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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-19
READY TO RECEIVE ENvova
Al Arrangements Made Except Nam
Ina the Day Of Meeting.

Oyster Bay. l. l.. July lS-President
Roosevelt DEVOTED himself almost en-
cluSiVely today 60 the transaction Of
the executive business forwarded b
him from Washington and to recrea
ton at and about Sycamore Hill. Nc
arrangements for visitors was made
and no visitors was expected. Excepl
for the naming Of the day the arrange
ments have been completed for the ap
preaching visit 10 the president Of the
peace plenipotentiarleS The navy
department has suggested. and the
president has approved the idea that
the ENJOYS be brought TO Oyster bay
from New York on two cruisers. AfteI.
the informal reception the plenipoteS
tiaries will go aboard the Mayfiowef
and Dolphin here and will be taken in
those vessels TO Portsmouth, N. II.
with an escort OF at least one cruiser
and perhaps two. Commander Came
ron MGR. Winslow. who has been or
dered to command the Mayfiower
which will be at the disposal Of the
ENJOYS during their sGBourn I'm the
United States, will continue as the
presidents naval aide Notwithstanding
his new command.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-19
VOTE TO CONTINUE STRUGGLE.
Transfers Strike in Chicago viii BE
Prolonged indefinitely.

Chicago. July 1S.-Both the railway
express and the department store driv.
ers having voted TO continue the strug.
gle, union leaders predicted today that
the Ceamsters strike would be pro.
longed until after the convention OF
the international Brotherhood OF Team.
sters. which opens In Philadelphia Aug
Z. The department store drivers de-
cided by an almost unanimous vote
to continue the strike after they had
been informed that the railway express
drivers had taken similar action.
The railway express drivers vote re.
suited In q count OF l63 for war and
121 for peace. There are more than
700 members in the organization and
the light vote that was cast is due,
Il Is said, to the fact that nearly half
of the members of the Mlion have OBJ.
tanned work in other lines. Those who
have become indifferent remained
away from the polls.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-19

Nav York. July Is.--An oficlAl copy
81 the testimony taken by Supervisor
oent OF Insurance Hendricks in his In
eairy into the affairs OF the Equitable
1.lfe Assurance society, which District
Attorney Jerome made several unsue
eeesful attempts TO procure last week
Nas received At the district attorneys
once today. II was taken there by
= special messenger from the once OF
Aeoeers Hunter deputy superintendent
of Insurance. under an order Issued
yesterday by Superintendent Hen
prscks. Mr. Jerome has announced that
es viii make a careful examination OF
NE testimony and n conditions Seems
- warrant Il. criminal action will be
saksn.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-19
Gunbeat eoen Aground.

Navesink, n. J.. July 18Th" I-'ai
States gunbOat Dubuque Is Ssro1nt 2
the Horse Shoe slower New Yo-s .l'
near Spermacetto Cove. TIE sd
10 light and sea smooth. tt. ss-',.-
is IN no danger An attemp' To- $50
the vessel ~ high tide this lo'e2r.
was unsuccessful. Tugs vi - I'd.
TO her assistance and will p-o5a'7
fost her at the neat full tide q.
Dubuque came here for orders p
TO her going up the Mississippi r'F
20 Iowa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-19
KILLED Man In Church.

Owtngsvilic, NY July iS.-Tele
grams from pea'yyille, Ky, say thai
John MillSE OF Breathitt county shot
and killed James Crees and wounded
James NJ. Thomas. during a fgh, In =
church on Fraly creek. Nee county
yesterday, Miller entered the church
according to the repor, received here
and announced that Dee was the hes,
man ia the house Crees and Thomas
disputed this. and ,h, shooting fol
loved A mob formed "a lynch MA
Ter bu, the sheriff landed his prison
or safe, 10 The Beattyvile jail
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-19
sEeoARs HAD BANK ACCOUNTS.
New York Detectives Uncover = Big
Scheme to Fleece italians.

OSVoWs 70 VtotVe ttaVaUes
New York. July IS.-Detectives EN-.
ployed by the charity Organization so.
ciety have caused six alleged beggars.
ali property owners, to be arralgned
In the Harlem court II was assert
ed by the officers that the six prison
ers had formed themselves into q sort
Of beggars trust 70 do the italian feast
OF Our Lady Of Mount Carmel. which
Il being celebrated In Harlem's little
Italy.
All OF the prisoners were believed
to have bank accounts aud were land
lords. When one policeman found 1888
In bills and q quantity OF small coin.
Another had q bank book showing de.
posts OF si.AO0. II 10 alleged the gang
made elaborate plans for their opera
lions in the nelghborhOOd Of the lead
Ing Italian church, where they were
caught They found the Italians quite
liberal during the festival and were
reaping a harvest,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-19
TUTOR RossED HIS EMPLOYER.
$4,000 Worth Of Jewels Were Missing
a. Same Time He Was.

$15,OOO worm OF Jewels Were Missing
a. Same Time He Was.
New York. July lS.-Edward Park.
who has been arrested at Christian.
sand. Norway, In connection with the
theft OF $4,000 worth OF jewels from
the home OF Banker J. J. Higginson.
Is learned to have been a tutor in
the household. One OF the bankers
sons was recently placed in Harvard
by Park, and the second boy has been
studying at q private school in Massa.
chusetts under his coaching. Parks
was held In high esteem by the family
and was implicitly trusted.
When the robbery Was reported
some days ago. the police inspected
Parks and asserted that his photogrph
had been identified by a pawnbroker
who held some stolen jewels as pledges
for loans. Leave OF absence from
his duties Was granted the tutor only
the day before the police suspected
him, and he took passage by steamer
for Norway under his own name.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-19
- EIestroevt.d ., slna slnn.

osSuig " Y July iS-lauaes
Brc,n. white, and Charles Jackson.
neero. vtre pui To- death IN the cleo,
trte chair az Sirg SINK prison today.
Both s1rr1tlnns we're gueceseful
screen she' Police Csp'aiu wtliinm n
Ry'lt- a saving IS qra-gel IN ne ~
teTS fHoor iB Mes York city n Ie91'
Jack-rL s'ari Caa-es W RoH1ESg
witA q .'aa IN Iu.y teAa 10 tht nloeS
"a a. aurEa' az h.sasav uooseq.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-19

D0l'oa, Ca. lualy iS-C.rsrsi p W
Thomas died a. his home u ,h.s c.ty
PeritOntis Was he cause e.. DIS t.ath
Tie wa a graduate % Wee, H.-. and
was q distinguished hrigad.a a.re.a.
IN the c,nfsdrrate service fs. IA.
one % poltous sblvsi and we.. oa1
entiAi efi.t.as and has oFta .i1 r.-
lvadeat of me Dalton cit- scbo,i. o.,
VeumhGs a wears ard held 30. -
stl ~ us.e " bis aoalA
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-19
SsIl's POSITION
PUBLICLY DEFINED
AMOS MUST sE MoOERATG
~ fhs leading Papers Of Russia
sk|nres that Their PlsnIpOtsntiariSs
ti Defend the Caucasian RAGS
oss tps yellow Peril.

,B3t me folIoW Perts
I,blsrsburg. July 17.--l:T .. m.
Novoe VremyR today prints the
44ihg sfatement OF RuSsia's post
Whlch may be inspired:
4e1|a can consent only 10 such
IS vs. will not affect the dignity or
l Interests OF the empire. To act
h4fMlse would be fatal to Russia
1H would threaten all Europe. Eu'
fe no longer believes In Japan's AZ
fshSes that she will not restrict Eu
een Interests In the Far East. Even
EnglAnd and America the voices
4sorai inEtigatlons can be heard IL
4For of the indirect interference OF
powers 10 moderate Japan's de-
Hand Our plenipOtentlaries must
nfrfbeF that they must defend the
affsin not only OF Russia but alsC
lhe other Caucason powers and
tg WIN and moral support In Berlin,
10. Washington and perhaps even
London. 4 Our army In the field Is
'eb stronger than II was is months
o The Hamburger Naehrlchten
posea that Europe intimate 70 ia
~ that extreme demands viii be re-
1Iaa ~ Europe in general and espe
slIy Germany. This 10 valuable
sibment. We must ascertain the
tehtable maximum OF our con
elons 0@5apaa from the European
9lnl OF view aot accordingly.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-19
ssldIsrS Guarding Prisoners.

Birmhgham, Ala. July is.--A ape.
eial from 0Adsdcu this morning SAYS
hat the loeal military 10 guarding the
9all 10 prevent the lynehing Of the avs
negvocs who arr suspected % the, nar.
Der Of hfrN 8 ]. Smith, the white 40
laan who Was found dead AFTER having
heea erinlnally assaulted yesterday
snornlns The mob Which surrounded
ne San during TIE nigh, had no, ea.
eirely dispersed thla morning but bad
been drlveH back. hnt tAose Who ~,
mainsd stood OF Al some Aistanoe "A
ernapA No clash oceefrec during The
nlgAl Aad DO trouble = kxpsc,ed "A
apnE - iAe troops e., "a mart. ras
NF.hq7lflss FnEkrf 90 AVE -
shlx a
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-19
MutInesra XIV omser.

Nov York July ls.--Salesmen EN-.
4slarg regiment stationed here mutln.
~ today and killed an officer
etiaeera we're arrested. OWING "a
~ state Of siege the citizens OF I>odS
W. coppslled to contribute u 500
hIly % the maintenance Of Lhe troops
ora.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-19

Washington. July lS.-Chairman
shonts Of the Panama canal commits.
sion. chief engineer Stevens and Colo.
mel o. H. Ernst, also q member of the
commission and OF Its engineering com
mittee will sail for Panama next
Thursday on the steamer Mexico
which has recently been purchased.
and Will make Its FIRST trip on tina,
date. Two other members Of the
commission. Major Harrod and Gener.
al haiuS, are on the lsthmus as also
IL Governor MSgoon Mr. shonts will
not return to Washington before leav.
Ing hut Mr. Stevens will reach here to.
morrow To conclude matters in his OF.
nee as he does not expect 20 return
from the is'hmus for several months.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-19
sEc. SHAW DELIVERS ADDRESS.
At Dedication Of New York Y. N. c. A,
Building az Lake Geneva, VIE.

At Dedication Of New York Y. N. c. A.
Building az Lake Geneva. VIE.
Lake Geneva. Wis, July lS.-leslis
NJ Shaw. secretary Of the treasury,
has delivered the dedicatory address
al the new 5000 Y. NJ. c. A. build.
Ing here. Mr.. ShAv's remarks were
directed to and for the benefit OF the
American boy. lie said that there
were few places where the boy was
wanted. He was always In the way.
Boys are showed out and there are
few open doors for them. said Mr.. shaw.
II was TO provide az open door for the
boys where they would be surrounded
by good influences and be directed In
paths Of recitude and virtue shat this
building has been provided So that
by means OF the right to the uplifting
environments the boy will be enabled
to become good. upright. honest and
influential citizen Of the community. I
am often asked what boy should do.
aud my answer Is to do anything. but
be sure and do that thing better than
Il Is now being done. That is the
one great secret OF success In this life.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-19
noleotiva KILLED by an Unknov,n.

Warnaw. July IA sergeant OF the
tpleplives was shot and killed here to.
gay BY an unknown man. A patrol
% lnfahtry while pursuing the assassin
fed q volley. killing q merchant.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-19

~. Pets0burs. July 1.-THE report
lhAt n. SAipoR. directors OF the treas
Hfg department. would not accompany
<he RusRian peace mission to Washing
$50. h Incorrect
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-19
hs~ Stat. Judlelarr system.

Providence. r T.. July is-TaeR
state judiciary system OF RhOde
vas iRangura,ed today. IN %
the supreme court a. & has
f0t over q century. q rev %
eDsrt has bese formed 70 earn
vork Of the former Appellate A
TAilS . supatior caart q -
- fht &c cammsa plsaa 81 %
ssE'1n NnR alaplea b
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-19

Chicago. July 1s.-The frequently
deferred plan Of Mayor Dunno TO take
policemen on the wagons Of the firms
affected by the teGmsters' strike went
into effect today In the business dis.
tric,s About 800 policemen were re.
turned 20 ordinary duties. For a time
the business streets and crossings win
be guarded by additional policemen.
Specially guarded routes 10 all freight
stations viii BE- taken By wagons o.
The strikeaIected nrm&. Asa pro.
l.minary 70 the change today. the %.
lice on Wagons In the business districe
have for a week been h plain csosA-
ing instead % uniforms.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28
PUEBLO pILCRINy PRAYER
WILL or GRANTED AND THEIR
PROPERTY EXEMPTED FRoa
TAXATION --l4AvlNo GREAT
TIME iN CAPITAL.

superintendent Clinton .. Cranaail.
sf the United States Indian Industrial
school Of Santa BE, who Is IN Wash.
iaEton with the parry OF fourteeB
Pueblo indians. delegates from the
various Pueblos Ia the territory.
writes that the delegates have had .
grnnd time They are greatly impress
sod and aston,shed at what they have
Eeon and have learned some valuable
lessons. They have been presented
10 tho president ia the cabinet room
and be talkoa 70 several 81 them.
They thought thS Great Father a
great man indeed aud looked upon him
with reverence and awe The aelesa.
tion has also called on the secretary
Of the interior and the attorney geh-
cral fho party has la taken 10
the theater several times. have hean
shown She sites OF Washington and
lls wembers are simply 0verwhelmoa
with what they saw.
Their petition a. % exemption from
taxation waa presented 10 the c0m-
missioner Of Indian aIalrs. and the
secretary Of the interior and BY them
fay0rably considered. a. was an.
nounced IN a diapatch In The Clflseh
The other day A proyino granting en-
enption from taxation was put into
the indian appropriation bill and has
passed The house Snd Il lh believed
VIII paas the Een0te without trouble
ard thus beoome law. This u All tho
Pusblos ASK and they viii return hap
~ Indeed q the result Of their trip.
Superintendent Crandall and Inter
pretor Samuel Eldodi have been busy
an the time going about with tham
ana explaining the many points OF IN.
ierest about the national capital u
takes good many explanations 10
satisfy them Every member d the
party is vol and al are expeotud 10
return 10 tae territory about tho frst
of FVnruary
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28
RRVENGE OF A
FkstEN QUEEN

Vienna. Jan. 70. The story of a
postage stamp. aud the revenge OF
fallen queen ia the one topic ol con.
vcrsatiou throughout sorvia. bulgaria
ana Roumanla
To commemorate King Peters cor,
onation. the scryian government de-
cided 20 issue a series OF specially Dc.
signed postage gtsiupa 0f considerable
artistlo value aud OF large alze. When
the rough design OF the nthmps. which
were Ia bear side hy side the prohlc
OF king Peter and his ancestor Kara
George. vas approved. the final draw
ms and engraving were entrusted 10
a French artist. ~ NOuchon.
The result wna admired BY all. nut
before tho stamps had been In cir.
culaison many weeks the government
suddenly called In al that remained
unsold. and made desperate efforts TO
collect even single specimens IN the
hands Of private individuals. For
when the stamp was held upside
down. there APPEARED clearly 10 every
one the death mask OF The murdered
King Alexander Ohroncyltrh. Tho
Hhastly face OF the dead sovereign
was made TO appear by the engraycr
manipulating oiovorly the eyebrows.
eyes and nose of the two Karagoogxe.
witch profloe.
King Aiotandor's distorted and mu.
tilated face a formed by a portion
Of Klug Peters head with that OF his
ancestor Kara George. Tho nOstrils
oi ths two heada together from the
eyes. the moustachea make the eye.
browa. and the eyebrow and eye of
Kara Georgo form King Aloxander's
nose aud mouth.
Il Il asserted that the ongraver was
Inspired by the ex-Quoen Natalie 10
fake" the design and introduce the
features Of her murdered son.
The death mask stamps" a. they
are now called. have undoubtedly
made a profound Impression In the
Scrvian army and among the unedu.
Gated classes. The governments at
tempt 10 recall all tae stamps proved
frultloas az thousands have been used
on letters ana a vast number are
held by private Individuals IN Sorvia.
The government has, however, ln'
strncted its agents In vienne. Lon
don Paris and Berlin. TO visit stamp
iealaFs and BpoculatorB and buy up
~ many Of the iliomoned labels ~
possible. regardless Of cost
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28

she startled her parents and brought
Them down stairs by her playing Of
neethovcn's Moonlight sonata" and
u was this experience that decided
her father 10 give her al the adyant.
ages IN the way OF musical studies
possible in Melbourne
Nine Meiha dolishts IN tolllnR OF
hcr frsi appearances on any stsre n
took place In the town hall Of Rich.
mond, a suburb OF Melbourne. when
She was six years old. Tier selections
we're shells Of the Ocean" and Com.
in thru the Rye" Upon both Of
these contributions she uas recalled
"a one OF the successor Of the even.
ing. Her mother. who was he's fret
teacher OF the plano. was an accom-.
pllshed player upon that instrument
A. well a. upon the organ and harp.
and the childhood days Of Nine. Moiba
we're passed In a household where
sood music was fully appreciated.
Mme Me.ha says that she distinctly
remembefs when, only three - four
Years old, she crawlt under the piano
and remained there for hours listen
ing 20 her mothers piaying and the
singing Of her aunt gave her the best
possible suggestions IN regard 10 her
development In vocal work
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28
she IS ONE OF THE BEST
TODAY ON THE STAGE
AND TWELFTH NlaHT." WRIT
TIN BV THE BARD OF AVON.
WILL De THE PLAY.

Mias Marie wainwright known 20
an Inc world M one OF the leading ex.
pononts Of shakespeare master.
pieces, ls soon TO treat the play lovers
N this city 70 hor worldfamous i'm.
personation OF Viola In Twelfth
Night which. % every one acaualnt.
ed with shakes1oarean productions
kaows, Is as much "A comedy 0f er.
rors" as the other play 70 which the
hard OF Avon gave that name. Miss
wainwright's role IL that OF the dis
guised page. who turns the heads OF
the titled lovers Of Illyrla without re-
gard 10 sex and paves The way for a
very advantageous alliance for the
long missing brother who was her
double. while herself laying alcge TO
the heart of the duke she admises.
Miss Wainwright carries Viola through
the iumhle OF complications into which
her male disguise throws here with a
dclicncy Of touch thar mGSes her per
iofmancc one u the most charming on
the stage. At Eiks opera house Fri
day night. February rs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28
ROBERT BURNS
scoTLANp's LAUREATE ~ ALIVE
WOULD HAVE BEEN i4e YEARS
OLD WEDNESDAY,.

it Is not quite one hundred and
any years since Robert Burns was
born. Wednesday, January 20. was
bis if6th birthday. and that pight the
aons Of Scotland. az Is their custom,
appropriately celebrated the event IN
almost every city Of Importance In
the world.
Il " said that among the burrows
oi his fathers field. while yet a young
man. he was inspired with the per
pelualiy quoted wish
That l. tvr poor auid Scotland's sake.
Some useful plan or book could make.
or sing a song. az least"
one OF his biographers has said.
Since sappho loved and sung there
mas been no such national lyrist o.
burns. Let who will make her laws,
Burns has made the songs. which her
tmigrants recall by the long wash
OF AustralRslan seas. Ia which maid.
ems are w0oed. by which mothers lull
their infants. which return through
open easements unto dying ears
they are the links. the watchwords
the masonic symbols OF our race
There is the vehemence OF battle. ths
wall Of woe. the march of veterans
the smiles Of meeting. the tears OF
parting friends, the gurgle Of brown
burns. the roar of TIE wind through
plnes. the rustic OF bafiey riga. the
thunder on the hill--nll scotland is h
his verse;"
But Bobbie Burns was more than
the poet ~ Scotland; no was human
ily's poet. He vas a poet OF democ
raey. No poet In any age or country
has given clearer or more attlng OK
preston to the ideal OF democracy.
Then let us pray that come Il may
A. come Il viii for a. that
I That sense aud worth. DER a. ths
earth,
May bear the gree. and a that.
For a. that. and a that
It's coming yet, for a that
When man To mln. the warld DER,
Shall brothers be for a. that"
II would be dificuit to find IN Al
literature a clearer expression Of lib
erty. fraternity and equality than tina
contained In the poem Of which th,
foregoing Is the closing stanEa.
Il II well for his conntrymen to cole
brate the anniversaries OF the birth o
Bobhio Burns. hut they are not alon'
In their recognition OF the value to hu
manity os bis life ana work. Through
on. the civillzed world. among all PED
ries. wherever there dwell loverT o
liberty or humanity, there viii b.
found towers OF scotiand's poet.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28
MELBA SURPRISED nER
Parents IN CHILDHOOD
sHE WILL 90 AT ELks OPERA
HOUSE ON FRIDAY sioHr. FEs.
RUARY ".

Thase who are 10 hear Mme. Melia.
the great prima donna. a. her concert
Al the EikH opera house February NJ,
sill be Interested 10 ku0w something
Of tho childhood Of thls artist and che
causes whica led 70 her semafkable
succese az 0Du OF the worlds great
singers u was Ia Melbourne. Austria.
ns, that Nine. Molba'g childhood vas
PASSED. and 4 ls without dolDl due %
me rare musical gifis Of both 0f her
parents that much ~ her success 10
dne. One familiar with the childhood
Of Nine, MolbA tells Of al inci6oui IN
her iife whlcn we'll Illustrates the
early development OF herimUsicai sen
ua. Il was In the dead og night that
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28
Crown prince Has influenza.

Berlin. Jan. 26.--Crown Prince
Frederick william Is confined by III.
ness which Is considered an attack Of
Influenza II is denied that he con.
contracted pneumonia from his broth.
ar Prince Eitei Friedrich. The Iatter's
condition is reported 20 be favorable.
killed Rodecki rather than pay him
ok months wages which were due.
and he aftorward cut up tho body.
sawed II In has and buried it In an
old collar. The same manner OF dis
posing OF the body OF a second farm
hand was followed, and evidence WAS
brought TO light that Indicated thaf
Marx was guilty Of a series OF muir
ders all Of the victims being buried
on his farm.