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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-28

Z & }t
onel Clarence r. Edwards, United ST. .ss
army. chief OF the Bureau &of lns1iar At.
fairs; Fred. w. Carpenter, private sec
rotary Ito the Secretary OF war; MISS
Roosevelt, Miss man and Nvss Mac
MILAN, OF Washingt on; Mr. Dubois, wife
fof. the senator from Idaho Mrs. tone
wife Of the scnat Tor from M isso our; q n rs.
Be- sArInond. wife or tile Representative
from Missouri: Mrs. Harry Clark. daugh-s
ter . 4 Representatit,e De "A rIn6 nd; N n rs.
Hepburn, nj e OF rep resentativ from ON
Iowa Mrs. ~ WI fes Of he l tn
tive from Connectl lieut.; Mrs. E'n yne,. vile
fof the Representative from New \ ork !;
Mrs. Smith, wife Of the repre- tive ~
from Illinois; Ed Root son o. eS 8
secretary Root; William yburn, Ala.nTj
W. Austin Wndsworth and Mrs. Wads-
worth. Robert X 3 etnlore, son Of sena.
tor Wctmore, and Mrs. Jones. Wife =
the representative from Virgi1ia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-28
THIS. DAY. in HIS'TO!RY
March 18th.

1870 Death y aphao!. TIE celebrated s'1
Iss pain ter. sgEiS s5 M N
Il coded to N
q so4-lA t the request 3 Of the An ericaI,
minister, Napoleon Bona pa rte sent.a M q
4. minister 10 Il ripol !, ea'lesting the
sJ I3ey to libersase the Of Ulcers and crew
Of tho frigate Philadelphia,
1st4-General Hull sentenced. u
1s2e-The Journey from New York To-
Boston wiis made In twenty one
hours by stage. u
1902 Planet Palas q discovered. 8s5
Jacob III Ctnilinger, United States
ss senator OF New Hamnshlse !, born. isS
s5EEnglnnd opened tn g. "a
by declaring iites q gainst Rus Rus. u
4 se1--Albert Beard xittrcdge Tnitcd
3fsf states senator Of South OAK Ia BORN
1864 Sccretar or the Navy Velles ad III
vertised for negro seaIhcn to Join the
United States navy. u because OF tn q
E al scarcity OF white sailors. sssF
F1e74-J ohm 6. Whittier, General Banks
and Charles Francis Adalns We're
3 H. among the candidates voted on to-
= succeed Charles f. Sumner as United
States senator OF y Massachusetts SRI
1884 Tho Cincinnati +, Ohio, jail was
\ sstormed BY a mob Sof a 900 pcople in
an b effort to lynch linn Berner
5s al, alleged mnrd erer. who escape
1894 pvernor William Mckinley, q
!4$Ss Ohio, appealed for international trade
5SissSg reciprocity IN a speech at Minneap;-.5
}935;4 ollsf Mimi " Vi
1898 Maine court of inquiry report &. De-5
stroycd by mine ~ ii
d ses-Anton5 seldl died
+aso3-Tne Cuban Senate adopted the
United States rec iprocty treaty a.
hi amended; qualifications We're ex-
changed on March 31st. f3s re- y
Cambridge defeated Oxford univcr-S
s3sslty fEngland) In the annual i track 4
3 n athletic games. rs 85ss N & 4, NJ
a strike IN the Lowell, Mass. cot
ton mills was declared y twenty hous-8s Dl
and opera tors thrown out OF work.
1904 United States senator Joseph r..
ssf Burton, OF Kansas. was convicted at
81: st. Louis of accepting q bride. III II
19o47-The French Chamber of Deputies
passed n bill debarrlng the religious
orders from teaching in France; the
vote stood 316 to 200.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-28
Electric Railways.

Referring TO the discussion betweAn the
Montgomery Advertiser and The Times
Dispatch as TO where the first electric
railway line Was operated, the Charlotte
Observer says that II cannot be drawn
INTO the controversy. Settle your difficult
Tres among yourselves" says our amiabie
and modest contemporary eve sci up
no claim for ;sorth Carolina that we can
not establish"
That Ii more liberal than ne had es-
pected from ilie Observer. as that esteem
ed contemporary is in the habit of claim
Ing everything on general principles for
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-28
4 New Rural Routes. 4
i Our I2egular : Gorresp

IA (From. Our Re gular3 @Correspo1deHt.l
s3s WASHINGTON, D. C.,,S March 81.
These North Carolina rural routes have
,bcei, ordered established May 4 st
Gennon, i! Forsyt the courlt y---th t .e,
inonllation. $40; houses, 151 +. Mount Airy.
surry county-R outes 3 and 4 !; populate
1.o4e; 8 houses, 2s3. 4 Red Springs, Robe
son county--R outes 3 and popula ton,
g .14O:f houses, l76. II ockford, surry
,co,inty--R i; populate Ion 644 houses,
:14S. Rockingham, Richmond county n
Route 8; population, 542:8t houses Iss, le =
Seven SPRINGS, Wayne Gun ty---Route .;
population, 393; houses, 81. IA: 8l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-28

work, that he should engage In II with
the spirit that prompts the true man
to preach the gospel. All this goes with
out saying. It would be disgrace for
d self.seeking politician, who had no
higher ambition than to hold Office and,
draw his pay. to aspire to q noble mis-
sion like this. But, In addition 10 tlese
qualifications. We insist that tlie Super
intendent OF public INSTRUCTION must be
In mental force, culture and training ali
educational leader; a mai, Who 10 CAPABLE
not only Of leading the fotces behind
him, but of making indicio,isi and tact-
f,il fcrusades into the ranks OF the oppo.
sitiona and conquering all tho foes Of
@public education He should he able to-
command the respect and confidence Of
all the people, and he should be able to
IRE With Ills own enthusiasm the county
superintendents. the tenchcrs. the boards
OF supervisors. the school boards the
taxpayers. and all the people. s'ich q.
man would do moro than all other forces
combined TO advance the cause, for he
would organize all the forces and put
them into active operation. "A
In this noble cause let the friends Of
education put aside all questions of per-
sonal preference or favorlttsm and nd go go
out and find the man for this place II
suchia man MS has been described, and
put him into the position, whether or
not. When tho right mnn is found he
can no moro decline to serve than can I, q
man decline a scnll to lead the $; soldiers
of his country in time of war. q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-28
MEETING OF
D|AZ and ROOSEVELT [! !. |: |. / !.
Will Clasp Hands on Bridge,
Eacl, Remaining on His Side
Of Boundary Line.
III,v ,atcd / 1II:,reys,)

A1sllo, TEXAS March I; ortIsi
Known IN XVnshin and .l, a,t ;G,ts Is, o.
Mexico. to bring mee ~
4 1Tesh y when Tie former comes the
soiitliwes timex month. IT would be Sc,nst y,
pas s depaTt rom
Nieniro nut no 4 such formalty would be
necessary if a meeting petwecn, ths two s,
cxecl,iives could be brought about ~
the event Of a meeting BENG sarrhhn g., -
on tho internal bridge ove'tthe RIO draniae
River, each remaining on llls rosVe'c'lllye
side OF the boundary line. N b. Ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-28
A Most Important Official.

hsfe - .''.s's.' INTEREST throughout 'NEt
ne',t - ~ poi't'en' contest ms year.
''''' ~ '''ie'ess az 70 WHO MI DC me
t'eH' ooYeri'or " virginia ana WHO VIII
pe sueeesspf - iioh' ihom ma ,. Martin
= '"e tn'teu states senate y ~ well
.i'a' 'hers s'lonlo DO interest These5a]ree
','port'ne o'llees. ana y IS important 'l
'Nat lhe pest man tof each position
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-28
SHUT OUT SALOONS.
Manassas Council Refuses to ! Is
5{8 NJ n sg3 sue Licenses. r.

Especial Ia The Times, Dispatch.) y III
g MANASSAS, " A., March a7,-Thc Town
Council torn!ght by n motion, made and ear;
been conducted, refused TO henr the appl-5
cations OF tho seven saloon keepers Of tile
The matter viii I'm all probability BIO carr
rIed Into the courts, and if ut the Council sisS
SUSTAINED. Il ManaaHasawll be ~ dry town. cer-
Stninlyl Whit 10 the present Council Is In office.
The seven saloons furnish the own SCI lou
rex nue, l4 Il III tyfs sfs 7. lalt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-28
NEW TUiN MEL OPEN.
First Engine Passes Through Big.
"a M, Tunnel lin Tennessee.

(f3y Associated Press.)
yKNoXYiLL III TIE mn. ], March s7--,lhe.
first engine PASSED tlroug the DIE lsoattsss
station to-day. The Doseett Tunneel. -
three-t;l,arters Of a mile I'M length, and mas
een 70 build oW IVY i9 ,ns
streams OF water which were struck III
Its construct On,45 ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-28
Had "a Bad Fall

h (special "a E Thag Tmes- p lspa tth15 . n
GOWN TON, n Al, March GIL tals.no "
tlns;oH e,defk ky as19'iiiesfI rn
lbs horse sulnda "a, wi IL receive Hes was
seriously injured his skull being fractured
and his ouder hurt !, Z. (. S ~ 90
stinson Is irnnl New y orN, ~ a'pQil NJ
years old and has been a 7 the Homestead
lolllY "a few DAYS. - ~ ri. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-28
Justice on Demand

B, Squire Lewis yesterday fined Gli ftpllI5 VII
ofGthe Chesapeake and Ohio. and $50 for carry
q Ing a conceded weapon. Tx
James Mitchell and Henry Marcal weso
fined $3.50 for trespass. d II "a fs u .
y Lucy jackson was sent down IN; default Of
slnsll fine for dsorderly conduct. b @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-28
Governor i Vetoes Bill.

fByif AesneInt ted Fress,l 81 q &
& NAsIIYILl.tS TEN Nj March q aoyernor,
Frazier to-day vetoed the Bill slncrsaslng thp'
salary az the Governor OF "A TENNESSEE from
$4,000 to $4,000 per year. The Icxeeptl ye nlainsl
the bill is an conflict with the Stat consti-
5tutlond ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-28
r,ip pire IN Alabama.

hff, spr(i} ! aiISftY. A la .Mafai H,sy at
. isi frftnl 'italipsdalc. Alu. silss I'M
de sl,slpesa psTtipao o. the fr lowG o.d XIV
NIX n !, iDss N given ~ S50W
Jim lnspronGe amounting 10 about olle- ,
gfuUrttll on that amount, II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-28
Questions for Senatorial can nd

igaltor OF TIE Times pispateh: !. "a
sir.. -FroSInalamei 0f p;lrp9,srs 2 ~ Z,
policies ats F Ion Kssia isrIk cam
,IrL ~ ssna f,rnpcriy-taI,d promises q
anuroyai solfcltad,-now that We 4. q, 20 (,
al eonesrna ~ tie aa sreal, ma ;han xs
raiinu or it,s trust Ggl, RAJ lroad ate,s,
rm rf a., of our honorable candlda TOR tlls
United States He1ato. what 3say sou'
fDoia we'd i 10 10 piy'ln,aN , ti,G'c,
i,uiG.a ynt first dp tnpflilhe Itlee'' i5ss N
ssf opfa ~ No. BETTE
y. Diultfi,s e. Jtd;lds. s}
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-28

After all March has been behaving
itself with more 4 han the usual decency
and dccorum. n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-28

Lineyitch is fast approaching a point
where he can fully enter into the feel
5ings of Stoessel and kuropntkin.i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-28
I.kHYnEzSiIE2i iT|0lpKY
Sot,r ~ tl1e Influenzillus.3

Song of the lnfluenzillus.
ssssy (Dr. II. 81. Arbutt declares that IN
tfl,ienzn Is disseminated by express trains am,
and steamships, and that owns served ,l
only by slow trains escape the oi lel
My ambition Is to bring OH frelnncl,ola,'
IL amelittle, but give u lot OF pain,
Il attack theaweak, the aged and ini,i l,r
get III them and proceed to raising ass ~
MY ambition IS to- bring on Inela N, ~
And 70 use my private chcmlc TO bril- bring ny
33ssi5.f5 on an epidemic SIS VII. ,3 t Il II
Good-bycl a6 I've got to catch the last
II express. ys
oh, China was my cradle and my birth.
she scattered me by telegraph and rail- al!
Bakalnva sent me swarnling over the
10 Spread abroad my rather painful
Oh, many men have tried in vain 70 STAY
stillr . I !. hurry on my message Ct ais Us
And Z move with greatest quickness in in
Goodbye! live got 70 catch the. fast
expr ess.sS 55 n $ \.
Let cholera morbus so along on foot
81 Let nlunps and measles move at creep l b
Let scarlet Fever stay where she is pitt
And chills and German Y rash so on BY
But III Il take the fastest train in ISL ht,
1 II use tho Recommendation less and lcsS;
Let my brows grow. danlp,mia q
& Good bye! I've got to take 7 ne last las.
(, express. al llSiS5 "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-28

The battleship Kansas, according to,
Governor Hoch, Is to be christened with
oil instead Of cl,ampa gnc. This VII, al
least be a novel way Of getting some
oil on the troubled waters.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-28

Judge 9Parkersre fuses to go back on the
bench. lie has found that an eligible
seat in front Of the bench pays better.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-28

The boil 5weevl Is said to lie thawihg5
out in Texas to get ready for the sum.
mer campaign
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-28

Justice Brewers proposition to have
the Golden Rule applied to the trusts is
all iright4if you can make 1t apply. Il u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-28

( The; United States treasury is said to
be suffering with a deficit of $50 ooo, GOO,
but all the fellows q t the pie counter,
great and small, y go right on drawing
their salaries. gs5 /.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-28
The Church and me Stage

sensational preacher in Chicago,
whose main purpose, We fear, was vas to
attract notice 10 himself, said on Sun
day last that the theatre was y greater i.s
moral power than The pulpit be-
lieve.. said he, fin, concluding his dis Is
course. the stage. is religious insti (:
tuition and as such Is growing greater
The theatre. will. j prophesy, one day rise
to become the highest and most power full l
exponent of good. ~
There are good plays and there are u In l.
structive plays and incidentally good les
sons may be learned from them. But the
absurdity Of this preachers claim is a p-l
parent when 1t Is remembered that the:
sole Object of the church is to promote
morals andrcligion. to make men better
and to save them from sin. while the
main object, IL not the sole object Of
the theatre, is to make money. There
may. be some honorable exceptions we
hope there are; but s a. rule men and
women do not so on the stage for the
purpose Of teaching Sreligi ion and theatres
are not run for that purpose, and IT is
to the credit Of theatrical managers TINT
they do not sat Zip the claim made by
the Chicago preacher that the stage is
ia religious institution. With them It is a
business institution and Is run for gain
If there were no profits in the theatrical
business it would soon be discontinued
The theatre cannot be run both as a
lnoney-nlaker%a and a religious institution.
Business is business X
5s .tS-==---=---5s5 81
The steamer on which the Kaiser has
Just started Sfor% d hol lay cruise was put
| at Ills Majesty s disposal By a well known
steamship company. One advantage fnj
/ being an emperor Is tina nobody Is going
to call you a CRATER. S. 1T II 1
$3.50 --------=-= VI Y i
The United States treasury is said to
be suffering with a deficit Of $50, 0oo, GOO,
but all the fellows a the pie counter
great and small, go right on drawing
their salaries "a Il
The battleship Kansas according to
Governor Hoch, is to be chrlstened with
oil instead OF clampa gnc. This VIII q U
least be a novel way Of getting some
oil on the troubled waters.
=--=T-----= e.
Judge Parker ref fuses to go back on the
bench. lie has found that an eligible
seat in front Of the bench pays better.
|
Justice Brewers proposition to have
the Golden Rule applied to the trusts is
all rightlif you can make It apply.
| l5i5e 5g =---==-----=$ 5s8 sg e
After all, March has been behaving
itself with more han the usual decency
and dccorum. VI
IS d,
Lineyitch Is fast approaching aspoint
where he can fully enter into the feel
ings of Stoessel and Kuropntkin.
--===----=-
The boil weevil Is said to lie thawiiig
out in Texas to get ready for the sum
mer campaign.
| X --------------=--:-: 5 s'
The millinery ads. are just another sign
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-28

& All Unsigned Communications will be
discarded. ~.
Rejected Communications Will not pe
returned unless accompanied by stamps
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-28

The steamer on which the Kaiser has
Just started ffor 81 hold W cruise was put
at Ills Majesty $ disposal BY a well known
steamship COMPANY One .ad tage sll
being an emperor Is t lla t nobody Is going
to&call you a graftcr. /. &. 'S.s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-28

I entered January n, 1908 at
Richmond, Va, as secot,d.elass
matter, under Act OF Congress
| Of March 8, 1879.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-25
Jsps, Proofs ADAMS. France.

Toxic, April Ell p. m.--Tar nav.
department. has issued the following
statement of indispu'abie Witnesses
who personally observed and report
as follows about the second Russian
Pacific squadron in Kamranh bay:
Two cruisers, one with three mast.
and two tunnels. Of the Dimi'r. Don
skoi class. the other with two masts
and three tunnels, were seen cruis.ut
inside the harbor Two throcmas'
cd merchantmen and ueluncI
steamer were anchored outside th,
northern entrance Of the harbor
Five vessels resembling battlo,hIp,
were anchored inside the harbor
Two battleships with two masts and
three tunnels. flying admira. has,
were anchored inside the harDOr
Six warshps. anchored In single for
matlon. lay outside the harbor on lh'
southern entrance. Heavy smoke va
seen rising inside the harbor Il T.
believed Admiral ROjestyenSky is ~.
naming IN the harbor 10 clean his
ships. coal and revictual them. prepare
ammunition and receive fresh store,
The Japanese newspapers continue
their unfriendly. comment OF me
French government over the kam'anA
bay Incident, despite the efforts Of mo
conservatives towards repression pend
ing the result OF negotiations. Pop
ular feeling Is growing more in'cns"
The government continues 20 With
hold the correspondence regarding The
affair
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-25
New Iron Furnace started.

Birmingham. Ala April z1--Ths
WOoiRard Iron company all b. ready
10 light the nres lu me pea and fhlFc
furnace. a. Wood p ard he arsi Of meas
maEih. \ battery Of new coke ovens
bas ben hf-d 90 preparation for thi'
event The company all thea hat'
q daily capaciJy ~ 4co tons Of pc
iron. Tho Bss furnace 'rackAEi CO.
washer snru,s etc have rust th.
company tl'-5 tr-n Tn" WOpdsasa
- the riches Independent iron makrt
IN the f0a.h
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-25
SQUADRON ORDERED
FROM KAMRANH BAY
Russian Admiral Must Leave
French Harbor.
MUST KEEP OUTSIDE OF HARsoR
Japanese Authorities Claim to Have
Absolute Evidence that Russians Are
Using French Port for WarIike Pur.
poses Against Them.

Paris, April 22.-l:35 p. NTH,
foreign Office received adyices from 81
Petersburg this morning showing thai
the instructions sent to Admiral Ro
jestvensky, are positive and explicit
and they must keep outside of II,
French waters.
The nature o fthe instructions D.,
said to be such that Rojestyensky mus,
observe them by strictly observing
French neutrality or else subjcc, him
self TO punishment from his govern
ment. Therefore the Officials her,
feel that France has succeeded IN ST..
curing the limit of what Japan can
reasonably ask. The government 4,
awaited the reply OF NJ Beau COVER
nor general Of lndo.China, upon the ,N.
act locality Of the Russian squadron
and whether il Is within or withou.
French waters. His absence from his
headquarters at Saigon may delay th,
governor generals reply, his last trI,
gram showing that he was at snail.
point south Of Hanoi, the capita, oil
TOnquin.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-25
New warsr.ps for Russia.

s. POersourg April 24-The com.
mission held by Grand Duke AleNan.
der M,CEay'oy'ch which has already
raised S5.ooo.o,o hy public constr On.
tions for the nav, ha, announced its
program Tn, vessel, To be- built ar,
as follows.
Three cruisers OF the Bayan tyne
tour guuboats of the Giltk type. ten
river gunboats OF 1873 tons. several tor
ppto cruisers OF $40 tons. one mine
transport Of the type Of the Yenlsci
o. ,orprdo boat d,slroyers, torpedo
boats and submarine boats. two OF
pa tons and % of $50 tons. and ten
coast defense vessels The names ot
several ship dcstroycrs at Port Ar
thur Ike the pa,iada will be repeated
and a number Of the ships will be- re-.
ncWod after the deceased officers who
distinguished themselves by individual,
efforts al Port Arthur One OF "a,
cruisers will be named Makarof.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-25

Washington. Coma. April "a Il 'nl'
% states sshAtF Otvule ilitchcOck
Plat % c0nn"t'ieat died a. hls ann
mer home Ia this hs bsnyo to~n, a.
\ 81 o'clock fridsY hiEbs. ffum pnou
mObla Tho end came almo.i ansA
psefsdly the immediate rauss beinE
The bfvskInE u 40 ab-esss which had
termed in the right lung ahd which
pfOiBcsd sirshEulatAos The funsfal
ulii probahly b. held Tuesday The
ssHaiof bad bern lil since Mach a.
bsyiBE ssEsFsd a ehil on The day Of
ssnsioF Hsuis1s funeral a. lisFtfofd.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-25

Lexington. Ky. April - -Thc most
important Witnesses OF the day In the
Hargis case were y :. Peters and j
n Little Curtis Jet 10 the Cynthi
ana trial said that on returning on
the train a. MS home after thSt trial
lanes Hargis. armed Nith a gun
cursed and abused him for teEliiying,
and threatened 10 klll him Re said
that on leaving the train Hargis kick
ed hin. Peters Swore that immedi
ately after the shots yere' fired
killed Cockrill b. saw Hafgis and Cal
lahan IN an upstairs window In the
Hargi. store. both armed wi'h guns
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-25
DISCUSS FREIGHT RATES.
New Orleans Want sa pHerential "a
Per cent.


New York, April 2i-At mce,rg
OF h.gh Atlantic Trunk line officers
viii hc held Wednesday next To take
mp the question Of import freigh,
rates There Is considerable unset
,lcment said TO exist over the present
situation.
New Orleans roads are demanding
permission In name diffcrcntial at
10 per cent under the Baltimore rRir
road rate on imported merchandise ~
Missouri and other points, The Balti
more rate ranges from } cents TO \
cents under New Yorks rate on the
various class ~ freight SO should the
New Orleans contention be granted
New York importers declare their post
ton would be- unfortunate. While ne
definite action Is expected at Monday
meeting, those interested say that a
free discussion of all the points IN.
vo,vcd will so clear the ATMOSPHERE
thai committee may be appointed t.
take the mdrtol up and prepare def
inltr COMPROMISE plan that all inter
est may hc induced to accept
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-25
ussivossok Objective Point

New York. April "a d..pa'ci
Aom Saigon 70 newspapcr 81 This
CITY asserts positively that The RH-
sian second Pacific squadron vas - y.
IN Kamranh hay On Friday II" c"r
respondent says the Russian v,ss'is
which number about 50 are short g
stores. and that France and German
steamers. irciutrg The. Ess and Dag
aiar. are carrying .mm"ns' quani!i."s
OF supplies fran sais o. To- steam
or Cridan has be,n sod for So Gao ir
Dc used Tor c0n,.y.ug stores. aaa eE
o1her steamer has beeG chartered i'i
ere same purpus'
The Briilsh steamer Htln o. 40
loadlne cosl az Saigon aet'lE '' p
store OF as.oeo ions ALREADY ac'rfl
% By Russian agents F'e collier.
vnl convey THIS fu~d 20 th" 'qnao
ia AnoiAtF Russian sqaa -f'l '.a
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Columbus. q April ~ -sup"rlBten.
dent Of The American anti ssioDn
league T.. 4 Rakef. shh0nurod ioda >
that the movement fOr public outdt-bf
mass MEETINGS on the Fourh OF July
a. which sYcatsSs ~ ,SomlbcBcs siii
address the people has met s;th pro
nounced sucosss NeaflT ever state
10 the union has reported 10 'arOt oi
the plan and some ~ the lAfEsst or
FaniEa,ions 81 the W0mah'a Chrsiian
Temperance rhiob favor The proIsoi
The pufpos@ ~ The movement To- 20
eliminate druhhehHsss 0H The fsHrb
sod "a eliminate ~ nss - danger
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