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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-11

After o session of atru minutes che
senate adjourned at 1901 D, m. today
out Of respect 20 the memory ol ihc
late Senator Rate
IN tho absence OF hir Carmaek
TcndJ Sf C0maU haagat iae zen
aior death 20 The police of tho sen.
ate BE s8ld:
~ am charged with tho duty OF aa.
nounclng tho death OF Hon So 81
Bate. late a senator ir0m Tennessee
BE died 90 his hotel O.. O'Clock ihh
morniug. ard Zoe Goa camo after 8
brief Hne Td. Dor the ume
Tor pu.ogg bui 3 1886 $40 thai he
mct use dread me rser with mr
same calmnea and Cbasuan f9uit14t
which bad chaucarad hh c0uduc
throughout SONG aal eventual ca
reer
ME Gormn1 ia.r presented ilf
nsual resolution ol aFrci af Soma
iof B4toa death Tae ra.ut0ef
aea directed Co., al.aa.aeni of d gou
1itt OF taelsr .a.Dfa in mako sf
unreu1s 90. Ell. ..saafe9 aa.Ii
fsaegl u n.. raamDef Cd 8
y. o.. 'onoqoa ....srd coz 1ta
0a oi Cos a ta rff
tha mrmbera OF t .aH'aet
rreme coart 20 tbe Ia.e1 star
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-11
STRIKE STILL TIES
UP new YORK CARS
More Cars Are Operated Than
On PFsvious Day.
SURFACE CARS REAP a HARVEST

II Is Now a Fight 10 the Flnlsh--Ths
Strikers Urging the Engineers and
Flremen Of the Power Houses "a
Join Their Ranks.
New York, March i0,--Wlth tha
openlug OF the third day OF the Inter
borough tyUmsmeu's strike, there ap
peared TO be a marked Improvement Of
the operations OF trains in the sub
way Otherwise. little change Waa
noted Traffic on the east side Elevat
ed lines, Second and Third avenue,
was almost at q standstlu IN fact
no trains whatever were operated dur
ing the early hour ON the Second Az
enuo line, while on The Third avenue
line, whore an attempt was made "a
resume the service something went
wrong aud FOR half an hour at a time
NO trains passed given point
Quite ~ number OF trains were "a
operations The Sixth avenue limo OF
the West Side system, but at times
there were long delays and The plat
forms uptown were crowded
On tho surface lines the lam that
has prevailed morning and night since
Monday was IN evidence Conditions
was quite favorable 10 the eompay 10
The subway toward which tholr great
os; efforts were aimed Trains wera
moving four 20 cisht minutes apart on
that system before the express trains
were started Tho system was well
patronzed bat passengers manlfestel
disposition 10 avoid che Grsl and las,
cars.
Heavy guards are being maintained
about the power houses 10 prevent any
attempt on The parl of Dhe strikers
10 reach The engineers and nromon
u has boon decided hy the sirIbers
executive committee to ash the courts
ior ln Injunction compelling 600 intc
borough management to restore emes
grncy brake cords and other safet
appliances alleged 90 have been re-
moved from many cars Whg1 tho
strike was declared In event 81 h
c6mp1uys failure 10 restore these ap
plpnca the wHbora declared they
would asl tbo cify authorities 70 inter
fere ho White General Manage
Haley slalo thut so od mo1 have O.
tlmej % iafir wosk che strike Iradcf
declare not q man has deserted
During tho slight che ranks 81 iha
Gfgll brealsW were Increased by 80
m.u who were taken under guard %
or bgms Do Harlem
Considerable sickness lB reported
among Iho men sheltered ln the barn
a hospital bhyician who was eaIle
% tbe nIsh 90 attend Frank Wlua
burg OF Philadelphia found DTS sGf
ferI1R from epilepsy Afler Teatln
WHtwhure who he Thought would
soon recover ihe physician aageFte8
chat among enc coo mea lu tho barU
Cd least 90 pora DO seed 0t medical 10
tendanca They wcte ne aid sui
fnIug from daeasad .HroaH towers
colds and grip
interest nov ccuIeu H .hr proposed
fnoH 30 cause q a,mpalhe.Ic auis oui
~ engineers and nfamea 90 aiI the
gJwer houses OBJ Ih ct
Samuel Cmye pfedeu' ~ the
Federation 1f lat1r Johl Mitchell
president NJ fte D1te NlNne Wor
ara ~ NuIf.r. nnI Ulr r.aff.nf t.f
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-11

s. pctersburg March f--'e p
ma veil SIS drawn over the p'osf
"a General EuropasIas heroic e-.
n er.rcate DIS beaten army a
general staH insists tta' ehle he laa
been defeated ye, there Has
disaster The peril " le
ARM especially OF tAe rar --a
admitted and Mukieu mas -i.t
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-11
SEEKING IMMIGRANTS
Special Railroad Agents Want To Bring
Them South.

Them South.
Atlanta. March l0.--H. n Holleman,
special agent of the Industrial depart
ment OF the Southern Pacific. with
headquarters at Houston, Tex. waa an
Atlanta visitor, who reached here Wed.
nesday morning ON a mission OF great
Importance aud interest 10 ne entire
south Mr. Holloman made call
upon Governor Terrell hls FIRST duty
upon hts arrival and this was Tor The
purpose Of securing the presence Of
thc chief executive az Galveston for
monster meeting OF representative
men from an parts OF che southland,
held for che purpose OF bringing the
many great advantages of the entire
south for thc making of homes before
the people OF The north
Mr. tlollemnn was also particular
to state that be- was not here IN the
interest OF che Southern Pacific. bat
rather as commlsai0ner OF tbe great
convention 20 bo hold ln Galveston,
April e. TO thlH convention VIII De-
Invited some goo newspaper men from
aN parts 90 the north These men
wlll Doe tho guests OF tho cts of Gal
weston chat city having already raised
au amount sufficient 90 gra tho Wis.
TORS the best Kind oi a Texas time.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-11
SENATOR BATE OF
TENNESSEE DEAD
Succumbs to Death After a Few
Days Sickness.
MEMsER OF aaNArE is YEARs
The Body wiz Sc Buried at Nashville.
Tennessee Legislature AdiOurns GU,
Of Respect for Him--WilI Name His
Successor This Session.

Successor This Session.
washington. March lO,-Unltod
States Senator Brlmase Bate, OF Ten.
pessee, twice governor OF his state
veteran Of both the Mexican and civ.
il wars, rising from private TO major
general In the latter and Tor rs years
conspicuous member Of the upper
house OF congress. died at his hotel
apartments in this city today, aged Is
years. Death was due to pneumonia
and defective heart
Senator Bate attended the lnaugur.
alton ceremonies on March 4. and his
death Is believed to be due primarily
to exposure on that occasion, as he
suffered slight chill on that day. He.
however. continued his official duties
and occupied his seat IN the senate
last Tuesday lie became suddenly
IN at the dinner table that evening
and Immediately called for a physi.
clan. He was put TO bed and his con.
ditlon was recognized as serious, be.
spite the efforts OF bis physician he
became steadily worse aud AN hope
for his recovery was given mp yester,
day. His lungs, however, showed i'm.
provemont, and Il Is probable he would
have recovered but Tor The weakues.
of his heart which &c attributed not
only TO ais advanced age. but the sCrl
Gus strain 10 which C bad been sub
jectcd by long.standIng asihmatle
condition
Senator Bate was entirely conscious
until his death. Pesldes the widow
two daughters. Mrs Thomas r Mas.
ten. OF Tennessee, and Mrs Childs, OF
Los Angeles. survive toe senator. a
brother Captain Bate Of Tennessee
and o sister Mrs Harris. OF California
were sent Ion bat were unable % reach
here before BITS death
Senator Bates rema.ns Wlll Dee tal
en- TO his old home OF Nashville, AMI
win De Inferred 60 MONT Olive GENE.
tery there
An official iurncral H.lI De held 10
the chamber tomor1" at o'clock
ard The remains off .la late senate
win Dee taken to Tgaarsocc tomorrow
evening
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-11

New Chwang, via Tien Tsin, March
s.-It is reported here that Tie Pass
has been invested by the Japanese and
that General Kuropatkin. having no
alternative, will probably be forced 70
surrender within week
The Russians have not been rem
forced from the direction OF Hardin
since March j.
General Nogis army made ioTced
march of % miles daily and action in
conjunction with General Oku's army
surrounded 10000 Russians IN the d.
rection of Tie Pass and cut of their
supplies.
The hurrying Japanese armies
passed a division Of Russians without
giving It any attention until The en-.
yeloping movement was completed
when they crushingIy attacked the
Russians on all sides.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-11

Blackburn, Alger, Daniel, Berry. For
aker, Mallory, Spooner. Culberson and
Scott.
On motion Of Mr., Mallory the senate
then adjourned as further mark OF
respect,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-11

Mukden, March .. $3.50 a m.-The
Japanese yesterday attacked the vii
lage Of Pudiasa, northwest of the I'm
perial Tombs, and stubborn fight
followed, but the Russian advance
guard was obliged to abandon the vii.
lage.
During the night the Japanese at.
tackled the village of Santaitse, north
of the Imperial Tombs The fight.
ing continues as this dispatch is filed.
The Japanese outposts have reached
Hirantchan on the south front and a
heavy cannonade is in progress there.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-11
Financial Trsssiss ca.ss Suicide

Chicago Maleh 9-m Naa a. An
a1a of fals els. ss year o.1 commit
ted suicide todag al ftmlt of ercC
alvs brooalng over d.mclltles GO tie
managemsnt o. q nfs .aamaDce con.
prrf Co. Has o. snb'oge oi tls Goa
psny
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-11
RUSSIANS RETREAT
BLOCKED BY JAPS
Reports Say That Line of Com
munication Is Cut.
JAPs HAVE ENclRcLED RUSSIANS
Military Experts Don't Think That
kuropatkin's Army Can Possibly Es.
cape-The Japanese Have Complete.
Iy Whipped the Russians.

Toxic March 81 p. m.-The Jap.
anese have cut the railway north of
Mukden.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-11

With the Japanese Left Army, Wed
nesday, March 8, Noon. via Fusan
March 9.-The left armies have cut
and destroyed the railroad between
Mukden and Tie-Pass. Details are
not obtainable at present.
The Russians are in retreat over
the northern roads. The left col
umn of these armies is at Likampu,
Z miles north Of the Hun river, and .
miles west Of the railroad and has had
a fierce fight with a Russian force OF
thrice its number The Russian cas-.
ualties number ten thousand. The
Russian center is retreating in great
confusion,
The Jasper news., 1905-12-07

Resolutions adopted by y. L. I. In
memory Of Henry File, n.Dtsr oi yS-
per Lodge No ass |. o. o.. +.
This is a bright, klsd, beautiful world,
fragrant with the oior OF hoNars. tnn--
fol .iIh the songs Of birds, rcsslendeut
Will Toe siories OF earth and ssa aud
sky, sod yet its atIrsciioo' nos are, 10
doubt, urnoticed by ~ iUr grim,
msrciess death has appsafsd IN our
midst aud soaichsu rom our coDpanion
shin CD o. our loved ones. OCT -ky 70
hung with bisck and somber cloud cuf-
tsins. Our vision Is o'erc 81 With the
gl ,om Of snrroW aud eveSy sound that
strikes our ear has 10 il a cAdrnfe a
despair. Without the presence Uf that
ors, VINO has gone before, the world, n
deed, seems empty and cheorl''ss ~ US
uod ia our heart there is a dreafy, dis
mai, aching voId.
The only O nsolAtion thSt -
~ the fact that rur beloved is at pence.
The one upon whom We have laTished
our Affections Is nov In that l'od where
tue weary are st rest" Bending over
the open coflln, !o, king at the folded
bands, which wi never clasp ours again
10 this world, kgzing upon she cipstd
eyes in witch We will peVer more see
our imege reflected on This earth. Our
scaldng tears as We realize that our
ca t. ly coHlI aniouship With this one is
forever at 40 end.
Peacsisl bo Ny silent Sunbor
Peaceful in thy grave so low
Thou DO more vii join our umber
Thou 10 more our sorrow know
vt again wJ hope 10 meet thee
Wlon ,bs Day Of Life is Flcd
And ia Heaven with Joy TO greet thee
Where no Farewell Tears arc shed. |
q. n bail.
Committee c. W. Holmes.
4. II. DrSy,
The Jasper news., 1905-12-07
b urIoua EiphtInu

''For seven years." Witvs Geo. w.
HoHman, Of Harper VASE. al had a
bitter battle with chronic stomach and
liver trouble, but at last | Won and
cured my disrasrs, by the use OF Elec.
trio Bittcrs. tunhesitatingly recon-
mend them to all, and don't inieud ia
the future to be withou. lthnm ~ the
house. There are certainly a wonder
fu medicine, to have cured such a bad
c'se as mine" Sold under guarantee
TO do the same fIr you, by Webb Bros
druggist ut SOC bottle. Try them to
day.
The Jasper news., 1905-12-07
WEALTHY PHILANThROPIST
HEALS ST. LOUIS POOR
City is Excited Over the Remarkable Cures
of Mysterious Man Whose Eccentri-
cities are Startling 5t
Strange Stories Quiet Who Distributes
Great Quantities Of Food and Clothing and :.
Disease Without Pay a. e

it. In the meantime stories OF marvel
Gus cures continue 70 pour in.
Mr S P Hitchings, 81 well known cit
izeu OF 2Ilj Franklin avenue, has been
suffering from rheumatism for over 3
years. His joints had become so siifl
an1 painful that it was very difficult for
him to oven perform his daily duties, as
be could scarcely use his limbs.
10 spS liking Of his case Mr. Hitohings
said. "A friend told me OF Cooper and
the remarkable cures be was eli eotiug.-
wrote him describing my condition,
and began taking the remedies he told
me to use. l have only been using
them for one week, and my joints ave
limbsred up aud hesoreness is all gone.
l have noi a trace OF rheumatism left,
and can handle myself as well as ever"
Mr. John I. Ehraial, lvug At p
North l1th street, also slams that
Cooper cured him OF a severe case Of
constipation and stomach troubie With
q few doses OF peculiar medicine,
Mr.. Ehrudal said be had suffered 50
verify for sJer = yeat,- His stomach
would bloAt after eating and the food
ferment aud sour. His tongue was
coated, and he bad tad taste in The
morning. His kidneys became Affected
and his back wss 80 lame he could hard
y walk. lie began 10 improve the first
day he started Cooper's treatment. aud
III . Wsaks every trace OF his trouble b al
disappeared.
Cooper claims TO have received tn
formulas Of the medicines he is usiuG
from an aged priest 10 sleepy Spanish
town 10 Old Mexico. Tn' Msxie,us be-
Iieved that Loly water or scme super
natural element entered into their com
position.
Cooper receives an enormous daily
mail. Letters are coming from every
part Of the state. askiss for advice,
The philAnthropist reads every lett er
carefully, and replies 10 each one, advis
ing the remedy which is applicable to
each individual case.
While his remarkable cures are the
chief topic OF conversation. nlsny etoriss
are heard on the streets and in business
places of his goodness to the poor. His
grifts Of food, money and clothing have
relieved a great amount of distress, and
have greatly endeared him to the people,
lie is beginning to show the great
strain he has been under the past two
weeks. and it is understood that he will
remain here only one moro week.
The Jasper news., 1905-12-07
Notice

This is to certify that have been
authorized to sell lots in the city ceme-
terry. All parties desiring lots can Sc.
cure same by seeing me.
W. II. HAGAR
FOR SALE Forty acres of lard
within q of a mile of town. Will sel
in 10, 20. 30 acre tracts or the whole
40. just the thing for poultry or small
fruit farm. Inquire at this office.
FOR RENT-Nice upstairs. Office
rooms. Inquire of W. II. Hagar.
kcdol Dyspepsia Crre
DFGests what yeu cot.
The Jasper news., 1905-12-07

When ciild shoWs symptoms Of
Group there is 10 time to experiment
with now remedies, 20 matter how
highly they may be recommended.
There is UUe PREPARATION that can al
Ways be depended upon, II has hsen
IN use for many ypars and has never
I-een known To fail, viz: ChamherlAin's
cough Remedy. hr. ". =. Compton
of Market, Texas, says OF is, 81 gave
ChambrrIain's cough Remedy in severe
cases OF croap wilh my children, and
cas- truthfuIly say il always gives
prompt relief" For sale 10y Webb
Brca.
The Jasper news., 1905-12-07
workmen Turn up Tr,..urs.

Some wood cutters In the forest near
Kllngnau, Germany. have turned up a
treasure consisting OF s55 French gold
pieces of the seventeenth century. Il
Is believed that the money was hid
den after the battle q Blenhelm by
French soldiers In their flight. The
battle took place In i7O4. and the
French We're absolutely routed by the
duke Of Marlborough aud Prince
Eugene.
The Jasper news., 1905-12-07
Babv a MinIstur, snndov.

A baby boy belonging to a Dutch
family in Belfast tnerthern TransTaaD,
shows remarkable muscular develop
mett. He is IL months old. and haI
arms and legs as stout az those Of ar
ordinary boy Of ten years He plays
with weights Of seven and ope-hslt
pounds each. Although he cannot
walk. he can, while sitting on the Goor,
lift heavy chair
The Jasper news., 1905-12-07
Ror SraeIssa ttandn

Rough skin and cracked hands are not
ouly cured by DeNitt's Witch Hazsl
SalVe, but an occasional App!ieation
will koor the skin soft aud smooth.
Best for eczema, cuts, burns, boils, etc.
The genuine DeWitt's Witch Hazel
SalVe affords immediate relief 10 all
forms Of blind, blesding, itching aud
rroTuding p lie. Sold by ]. X. Schooier
The Jasper news., 1905-12-07
BLIND oneninr EYer NOV.

Statistics prove that there are more
blind people in Russia than any other
country. a good many OF the inhabit-
ants are having their eyes opened now,
however.
The Jasper news., 1905-12-07

When you want pleasant laxative
take chamberlAin's Stomach and Liv-
er Tablets. For 81 le by Webb Bros.
The Jasper news., 1905-12-07

Get your fleece line hose at the
Jasper Racket Store.
The Jasper news., 1905-12-07
WRITE Us A LITTER

freely and frankly, IN stnetsst eonfd-
enee, telling US all your symptoms and
tfoablas. We vi1 send fRee advice
On plain sssind snve,opo), how to
cure than. Address: Ladies' Advisory
Dupt.. rhe Chattanooga Medicine Cs. /,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-10-05
PRIDE IN WORK.
rcedar Rapids Republican,

rcedar Rapids Republican,
builders nowadays for the most part
10 NOT work after the ancient fashion.
The idea seems to be not how well but
how quickly and how cheaply can the
work be done SO as to pass muster A
great MANY modern builders will not
only take their chances with the gods,
but with supervisors and patrons.
Pride in the work for the works sake
seems to be vanishing virtue.
What has brought this about? Com
netition has probably had something
to do with 1t. Competition bids are
doubtless a safeguard against extor-
ton. but the temptation is to bid low
in order to get the job. and then play
even by sighting the work wherever
possible. and substituting inferior ma
terial for good in every place where
there is any chance to escape detection.
Another influence is the growth OF the
socialistic idea that incompetent work.
men should be paid the same wages as
competent workmen. If that principle
can be even approximately established
what incentive is there for capable
men to do their best?
How much the worker misses who
approaches his task in any such spirit.
Pride in work is one Of the great de-
lights Of labor-or should be. VINO
ever fails to do his work for the works
sake misses more than he knows. To
the worker who is without pride in his
task, toll is drudgery. No matter
what the compensation = that alone
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-10-05

From the same high official l have IN
my possession Il letter dated July :.
1906 eighteen days after / was dis
missed from service by President
RoosevelD stating: i had few words
with Mr. Hay the day before he left
w. (Washington) for N. II. (New
Hanpshire). and he spoke OF MI.
Bowen in the slme kindly and aHec-
Tomato manner he always did
"Everyonc who knew Mr.. Hay knows
that he could not possibly have been n
friend to q man like Mr.. Loomis and
that no power on earth could have IN
duced him to denounce as traitor an
American official who refused to shield
corruption.
Tells Of Roosevelt Talk.
"In conclusion--in order to show
President Roosevelt's attitude towards
Mr., Loomis---.I will simply quote my
last remark to him and his To me In
the presence of witnesses the day he
dismissed me: Mr. President. you
will remember that after l sent you
all the information l had about Mr..
Loomis, you offered me promotion
that was intended to lead to an am
bassadorship' Well. he answered, I
would have donc grea. deal to hush
up the scandal
Herbert w. Bowen"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-10-05
THE NEW BooTLEGGER.
rc,oripda Herald.1


II would be very interesting to the
public IL the Internal revenue sleuths
who are supposed to be prowling
around the country would explain the
difference between the methods of tho
bootlegger of few years ago and the
methods of the express package agent
OF today. The bootlegger took his
orders and went after the stun, gen.
orally procuring 1t at drug store.
sometimes having it.at his own home,
ana delivered 1t in some dark alley or
outbuilding. The bootlegger was
hunted by the sleuths with the same
energy as Is manifested in the cap
ture OF a murderer. The low down
scalawags who represent the whole
sale liquor houses go around the street
looking for fellows who have thirsty
look and direct them to another OF
their ilk who has a package IN the
express office. The go-between col
lects the money, gets the package out
and divides up. What would be inter-
esting Just now Is an explanation OF
the bootlegger and those Of the express
packare agent. Why were the revenue
officials after the one and not after
the other? An explanation would De
very interesting just now. Who VIII
give It?
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-10-05

cannot make the worker who despises
the work itself happy In 1t. In the end,
moreover, 1t results In curtailment
in wages. The farm hand who takes
pride i'm straight rows of corn, clean
fields, we'll kept fences and fence corr
ners free OF weeds. almost forgets that
he is working for wages. SO does the
carpenter who looks upon bad joint
or badly hung door as disgrace per-
sonal to himself--if he be responsible
for II.
There are some kinds Of work In
which 1T Is difficult to see any thing
that could by any possibility be
made pleasant, but there are not many.
For the most part, almost any task can
be ennobled by the doer OF 1t, II he will
only have pride in doing It, in the best
possible manner. On the other hand,
the tasks that are accounted the most
delightful are burdensome to those
who approved them without zest or
pride, and whose sole thought Is how
can get through with this work, and
still hold my job.
All who have work to do nowadays
can testify that 1t is the most difficult
thing in the world to get men who
will do what they should do without
being forced to do 1t. Pride In work
is much more rare than 1t should be.
Consequently superficiality is the rule
rather than thoroughness. Makeshifts
take the place of reality and all too
many workers look upon labor as a
curse from which they would fain es-
cape II they could.