--
q ne houae escaped M pror
90 RaA sulH,t 4
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-27
WIis Murderer hanard.

Towanda. Pa, July % The crime
for which BEier Johnson vas hanged
here today was the murder OF his wife
Margaret Johnson. from whom hs had
separated and her niece. Annie Ban
iAm'n aged 10. or September "a. 1904
II vas alleged by he prosecution tia,
the Johnson family consisting ~ Ave
persons. wen, IN ne home ~ Mr.
h'E''r Jobnsor and wen an az. ki,,.s
The voman and ,hs E'rl The John.
soaf. . was then charged ~ IRE 10
TIE house IN an "sor, 90 o1rcsal their
G. a'" - eut-e family Va arrest.
-. lt ed guilty.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-27

WA.A.ast"c ja., -s--S. .-rv-a-7 IA,
W'soa. % 90 department "a, ar-.-,f
ter. - c'1n1at % AIs a7a-H.r, a.
ise rrsg.i % a. A,'sek ~ aru,, frst
sesi''e BE uas ,akrs d. ye,tsrs.,
gui eoahanrc a. "a. de2aun~st
'A"pdsso9i ne aay. ~ IS .msro.,u.
raP'tiF Eaa u cEPsrsss % fvsrrv ~
eau to1SsrUE.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-27
QUIET DAY AT SYCAMORE HILL.
No Official Visitors Received by Pres
Idsnt Roosevelt.

no OHlClel NlsltoFe NoCeINed py Frcs-
ldsnt Roosevelt.
Oyster Bay, l. l.. July 26..-ThIs was
one Of the Quietest week days the pres.
ident has had since his arrival at Sag.
amore HUI for the summer
Comparatively little executive bust.
meas was brought to his attention.
ad no official visitors at all were re-
celved. Although Secretary Root rs
not In Washington. the AFFAIRS OF the
department OF state are now under his
direction and all matters relating 10
that departmet are being referred by
the president to him. They include the
arrangement for the formal reception
Of the Russian and Japanese peace en-.
voys. When the details OF those ar.
rangements shall have worked out by
the state department In connection
with the navy department they will be
communicated to the president for his
approval.
The president practically has I'm
shed the preparation OF the addresses
he expects 20 deliver al wilkesbarre
and ChAutauQua. N. T.. on the 10Th
aud 18th Of Augusta respectively.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-27
Cotton BrOksr Commit, suIeIa,

Nos lork, July e. Otio Rernheim
er. q member ~ b.uA,mer 4 Wal
Ger. cotton brokers 81 ,a, On, aud re.
pnied 10 be wealthy committed sui.
cade today 10 his apartments d., the
Sioiel SvVl'la n"ruhcimer 49,, found
lying IN iron, ~ a iuu .sur,t o. ,,,r
sanA dying from = oa.,r, WcurG e -.
temPle. lie lett uo ,Np'auAgar ~
hAs act and bis two hNn,hrfs say ga.
Ne haa every reason to SlsA tO.I.,,
- Tar ~ they kRss ByruLs,m, ~.
IS yesTy OF ASs.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-27
ouarso,.ns or,ssr D., or =, 4,

Nashville Tcun Jas ~ ,,1
tur "A alsps'cb sss. ..a, 80. +. 81
oasrau.rs OEics- La 1rr,s "a.
e!ccted trou Sou,hsru rsIas, t-s.s
a. LclEh,0gL wrs, ~ hr-y. 81 Con
tocsOr Psya4 nv suaeactc- GAINED
- ~ ueilss ssdss tsasrarfSSSs 81 N,
,sRst,7'sss y e SO yVssa -
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-27

rived here this morning, paying his
transportation. Blewett Wallace,
who has charge Of the state quaran-
tine forces here, received orders from
the Southern this morning giving all
quarantine officers the right to ride ON
all trains
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-27
Husband Get. wife, FORTUNE.

Chicago, July &c A dispatch TO tho
Tribune from San Francisco, Cal.
says that Judge Sayre. At I,akeport,
yestcrdV handed down a decision Civ
Inc the ehure Floyd estanW worth
81 GOO 40 to Milo 5 Gorceuce. hus
band Of the late Mrs. Floyd GorcrnCe
Was a conductor on a street car end
his n handsom face and polished
manner WOu the rich bu, eccentric
Miss Eoyd. She wAs rs years Older
than he but despite family opposition,
she married him and year later she
died leaving him all her estate eNcop,
the house where she lived The will
was contested by near relatives on The
ground Of the tsstators competency.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-27
PrIes Of COTTON Coos Toward.

New Orleans, July 26,-The cotton
market recorded new high level OF
prices for the season at noon the &C.
tive positions being IL TO 20 points
higher than yesterdays finals. When
October sold at 1875. an advanceof 10
points; December at 1870. an advance
Of 20 points. and January at ll.39. an
advance OF II points. Bad crop re.
ports and news OF large areas Of aban.
doned land because OF overflowed val.
leys were the principal causes, togeth.
er with the assurance that Manchester
was again in the market and that
prices OF goods had been raised at Fail
River Excitement was intense about
the ring and the outside public became
heavily interested during the morning
hours
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-27
Twelve Case; EIGHT Deaths.

Washington. July 2, \ report re-
eelved here today from Surgeon Waite
VI the public health and Marine hos
pi'Al service who Is stationed al New
Orleans and who. under instructions
Of the acting sNEeon general Is On
saR"a In m effort to determine tho
eNac' condition with regard 20 yellow
fever IN hat city SAYS the city author
ltics couc"de ~ cases and eight death,
hu' be- adds that there probably ar,
many more cases. Those 50 far o,
served are Of a yiruleu, type Surgeon
WSsdlu stationed at Memphis. VII,
rendered sigma service during tho en-
dcmic az Ocean Springs. In 1897. Ia.
entered on careful inves CATION ~.
CONDITIONS along the Eulf coast from
Mobile 20 Pass ChrlstiA. Miss. an.
PASSED Assistant surgeon Nouug ~.
bVn ordered from Chicaro % Ilrt
sou. Miss ,o confer With 'sc Miss.
s.Ppi h.ats authorities r,a,iy, .,
train .nspeC, OF.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-27

wAShington. July - o. "a, az.
nOahced Al the drRAytmrll u, 4..lcu..
tnEs today that q REVISED est mate 81
~ ecroase az roit0n plAntca th.s yoar
e.,RPsrsd wish nat % IA, year ~
a waan Erlvpn h II
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-07-05
TAYLOR Re-Uni0n

The 10th annual Taylor Reunion
was held June Goth in Craftsbury at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs Warren
Childs. The day was beautiful all
that could be asked for and at an
early hour the guests began to arrive,
and though "The Silent Reaper" has
been in our midst and taken one OF
our members since last we met,
Others were detained at home by i'll
ness. There was a goodly mum Der
present and when the banquet was
served in the usual lavish manner
habitual to the ladies Of the society,
all felt that it was good to be there.
Then came a social hour, inter
spersed with music, followed by
reading of the Secretary's report, and
literary and musical exercises. Res
olutions on the death of James p.
Davis were read by Mrs. Kate Frank
lin. After the closing hymn, the old
officers were re-electd to serve for the
ensuing year. y,
Among those present from out OF
town Were:-
Levi Taylor and wife, II. 0. Warren and
wife, Clinton Taylor and wife. Pearl aud
Catharine Taylor from Stowe; Mrs. Nancy
Andrus, Mrs. Della Davis. E. D Franklin and
wife, II. A. Taylor and wife. F. P. Twiss and
wife, &. E. Franklin and wife, Ethel Tay Tor,
Nora and Claude Twiss. Tina and Roy Fra *
lin from Wolcott; Ada Taylor. of Morrisvi lie.
The resolutions adopted were:
WHEREAS The Loving Father has cal ed
home one of our oldest members. loved and
respected by all, James P. Davis. While We
submit to the Fathers WILL we sympathize
and mourn with one most deeply bereaved.
Therefore,
RESOLVED That while we miss his kind
and iovial presence his ervent grasp of the
hand, we humbly bow to the will OF Him who
doeth all things we'll
REsoLvED-That we tender our heartfelt
sympathy to her who most deeply mourns
his loss and that copy Of these resolutions
he presented to the widow and also be spread
upon the Secretary's Journal OF the Taylor
Reunion Society.
FRANK P. TwIss,
CLARA VI. TAYLOR,
KATE |. FRANKLIN.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-07-05
.TYE ASYLUM INVESTIGATION.


RI port of the Investigating Committee
They Recommend the Removal of Supt.
Hutchinson and Trustee Wing.
The report of the committee which
investigated the State Asylum has
been made to Governor Bell. 1t is
not a very long document but it COW
ers the ground thoroughly.
After reviewing the facts as shown
by the evidence the committee recon-
mends the removal of Superintend-
ent Marcello Hutchinson and Trus-
tee George w. Wing OF Montpelier.
The facts found do not show any
startling malfeasance in Office or any
serious graft, but that the manage
ment has been lax and not according
to business and professional princi-
pies and is open to criticism and CEN
sure for things done and not done.
The lack of business methods in the
purchase of coal is criticised and it is
recommended that a side-track be
built to allow coalcars to be unload
ed 1T the Asylum which alone would
save 81, 900 per year.
The present system of purchasing
supplies for the institution through
purchasing agent who receives
81 500 per year for his services, gets
black eye and the committe recon-
mends that one of the members of the
Board ofTrustees do the purchasing.
Attention is called to the poor
judgment of the Trustees in buying a
farm that cannot be reached except
by bridging the river or making a
six-mile detour. The administration
of the Superintendent and his disci-
pline in the institution is criticised
and declared to be sufficient to war
rant his removal.
The removal eff Mr.. Wing is ad-
vised on the ground that through
his long service he should have been
familiar with existing abuses and
made an effort to have them cor
rected. His business Judgment is
questioned, especially in regard to
estimates as to expenditures as
shown by the reports and this and
his failure to give sufficient attention
to his duties is held to be sufficient
to warrant requiring HIM to give
place to another.
tits reported that Mr.. Wing some
time ago was given an mixing of
what the report would be and had
an opportunity to resign but de-
clared he would stay in and take his
medicine, the charges against him
being mistakes of judgment and not
wilful mismanagemento or dishonesty.
The committee which investigated
the Asylum was appointed by Gov
ernor Bell under resolution of the
Legislature last fall and is composed
of N. G. Williams of Bellows Falls, C.
H. A. Stafford of McrrisviIle and H.
F. Brigham of Bakersfield.