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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-29
IAPS MUST RECEDE
IF THERE BE- PEACE
Russians Declare They Cannot
Accept Proposition.
RoosEvELT's APPEAL UHHEEDEp
No Apparent End is In Sight at Peace
conference-6oth Powers Refuse to
Yield, and II Looks as Though the
War viii Continue.

Portsmouth, n. H., August 2S-PTeS.
ident ROoseyelt's intercesslon at Pc.
terhoff and Toxic has not been sue.
cessful as yet, but enough prOgress
has been made 10 insure the prOlonga.
tlon OF the negotiations beyond today.
A certain result has been achieved at
st. Petersburg but II there is event
ually TO he peace Japan also must
chang cher attltudP The re.purchase
Of che northern half Of Sakhalin island
still points the clear ROAD 20 the only
possible compromise. but 1t must be
a purely commercial transaction. not
a claim for indemnity in disguise.
There had not been the slightest in
dicatiOn upon 10 II O'Clock this morn.
ing that Emperor Nicholas would re.
Cede from his announced determine.
ton not TO pay tribute under any
form And, In the quarters most com.
petent to Judge, there Is not the slight.
est prospect of change. But II ia
pan would bond, II sac would re-
nounce formally her demand for ire
imbursemen, for the cost OF the war"
by the withdrawal Of the price she sets
upon the northern half OF Sakhalin and
frankly max cthe proposition TO sell
the island on a commercial basis. II Is
din cult 10 see how Emperor Nicholas
having already accccdcd 10 the old
conditions proposed, could refuse
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-29
conferenee Held b, ParIs.

Paris. August :S.-Premier Rouvier
had long talk At the foreign office
today with VI Jusserand ambassador
to the United states. Its nature has not
been disclosed. hut It Is presumed
that il related 10 American affairs and
10 the general status Of the nrgrot.a.
mons a. Port smOuth However,
government, b. not giving any outward
signs Of activity In connection wwi'h
the peace conference owing to the
sonsiuvrnrss VI French relations VII.
Russia
Information from offic as az St Po.
rrr-hurg shows that Ambassador Mcy
era meeting with the emperor lasted
only ten minutes and was not produc.
tive of notable results Tt, brrvIty Of
tho meeting Is looked upon as Al un
iayorlhl" sign
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-29
cra- LIk., Roo.eveIt,s AtItude.

Berlin. August 2S-Thr Associated
Press today received the following
communication from the foreign once:
The foreign Office empowers the As
ISOLATED Press To declare that all re-.
ports over he opposition Of the I'm
poror Ia the mediation ~ Presiicu'
Roosevelt are absurd The emperor
regards the ondeavors Of the presl'
dent with admiration and takes the
greatest interest In the success OF the
!al,ors for peace In whose beginnings
the emperor personally assisted
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-29
CHARGED WITH MANsLAueHTER
Young Man In Florida Arrested Upon
Very Serious Charge.

Tampa. Fla, August 2S.-J. ". Nv
ans. a prominent young man recently
from Georgia. was arrested here on
a warrant sworn out by his deceased
wife's father. T. c. Smith, former may
or Of Coolidge. Ga. chraging him with
manslaughter in causing the death OF
his wife by a criminal operation. Ev
ans was released on $500 bail. Mrs.
Evans died in May, 1904. and Evans
Instituted prosecution against the at
tending physician. DR.. Hiram S. Hamp
ton, charging him with manslaughter
by the careless and ignorant perform
ance OF a surgical operation. Or
Hampton was convicted in the criminal
court and sentenced to five years In
the pententiary later securing a new
trial from the supreme court.
Or. Hampton now claims 10 nave
discovered evidence that Evans per
formed a criminal opera ION on his
wife prior TO calling him in as ply
stefan and that his conviction was the
result of a plot 10 shield the real cul
prlt and Mrs. Evans father. upon con
sidering this evidence, instituted the
prosecution OF his son.in-law. Evans
and Smith are members Of prominent
families in their section of Georgia
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-29
Fine Depot for Mobile.

Mobile, Ala. August 2S After con.
Siderng the matter thoroughly Colo
mel T. l. Russell vice presidcu, of
the Mobile and Ohio railroad. with
Offices In this city. has decided that
the umbrella sheds are no, I'll,
thing" a. formerly decided. ana plans
have been changed So tha' coutluu
Gus ,hci 600 te't cong and lSo 80,
vide Wi.l be bui,t The work ON he
noS depo- will bek.n a, once. and rush
80 sith an possible speed Mir james
DcUSon. genera superintendent; of c0a
,;ructlou. has arrived IN 10, city 4irec,
from Washington u g.. ana w.s or
tar grolr- ,r., u.-ges ,.sslaS %.
,and ar ste Na.vs. 90 Atlanta -
nc architect
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-29
Mnman In Case Arrest.t

Chattanooga, August ~
at R0ssvillo arrested NJ
OF Spring Place, Ga, on -
numbering her husband a.
was found hanging 20 a p.
saw mill near Spring Pan
weeks ago. whore. Il Ma r.i'.
committed suicide Mrs la
Xix were indeed hy 'h'
jury OF Murray county &C.
cause OF a statement -
daughter. who told tha' H'
woman killed her fa'h,r 90 '''.
Mrs La came 20 a ,I'H-
later moved 20 RosSviu"
be taken to spring Place
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-29
OFFICIAL is INDICTED.
Holmes, a ststistician Of the Census
Bureau VIII Face jury.

Washington, August 2S-EdWin S.
Holmes. Jr., Of Washington. D. C.. un
oil recently the associate statisticiau
OF the department OF agriculture but
who Wa dismissed as an outcome OF
ttn g. stigatIon into the leakage
into the cotton crop reports, has been
indicted by the grand jury on a charge
Of conspiracy to defraud the govern
ment.
This announcement was made by
United States District Attorney Nor
gan H. Bea - just after he had re
turned from New York city. where he
has been instrumental In causing the
arrest OF Frederick A Peckham, the
New York croker at Saratoga. and
Moses Haas, Of New YorR.
There are two Indictments covering
the charges against the three men.
MIR Beach said that Holmes. who
has been away from Washington for
some time and whose whereabouts
have not been generally known, Will be
here Saturday to answer the indict
ment
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-29

Orleans Both developed In Isolated
sections Of the parish and were thor
ouga,y protected. so perfect is the
confidence that the fever Will not live
I'm 81 Tammany owing TO the absence
Of .t,gDmyia that while thousands Ol
New Orleans people are now located
in -, Tammany others continue &c
20 here,
The authorities Of ST Bernard have
RECONSTRUCTED their act!On IN the mat
ter Of the shipment Of fruit from Chal
mette. II has been demonstrated tc
them that there Is no danger Of n
lection under the present rigid rules
Of detention and the precautions thai
have been taken by the fruit compa
MES and The parish authorities have
notified DR. white Of their willingness
20 let ships land within the limits OF
the parish.
The city authorities have taken steps
20 supply moqsuito bars 10 the parish
prison houses or refuge and jaili
a. result Of recent report OF the
grand jury. The necessity for this
has been emphasized by the appear
anrc Of two cases OF yellow fever Ia
local prisons.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-29
NEW LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Plan Is TO Form Organization for Pol
Icy Holders Benefit.

Ncw YORK. August 2S.--Accordlug 10
reports circulated yesterday IN IA.
hnlu,la, district = new lie msuruao.
company 0s being organized and more
than $4,000, 900 already has been sub
>yrp,i toward It's capitalization. n.
G.t OF men who have signihed thvIl
intention Of taking stock includes some
OF Ihc W,,rh.,s' and best known
hnauC.rr, IN the country
% Is understood that promoters "
nor t,hr l,Uu,o steps toward begin
Ming business unt3 !1.uoO,uOO has been
sub,cr bed
Non par,clPH'ug puacics will he IS
sued anu O. 10 planned tu make The
cash value uf those policies. tht
amount ~ NE r,,,,,, 90 other word,
u tNr poll, ra'i', desires ~ rral.t,
on The policy duurg u, Me time. a.
he i,rU r,s',,c ~. 1r paid 20 him
les . PCT cent
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-29
Low Tas Rate In Museooee.

Columbus, Ca, August IS. The Mus
cogee county tax rate. already the low.
est of any county Of wealth and i'm
portance In the state, will very prob
ably be still lower this year The
county commissioners will meet in q
day or two TO fix the rate. and IL Is
understood that the bord will reduce
the rate from $40 per $1,000 to s. &C
Thus the combined state and county
tax rate in this country will be s. 50
the same as last year The county
commissioners will make this reduc
ton on account Of the slight increas,
In the state rate and thus the burden
Of taxation upon the people of Mus
cogec county remains the same Com
pAratively speaking. ii is very light
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-29
VIII Not CAV out Troop,

Chattanooga rrrn. Au.Hs. ~ ,n,
sruor Coz. n tClephuHr '...D..a
said by ga aat tEiuA q r,,.s,afy .y
send ',ov.s 20 TgAcy C'V a.... -,
c.aI u.a,a wtro assassin rr.
sumau,, 90, unloa miners T.. 80,
,rnor utN So to The sccny OF .rOu
a.r. A oUi clnVraIoa % uu.on a.,
n-rs aaG operators Wil b. held a; Tar
- C.O to-day. zoe nsn have bces -,
% SasA tk.gg goT "A mozthA
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-29
sessOard sueerinteno,o, pc -

Norfolk Va. Angus -
James NJ Barr. Of the S"ashh y
Lane Railway. has .fsus3
announcing The resigraHna
Huger general super r.'rt..
SeabOari system. and '.v AlP
In hs place 81 Charles n IA
on division saper.u'sntert a.
hoard with hrAdquart'0 a.
superintendent wiI b. - e.
Va
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-29
OPEN SHOP FOR PRINTERS
Chicago Typothetae Declares War Up.
on Typographical Union.

Chicago, August IS Chicago today
became the center Of q struggle OF On.
ploylng printers throughout the coun'
try against the International Typo.
graphical union To defeat the latter $
attempt to secure the S.aour day.
Open shop notices were posted In
four OF the large printing establish
m"nls. members Of the typOthctae
The spirit Of the independent dCcla,
ration will BE- carried out by the ON
pioymcnf Of uOn.union printers az once.
O,hcr members OF thSIyporhe,ac have
piann,d 10 follow suit Union officials
say that the first nOnuniOn man to ap.
pear In any OF the typUthciae estah.
nshmcntS viii be- the signal for a gen.
eral Walk.Out In every plant controlled
By the master printers organization
Nor than 10000 job printers through
out the country may be- inyoiyod event
ualy In the struggle The 9.hour day
prevails AT present and the employ.
crs contend that they have the right
30 employ men according To their
worth.
\ stilkc ~ job mcssmcn may ~,
low, but this has not been determine
definitely.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-29
Young Man Seeks wa,ery Grave

Savannah. Ca, Angus e
man. handsome In appraia'..
identity possessing al uUl.a,
OF refinement and education 81
name appeared on thc pa-,.'- ..
as J. Wentworth, OF Ba'wu
cd from the aft deck Of ne ...'.-.t
Berkshire OF the NJ a NJ T'v..'-
ton company's zine cnrun'" 2. Oh"
timore last night and Wa
The emergency bOa' waN '"'.N 81
manned Immediately by a..
The searchlight was 'h1'.
with all dispatch and Clp'a'n '..
commanding the ship. cast
server out Immediately. A..
quarters OF an hours d.'s..'
curing which time no ''-.
man vas found the ship r..'.
course
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-29
v,~sr RObs Preacher.

,sau. Aa-u" -S-On eu,srirg
a house - s-',a he lad been ca...
- 6.tsut re- prison sai o. To- critical,
Ni H., u"Rrtict Ro-,.uskl % :.
s'naisiaus Ca'ool.e cEur,n. uAs toda,
Sc, upon D. tso mrn Aat a uonaAg
AID rubbed ~ NVao r. cas- ahd tuc
cseoss Cor 80 Each The pc,.ov Aavs
maas three ATEsEis In eOssecsloa usGl
the case.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-29
Mayors elect on,esrs,

Toledo. q, August ~ The League
N American municipalities cOncudcd
~ convention by selecting Chicago
a. ,ht nrI /, meeting place The follow
ing N,rc elected officers ~ he league.
President r q. Rh"ti. mayor OF
Charleston : g. first Wee president
Henri, Rohl. columbus, q second Nlrc
president Joseph y N-CanrTty OF
N1,Nmus,oa. Y G: thru VICE pres
dent George T. Hine. ~ PouEhANvp
SIC Y y fluTH Ntc" resident ,
\ T,-tace. Tcrunto. C.-7r4 sec-e
tarv. Johu MacNicart. poAo.ue-.
,r,asur,r ". u Morgan. O;'ogge,ov n
= -
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-29

Jackson. Miss. Aug ~ Tr-
uee cases were reported trou CAT
port ibis morning naAinE ssvcu al
told. TIE Infected part q; he cry Co.,.
one mile from the beach "a ;he aortf
err section and the lnHocttoa Il IL As
ueved q doe 70 MlsaiSslppi CAY. V2les
n unIy a fcw mgles esHeAns
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-29
lsro. o,esrs Cor &c p, c.,

Mobile. A. Angus -
haze cIurt there has .-
Agreement bstVceu 'hs -
con aai Kaasas Ci,y "a -ra.
GuArt.aa Trast COMPANY e.
for TIE purchase - 5eo '-'
TIE anoart n VAlue ua1
AErasmsal 3 92aA.0oa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-29

'o|NNt W INV SeseS W J~''S' '~'~' ~'N
deaths reported 10 the authorities.
New Orleans. La August 2S.-1h'
Inle board OF hetalth IL receiving ad.
f|cea from some points In the stute Of
AIodined guarantees, resulting FROM
&c own campaign Of education and
sho fact that centers OF Infection out
SIDE OF New Orleans are disappearing
here and there. The fact that none cx.
espt the firs imported cases have ap.
Deared at Shreveport, or Hunkie, and
chat the Bon Ami infection In Calca
s5eu u likely 10 be wiped OV Is max
tng an impression ON skeptics who
~ the beginning placed little faith In
khe mosquito theory, Al all three OF
1hoae points the fever WAS scientific
AlIy treated and apparently success
fully. The result Ii shown In the fact
hat Natchltoohes and other points
are raising their guarantees or mod
Ding them.
FuHlgstlon Order Of Day.
Following the appeal Of the Marine
hospital authorities. a large number of
householder today are engaged In
Navigating their premises Many
others. II Is expected. will do 50 to
morrow. Il Is estimated that % per
cont OF the hoascholdcrs disinfccted
last Sunday II 20 per cent more
fnllow suit this week thcrr will be
measurable satisfaction.
within the next two weeks It is an.
ticipated THAI all the premises In New
Orleans Will have been treated To sui
phIr or pyrethrum treatment That
ehey should be. Is cons dercd essential
60 the success OF the fedcrul plan
Professor Royce 81 Liverpool school
90 tropical medicine. has VISITED the
emergency hospital and seen yellow
fever cases there for tho hrst time
time. There Is number of typical
cases under treatment aud they utter
'eated the Liverpool sc~ntist very
much. Professor Royce said thai
from what he had seen here during a
brief inspection everything poAslh.,
was being done by the federal autaor
iitios 90 soontrol the fever the organi
nation was excellent and there was
every promise that the hght would be
Successful Professor Royce believes
absolutely IN the stosomyia as the
only means OF transmission OF the dis
ease
The announcement OF yellow tower
at Gulfport. created no surprise here
Il WAS anticipated from knowledge ~
possession Of the local authorities. All
the coast towns are now extending
their guarantees to Gulfport Biloxi
has thrown Gordon around herself
and Hay - louis Pass Christian aud
other cities arc following that course
Thep NJ however. he no general
auAranliur hy Nv Orleans against
either Gu'Nvf or M.sslssipw City
The discovery cot additional cases
at Lake rra, ...,. threatens 20 bot
tie ha' town completely. aud will
, hRpdlcap 1.' .u.i blanchard In his
efforts e. -..H.. .a'r1sl cum muni
cation 90 .H r. .. - ~, state
RNortuua',., '. '... I.. Whence. there
a. q prt,al .r.p ...,. .r. q ha,
4,mno MACE .. .. .. o., $3.50
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-29
THREE LIVES LOST
IN A HOTEL FIRE
Conhagration at Sunni 4rR ,,r,
Results Fatally.
5 OTHERS BURNED OR >..7sp
The Fire Was Supposed to Have 30
mated from a Defective ~ -,.,
Many Guests Leaped from W.r..m
Clad in Their Night Attire.

MANY Aueots Lcdpeu from v ~ ~
Clad in Their Night Attire.
Bradfield. Me-, August ., ...,
persons lost their live, c-..
in a fire which destroycU g.. A...
acook hotel at Lake Marararua
Five other persons wei D..
otherwise Injured.
The hotel management a,... :.
bodies are those of Mr. AL. b.. -
A. Martin, and child Of Bu.... %
the reason that all the o.n ......
have been located and TIE 81. ..
respond with theirs.
More than fourscore gu,-. ..
ployes escaped in night a''. M4.,
of them leaping from th. -. o..
That there had been los, ~ az
not known until search
during the forenoon r.s,a. go,
charred bodies.
The fire. which is suplo.., ...'
been caused by defcc9N. .....
spread rapidly throughou ' 3D.
and a half stories OF the wu.l,
ture. Clerk Boutwell, di,.o.
flames and aroused all 3D." u... .....
In doing this, however, b. 81, ......
ly burned.
None OF the guests save! '.
sonal effects. Nearby cu''a- ...
vided clothing and shelter ....
Of the guests
The hotel was built - }.a. ls'
and was owned by the Man.
abroad
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-29
STRICT QUARANTINE
IS BEING MODIFIED
any Towns Near New Orleans
Now Infected.
sgTuArIoN 70 PRACTICALLY SAME

pthorltIes Have Started Campaign Of
FlsmlpstIon--crsseent City viii Not
0sarantlne Against the Surrounding
Tewna ~ First Reported.
New Orleans, August 2s.-There has
8sBB 70 now cases Of yellow fever and
B doaths reported 10 the authorities.
The Washington times., 1905-07-02
COLUMBUS BOWED
BEFORE WAlBROOK

The Columbia Athletic Club of this
city met defeat at the hands of the
WaIbrook Athletic Club at Walbrook.
Md, yesterday by IL to G.
A drizzling rain fell during the game,
making it difficult to handle the ball
and causing most of the runs scored
There were great many exceptions
taken to the umpire's decisions on both
sides and causing d great deal of
wrangle, especially in the fifth inning.
when the first baseman deliberately
kicked the first bag from under Tay-
lor's fest.
wisheau started in tc pitch for the
Columbias, but the Waibrooks look
kindly TO his curves and he was re-
lieved by Curnane in the fifth, who did
better
The Walbrooks started scoring in the
first. getting one run on 4 base on balls,
stolen base, and wild pitch. They
scored four more in the second on a
double. three hunts, an error and a
wild pitch. They scored three In the
fifth on two errors and home run. and
scored their last runs In the eighth on
a hit by pitcher. stolen base and a
single. The Columbias started their
scoring in the third on two bases on
balls and two hits They scored two
more IN the fifth on two singles and q
double. Their last runs Were made in
the ninth on three successive hits.
The score.
The Washington times., 1905-07-02
AMERICAN TENNIS
PLAYERS WINNERS
May Sutton Takes Semi
Final Round.

LONDON. July 2.-In the semi-hnal
round of the singles for the wornen,e
championship at Wimbledon. yesterday.
May Sutton, the American expert, con-
tfnued her winning play and defeated
Miss Thompson, 8-6 and 81.
In the gentlemen.s doubles. Ward and
Wright, the Americans. defeated the
Baddelley brothers They won In five
sets. the score standing So. aS, 40.
81, and e-1.
The first round in the mixed doubles,
went to Miss Sutton and Hoicembs
Ward by default
Americans Win.
In the gentlemen's doubles Larnsd
and Ciothisr. Americans. defeated
Clarke and Timmis in straight sets,
80. ca, and Ga In the womeu.s
doubles, Miss Sutton and Miss Morton
defeated Mrs. McAulay and Miss Ripley,
Co.
The last of the American players IA
the contest for the singles championships
went out III the semi-ffnal round when
w. A Larned lost TO Smith. So, ~
and SIS
The Washington times., 1905-07-02

Tho hollow manner in which Hamburg
Belle, greatest daughter of Hamburg,
won the Equality Stakes, Monday, from
a fine field of youngsters. indicates that
she is back in form, and even IL Beidame
gets back to her Suburban shape the
daughter of Hamburg has license TO
challenge her supremacy.
After the FLY had run and won there
was plenty of gossip about a meeting
between her and Beldame. Both of these
mares are in the Long Island Hanoi
cap TO be run Monday, and it would De
a fine race and q good attraction TOT
the Coney Island Jockey Club If the PAIR
could be brought together
Probably as good FLY as has been
seen out in some time is Whimsical,
which won in easy fashion Monday. Inc
youngster was a maiden week or so
back, but she has developed very fast
with racing, and now she is one OF the
best Of her age in training.
Tim Gaynor. who bought and trained
the filly from the time she was Il year
ling. is enthusiastic over her. No bet
ter work fill or sweeter-tempered miss
has heen seen around the local courses
this year, and If Whimsical trains on
she will probably be the best of the two
be surprising 10 see her beat most of
the cream of the colts.
In the Brighton derby fl is likely that
sysonby and Agile may come together
again. They are both eligible, at any
rate. And, what is more interesting,
oxford, winner OF the Wentworth der
by. is. too. Since all three of these
horses will have up penalties. which
means that they will all carry respecta-
bic weight tie derby should decide
whether Agile was at his best in the
Tidal and whether Oxford is a first class
three-y ear-old. If beating Agile is a
test, Oxford has proven that already.
but since Agile has shown such marked
improvement At Sheepshead, 1t is not q
certainty that he was himgelf when Ok
ford whipped him IN the Broadway at
Gfaveeend. Osseap, winner OF the Swift
stakes at sheepshead. is not in any of
the races at Brighton 1t is evidently
the intention of Brady to put the Orpus
The Washington times., 1905-07-02
INTERIOR AND WAR
PLAYED TIE GAME

Interior and War played tie game in
the Departmental League yesterday.
Score, to s.
Seven innings and half were played
in the driving rain and fast work with
the soggy ball was impossible, although
the twirlcrs had fairly accurate control
Interior took the lead in the fourth
Inning and appeared to have the game
won. but War tied it up in the seventh.
In the first half OF the eighth the game
was called after Interior had made three
more runs.
Interior scored all of it's runs in the
fourth on three bases on balls, a double
two singles, and an error.
he