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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-03-16
VIM. SULLIVAN, CASH CIOthiGP

The point is just this, we have got
the largest, incest exclusive Clothing
Store in Northeast Missouri. Th is
Sto"e has both of its big rooms load
ed with the very best Merchandise to
be found. 1t is a duty that you owe
yourself never, never buy a garment
until you have looked at the Clothing
Store. 1t pays others and it will pay
you.
Wm.A. Sullivan, cash ClOthiGr.
(CONTINUED.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-03-16
Deadlock Nearing Close,

The vote tor Senator at yes.
terdays session on two ballots
were as follows:
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-03-16

Mrs. Node Green, who has
been dangerously i'll for several
days, was some better yester-
day and it is now thought that
she will soon recover.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-03-16

Mr.. Hill stated yesterday
that if they didn't hurry and
elect a Senator he would vote
for a Democrat.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-03-16
METHODIST.

Usual services during the
week.
Preaching next Sunday m6Yn.
ing and evening by the PASTOR
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-03-16
ITEMS FROM FARMERS
OF Farmers, For Farmers And Pertaining
To Farmers.

SO AAs ~ WI -
Glover and Timothy Seed at
A. III. Green's.
Remember the DEMOCRAT would like
; to print your Horse and Jack Bills.
Wanted-Coming 3-year old
.heifers that will calve not later
than May 1.
j. r. B. KIDD.
Brown Leghorn cockerels and
pullets for sale. Phone lie.
GARTH ELZEA.
Wanted 100 head stock hogs
weighing from 80 to 100 pounds
Col. J. r. B. KIDD
FOR SALE: Some extra good
draft horses and Mares, also
some thoroughbred Short Horn
bulls. GEO, w. TooLEY. If
HORSE MEN
The time is near when you
will want Horse and Jack Bills
Your friend the DEMOCRAT
would like to do the work for
you IF You bring it to this Of
e e it will be done for you in
first class shape and we will APP
-preciate the work.
Some black seed oats for
sale J W. Rouse F. and M.
Phone 1S
Mules For Sale.
A few spans coming 3 and 4
year old mules, broke to work,
If. MADDEN BROS
John L Owen sent 12 head of
good butcher stuff to the Han
nibal market Monday.
Joe Kincaid's sale on Wednes
day of last week was we'll at
tended and everything brought
good prices.
The warm days last week
were fine for sowing oats and a
large acreage was put in, in
this vicinity.
Market Report.
For Wednesday before date
of paper.
Cattle..-.....-...... .........-...$3. 00@S5. 90
Hogs .....,...... .... ............$3. .20@$4. 70
Sheep............................ So. 00@$5. so
POULTRY.
................" 93C
Spring Chicks ... .. ....,..... ........~94c
ROoSterS..-..........................-.... DC
&C
Young Gobblers........................... lac
Turkey Hens~..............................., lac
Old Toms .......-.... ....................-..-..llC lC
Guineas, each............................... ......... 20C
Eggs 12C
BeeSWaX.....-................ ..........-..24c Id
.............. ........... 4C
Butter r......."..........."............ ..... 15C
Green Hides. ................... ......... 74C
corn ...........-. 45c0 50c
Hay.-.....---.-................-.- .-..$6. 00@$7 so
Shipments for the week as
III II ~
New-York tribune., 1905-03-04
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
Chicago. March 3-The wheat market gave some
little sign of life for half hour at the
ment and again during the final half hour of the
session to-day. but in the interval 1t placid
and heavy the Dead Sea. In its moments of
activity it strong, but when dormant il had a
sagging tendency. Closing prices showed a gain
for the day of sc in May, while July lost 1-16c
September 4c. Fine weather and prospects of an
early spring told the later delivery Corn closed
4sc higher each for both May and July. Oats also
had lac improvements and provisions were un-
changed in the end from the final figures of the
day before
Nheat opened firm under light offerings and ordi-
nary run OF the market information without special
significance at the time. Business became very
quiet nut prices were well maintained owing 10
an impression prevailing that the Nav deal was
sun under control by it's original projectors Chi
ctgo receipts We're p against II like day
OF the year before. and shipments hence were a. COO
sDusLeIs May sold from 81 14Ts 81 16 closing at
closing at 9S7sc 'N - - ="
The market for corn had a firm opening at bout
me prices prevailing the of Yesterdays ses-
etol DuJ after adding Ac. the first prices
ne rket became very quiet and had a reaction
OF half cent Local receipts were ASS cars none
~ WHICH was or contract grade. Shipments from
mere amounted 10 10000 bushels Estimate of to-
IInaoTroWs receipts was 393 cars The highest for
MAY was ma, the lowest 4734c the close was 4S1ac
and 4SlsG4s14c. ~ 9 &" ''T2''
New-York tribune., 1905-03-04
COAL ANE IRON BREAK.
Hoadley Denies Reported Hitch IN
Merger Negotiations.

Following a reported hitch in the plan 10 merge
several Southern iron and steel companies a sharp
break recorded yesterday in their stocks.
Sloss-Shefield, which closed at 107 bid on Thurs
day, opened down q points. at S6. Tennessee Coal
and Iron, which IL per cent in the early deal
ings sold down from 81 10 S724.
James H Hoadley, whose party is said be in
control of Tennessee Coal and Iron. issued denial
of the reported hitch He said that while the
carrying through Of the whole programme might be
delayed until after the annual meeting of the
company in May he had doubt it would go
through. Because of this there were sharp rallies
SloSs- Sheffield recovering all its early loss. and
Tennessee Coal getting back to 81 and over In
the late trading these issues were under pressure
again. and there heavy selling of Tennessee
Coal around SO by speculative interests.
At the close, Sloss-Sheffield was down 1872 and
Tennessee CCal .
Mr.. Hoadey said that perhaps somebody who
short selling establish q lower price
level 10 come in So far he knew his party
had control of Tennessee Coal He knew nothing
about J. Henry Smiths holdings An option had
been given on Sloss-ShefFeld at a certain price 4
price had heen set the Southern properties Of
tho Republic Iron and Steel Company negotiations
were under way for the Sheffield Coal and Iron and
two other companies. and control Of the Alabama
Consolidated Coal and Iron Company had been
bought and paid for.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-04

Moviie. March 3-saled, steamer Ethiopia (BD. Baike
(from Glasgow New-York.
Hamburg. "A ni--A:rived. steamer Pretoria
GER SchrotteT. New York VIA Dover
Antwerp March 2Saed, steamer - Andrew tBr). Fits
gerald. NeW-York
81 Michaels. March 3Arrvei. Neustria cFD.
Sagols. Msrseilles ami Naples for NeW-York
Gibraltar. March 3-Passed. NncenZo Floro
dtaD OreaEo, Genoa and Naples fOr New York
Genoa. p Trived. Princess
tCcrI. Dsnnenann. NewYor Gibraltar and
Napies
Naples, Feb 2.-saled. steamer Ciita di Miano utaD,
Schiafino, New York, March =, arrived, steamer
Calabria tBrl. Coverley. New York, Marseles
IeghoIp. sailed, steamer Neckar (tierI.
FIErrassoWitz, New York.
Messna Feb 2i-saled. steamer Cerea dtap. ReveHo
York
Palermo. Msrcn l-sailed. PocaSset oBrl owen
from Trieste. New-Yorlg.
Guiia tAust Stupurich.
New York via Naples and Venice.
Melbourne March ARRIVED previously. MORAY
lBr. McIaughlin, Nev-Nork via 81 Vincent.
Town.
Rio de Plata, March ARRIVED previously steamer
adj Kerr. N@v-YoTig Norfolk Monte
1tdeo Buenos Ayres
Incia March 3-Saied, steamer Wolf tBrb, Alleyne
Punts Arenas ana MoHteyiieoi. New York mot
Baltimorel
New-York tribune., 1905-03-04
jamestown. Norfolk. Old Dominion.
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York, Friday, March 8, 1905.
ARRIVED.


Steamer Toronto Br, Clark. Hull February = and
Boston March p 70 Sanderson Son, with nFdse
the Bar at N.
Steamer British Empire Br) Riddle Antwerp February
Is, Sanderson Son. with mdse Arrived ~ Bar
230
steamer CItta di Palermo GtaD. Genoa January %
Messina February - Leghorn Palermo ~ to
Hirzel Fetmaan & co. with mdse. Arrived Bar
steamer Powhattan (Br. Harnden Trieste January 10
Fume 10. Bani %. Patmas %, Catacola 20 Messna
February l. Palermo and Gibraltar IA. Phelps
& co. with mdse. Arrived at the Bar at 8
Werdenels Ger, Sandstedt, Calcutta
Il. Colombo 20. Port Said February Aigers 10
Boston Martn = to tunch. Edge & Co. with mdse
steamer Alaskan Nichols, Francisco January
Dearborn & Lapham, with mdse. Arrived the Bar
Steamer Hugoua. Mclean. February % and
% the New-York and Porto Rico STEAMSHIP
Company with mise. Arrived the a 80 r m
steamer Matlna (Br) Blower. Iinon Fehrrarv ~
The United Fruit Company, Win fruit Arrived the
Bar 1910
Steamer Frutera CHorl sorensen Port De Paix Feb
p. Hamburg American Line. passengers.
malls 1ndse. Arrived the Bar "A a m
Steamer FL Ds. Mason. New Orleans February % o
the Southern Pacific Company, with mdse Passed quar-
antine at T:10 m
steamer Bermudian CBr) Fraser, Bermuda March l.
A Z Outerbridge Co with 226 passengers, mails
Steamer jefferson, Dole. Newport News and Norfolk
10 the Old Dominion Steamship Company. vita passen
gers and mdse Passed Quarantine al l:47 p N.
Sandy Hook. J. March 3. $50 Tn--Wind southwest
light breeze; clear
SAILED
Steamers Hamilton FOR Norfolk and Newport News
Potomac tBr). 4or Monzanares sV4uez1
La CTuayra etc EasJhed Br) Oporto; Goisboro Phia-
vale sveston; fucatan Nassau Santiago etc; Arapa
hoe Charleston and Jacksonville Comal Brunswick and
Mobile; British King tErl. Antwerp, Federico AUST
Trieste Via FeTnandna: Vera Clor). sosua Porto
New-York tribune., 1905-03-04
CAN'T HOLD TRUANT.
GaynOr Says Catholic Protectory Is Penal
Institution

On the ground that it is a penal institution
John II Trogge II thirteen-year-old truant was
discharged from the Catholic Protectory in West
chester County by Justice Gaynor in the Supreme
Court Brooklyn. yesterday Frederick W. Trogge
father OF the boy, had him brought into court on
q writ Of habeas corpus. Lyman A Best prir-
cpal Of Public School No 1OS. III return 10 the
writ. said that the boy had been arrested as an
inoorrigble truant In dismissng the boy JUS
tice Gaynor said
The institutions "a which truants may be com
mtted are carefully specified and limited bv the
statute. lt excludes institutions where criIniua Is
ere sent It would be TOO bad 10 send our truant
boys TO such prisons to ningle with the vicious
and criminal and pe cOrrupted by then.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-04
SHOW YOUR TICKETS" SAYS ERIE.

The Erie has been having a merry time at the
ChaInbers-st ferry. over an order. recently issued
requesting all patrons show their tickets when
passing through the gates For some time the
company mas been investigating the conditions at
hat point and Il developed that several hundred
,ersons were riding free, their plan being to rush
f1-1s,ot, ne gates Dretence Of having 10 catch
hoaf Several officers have been detailed TO as
=. ire es-o keepers. and a while an
'-Ts,sfie conuufer declines TO show his ticket and
r.--s.e- trouble The rule is expected TO work
ssnootbIv az soon its Durport Is understood.
S,f,iesrs OF the company are not exempt
New-York tribune., 1905-03-04
FUEL COMPANY INCORPORATED

Albany, March 3.-The AmaIgamated Peal FreI
Company OF New-York City was incorporated to-
day with capital Of 100000. TO deal in natural
and artificial fuels. The directors are Robert c
Mckinney, Charles +. Hallawell Robert T. Marten
William =. Homans and John S. 5. Fulton Of
New-Y0rk City: Pierre Ilorilard of Tuxedo. r,liae
T. Jester, OF Jersey City. and Charles II Spra que
hnd Charles j. Packard. Of Boston.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-04
cANFIELp THINKS $4,000 TIC

Richard A Canfield who Is being sued by John
Deahunty. his attorney for years in this city. be-
cause he refused pay MIR, DelahjIntys bill of
$50 for legal services in this city yesterday.
getting ready to sail for Europe to-day. A lawyer
who has had experience with Mr.. Garfield
said after a talk with him:
Mr.. Garfield says he has paid to Mr. Deahunty
good yearly for his services. He feels. how
ever, that the demand for $4,000 is high
New-York tribune., 1905-03-04
SAY He POSED as KOCH
Doctor 4rrested on Charge of I'm
persOnating Berlin Scientist.

The County Medical Society yesterday secured
the arrest of Or. r. n. Mayield of No. I9 West
22d-st. the charge of pracUIsing medicine under
the assumed name of Pr~1.ssor Robert Koch. of
Berlin DR. Mayfield was taken the Jefferson
Market Court and arraigned before Magistrate
Pool. The latter fixed bail S2,5OL.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-04
Public Notices.
SrPREME COURT, APPELLATE DIVISION

CUPRENIE COURT, APPELLATE DIVISION,
~ First Department-In matter Of the application
OF the and Manhattan Railroad Company the
three Commissioners determine re-
railroad ought to be constructed op
PUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant
to the provisions OF chapter Of the 1891 as
amended undersigned Hudson and Manhattan RaII-
Company Will apply to the Appellate Division the
judicial Department at thereof to be the
Appellate Division Court House at Madison
Friday. the cotn OF March 1905 one
tho afternoon thereafter counsel
in the above entitled matte determine report
Appelats Division. after hearing whether the
railroal of sa Railroad Company ought to be
ed and opera The papers upon which the aforesaid
application will be made the the said
Railroad Company dated February 1905 papers
accompanying the same, all OF which filed in the
office the CerG Of the said Appellate Division on or
Feby 10Th 1907 and in addition such other
shall be presented TO the said by the
said Railroad Company
A description of the route and general plan con
aforesaid. The following and sibsta M
synopsis Of the said route From the line under
the Hudson River West Street; thence under West
Cortlsndt Street point Westerly line
Of Church Street and thence curvng Northwardy and
thence Westwardly under Fulton Street and West
Street and the Hudson River the State line with a
subway Tor FOOT passengers under Dey Street
terminal and station at Church Street to Broadway
under Broadway John Street
The object Of the aforesaid application obtain the
appointment OF Commissioners who shall
public hearing Of all whether such
Iaroad ought 20 be constructed and operated
report the evidence taken said Appellate Division
Eether with of their determination which report
II in favor Of the construction rail-
this Company will ask that it shall be5 shall
Railroad COMPANY.
Dated York. February IA 1905
HUDSON AND MANHATTAN RAILROAD COMPANY
BY w. C McADOO. President.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-04
NEw-oRLEANs TRADE NOT HURT.

New-oreans. March CspeciaD-Vice-Pr President
Harahsn Of the Illinois Central Railroad says that
the elevator VIII be ready for service IN sixty
Says. Thousands OF men work rebuilding
the burned district and is stated positively that
there will be no business in grain or anything else
diverted from New-Orleens
New-York tribune., 1905-03-04

THE CITY OF NEW YORK. DEPARTMENT OF
TAKES AND ASSESSMENTS, BOROUGH OF
MANHATTAN. NO. 2Se BROADWAY. STEWART
BUILDING, JANUARY sth. 1866,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. AS REQUIRED
by the Greater New York Charter, that the books
called The Annual Record Of the Assessed Valua-
Of Manhattan. The Bronx. Brooklyn. Queens and
Richmond. comprising The City of New York.
sill be opsn for examination ana correction the
second Monday Of January, and viii remain open
FIRST DAY OF APRIL 1905
During the time that the books are open to public
corporation claiming to be nsgrIsyed hy the
RHsessed valuation Of real personal estate %
have this same corrected
In the Borough Of Manhattan. at the main ofncs
Of the Department of Taxes and Assessments. Ma.
go Broadway
In the Borough Of The Bronx. at the once Of tbs
and Seventy seventh street sad Third avenue.
In the Borough OF Brooklyn. the once Of the
Department Municipal Building
In the Borough OF Queens at the once OF ths
Department. Hsckstt Building. Jackson avenue
and Fifth street. Long- Island City.
In the Borough Of Richmond. the Office Of the
Department Masonic Building Staplston.
Corporations in all the Boroughs must make ap-
plication only at the main once in the Borough c:
Manhattan.
Applications relation tbs assessed vaus-
tioa OF personal estate must be made by the per
assessed. at the Once Of the Department in the
Borough whore such person resides and IN the
ease % resident carrying on business IN the
City OF New. York az tho oohee OF the Department
IN the Borough where suck place OF business is
located between the hours OF 10 A. II and
p. NJ. except Saturday. Wh9n all applications
must be made between 10 A and u noon
FRANK A. o'DONNEL.
President
SAMUEL. sTRAsBOURGER.
EDWARD TODD
F RAYMOND
n MULLER
Comm issioners Of Taxes and Assessments
New-York tribune., 1905-03-04
JEROME TO SPEAK ON EXCISE.

On Monday evening District Attorney jerome will
speak the clubhouse OF the Yorkville Republ!-
Club No. 1890 LeXington-ave on The Liquor
Law of New-Yorl'' All citizens Will be welcome at
the meeting which will be called at S O'Clock
New-York tribune., 1905-03-04
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS

I''I-I-I'FN FpHiSt
Howsrth. New '"-'
Lizard. March 2. f:i5 mE'aEsed La
lnsNorth. New York Hayre
Inisfrahul March 3-Fassed.
New-NOri Glasgow
Queenstown. March = 4a5 Arrived. steamer
pana ll3rp. Pritahard. NeN-York Liverpool isnd
pIOceededJ.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-04
James McCreery & Co.

SGsftOO st1Vt wi ~
Misses Suit
Department.
New Spring Suits. Three
quarter length college"
Coat and full p!eated Skirt.
Made of check or plain col
Ored Cloth.
Lined with Taffetas or Satin.
Sizes Ii and 16 years.
$3.50
New Spring BlOuseOr 26 inch
Jack g t Suits. Plcated
Skirts. Made of blue,
black or mixed Cloth.
Walking skirts. "Um-
brelIa" model.
Children's Gingham Dresses!
With fancy embroidery
edged Sailor Collar and
Linen revers, belt and
cuffs,-Or "P II a fore"
model with G. II Q In a IN
Skirt, collar and straps,
and white lawn Bodice.
2.55
New Spring Covert Coats.
40 to $500
Twenty-third Street.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-04
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.

Vessel
Vessel. For Line Mails close sails
Philadelphia Southampton American 500 am $50 a m
tIrir2. Liverpool. Elnnrd. 80
lNro1nand Antwerp. Red St2r.---.-- $50 1890
k8ng Albert. Naples. Hamburg a 100 a m
CiIta di Torno Naples, Italian 03O a IN
Moro Castle. Havana. a IN u II,
caracas curacao Red D-.....-... $50 a III 1900
6anturce, Porto Rico. y & p r. 900 n 1900
sibra, Jamaica. Hamburg Am $50 a m 1900
Olnda Matanzas, Munson. 1880 300
Menominec. London, 1t Trans...-.-.. 1000 a m
Concho Galveston, Mallory . II
I2l Monte, New-Oreans. NJ Ml-gan...... . II
jefferson, Norfolk. Old Dominion p N
FL Vale. Galveston. Morgan. .......... 300
MONDAY, MARCH G.
jamestown. Norfolk Old Dominion 800 m
TUESDAY MARCH Z.
X w der Bremen, N u Lloyd 6:3O a NJ m
Advance. Colon, Panama. $50 a 100 IN
CaTpathia, Naples CunaT7l. ...-....... 200
Apache. Charleston clyde. ...-........ 400
Hamilton Norfolk, Old Dominion. 30O p m
New-York tribune., 1905-03-04
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise 6;31 Sunset 1853 Moon rises $40 Noors ~ 90
HIGH WATER
AM-Sandy Hook 6:31 Gov Island TOO 1Ieu c..o e.s.
PM-Sandy Hook 7:01 Gov Island 73I Hell CO 9.Ss
New-York tribune., 1905-03-04
A DvERTISEsfENTs ard suhscrtosions for The Ta,-,.
~ received a their Uotcwn once
SO 1854 BROADWAY.

Advertisements viii received at the foio9a b7s,-
onicss a; regular olce rates unti 5elccS D m. n
60 E... 14tb 81. e5T 42ist-. between 7th
s[ :j: Il. IzStn i3Se ID ave Nst - e t7tn
+-S o96 "A ave ues- dist lies tst-ars. -
soth-st I57 Eas- 125ta- -. 5nB fremont ayy ~ 1
80. rear 4fst st. gS4 Sd - Christoph.sr
p,rsctrvn " court 81: 2l6 Court
New-York tribune., 1905-03-04
OFFICE OF lie CONMIssIONERs- n 3

Washington. Feb "A. isi5.-sEALED PROPOSE.
viii he received This Office uHtI u o-etccN
IS 1905 for furnishing six hundred tors % sEht
cast iron water pipe. Specifications and blank sarr.
proposal may be obtaine5 this af6ce HENRY
MCFARLAND. HENRY l. WEST. JOHN EIDD1
Comm isstoners. u. Q.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-04

sBrings mall.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-04

Dover. Jersey. February p 1909 5.-S.alss =
posals In triplicate viii be received a. this Office uar
2. m. Tuesday. March - 1905 for the srseto,
brick and steel ~ wheel and dynamo hous4 =.
building for general shops. six store noIses ana -
magazine building The Government the -
% reject all proposals parts thereof r-s
New-York tribune., 1905-03-04
Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR WIRE SCREEN Doops


Feb =. 1905 Sealed proposals sor Rock F,~,
on IN Boston Harbor. Mass. Ttil be received hs-s -
II NJ. Mar. 3O 1905 and then publicly opened Tnfo--
t0n application. W. s. STANTON. col Ens-r =
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-03

NORTHERN SECUR-
lTIES MAY SELL
Many Shares Received From,
Harrison and Pierce May BE
Disposed Of by Company

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Jan. 3.-The
United States court of appeals for
the third judicial district, in an opin-
ion filed here today, reversed the
decision Of the New Jersey circuit
court which restrained the Northern
Securities company from distributing
certain stock of the Northern Pa
cific Railroad company. The decis-
ion is defeat for the interests rep
\ resented by II. H. Hartman. BY de-
4 cree of the New Jersey court the
Northern Securities company was re.
strained from disposing of 370,320
shares of common stock of the North
,ern Pacific Railway company. alleged
to have been received from Il. H
Hartman and Winslow s. Pierce, and
of $4,000 shares Of common stock
of the Northern Pacific Railroad
company received by the Northern
Securities company from the North
ern Pacific company. Today's decis
ion, however, gives the Northern Sc
curities company the right to dis
pose of the stock.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-03
Russian 6Iuffins.

CHE FOO, Jan. 3.--Captain Kart
zow, commanding the Russian tor
pedo boat destroyer flotilla, which
escaped from Port Arthur and enter
ed the harbor Of Che Foo Monday
mornig tells curious story OF "bluf.
fling by the Russians at the begin
ming of the war, when. although there
was plenty OF ammunition at Port
Arthur, there was none on the ships
under Golden Hill save blank cart
ridges used for salutes. On three oc
casions when japanese warships ap
preached at long range, the Russians
opened noisy fire with blank am
niunition, the Japs In each instanc'
retiring. Our defense" said Cap
tain Kartzow, has been replete with
such makeshifts."
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-03
Gov. Broward
Inaugurated

TALLAHASSEE, Fla, Jan. g.
Napoleon B. Broward was today in
augurated governor of Florida. The
other state officials were at the
same time inducted into office. The
inaugural procession was one Of the
most imposing ever seen here. The
inaugural ceremonies took place In
the capitol at noon In the presence
of the members of the general as
sembly. state officials and numerous
other spectators. The oath Of Of
flee was administered by Chief JUS
tice R. Fenwick Taylor. The new
chief executive was introduced by exr
Governor w S. Jennings Governor
Broward was greeted with long and
continuous applause as he mounted
the rostrum 10 deliver the inaugural
address. He spoke in clear, loud
tones, and his speech was frequently
punctuated with applause. The In
augural ball takes place this even
ing and promises to be an event OF
unusual brilliance and splendor. Wis
itors are here from Jacksonville, st.
Augustine Tampa, Key West and
other leading cities Of the state.