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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-14
Swamp.Root a Blessing to
Women

Ny Kidneys and bladder gave me
great trouble for over two months
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-19

II PENNSYLVANIA. for inst4ace. that
races thU state at ;he head of The
fia& pafehA; Ing eolumn The tiny
fIa2 th|i annually makes Arlin.tor
cemetery al Washington. where So
many thousands ef soldiers sleep. al
" tSt @ofe GUS. Is most in evidence
The cNln fec; banne, is markedly l.
ioycr at his tim how ever and snan
9" Gags Of N'"slin auL silk arc u>cl
in large numbers
During The las, fifteen wears, JrIv
! has slowly heen Giving WAY to Nfr
20. So fal as the d"m4nd tor n".$ /
"o"c'rnod. Net thai The spirit ~
patriotism as ro"ards mdcpcndcnc
Day is lcss"ning hut that each ca,
Socs The number Of soldiers gray
Graves inc""asine and Il cens"ni
fdditi"n of interest To- Memorial Dan
The Spaaish- American war : eemcd =
s1rE n2then i'c popular desire to oh
serve MAY 30.
Not the Ice notable feature of ~
last decades flag se0;imeni devcl -.
ment is the growing demand for f.
Of better materials. Again. PM
s"ntiment concornin" tho Amerjj.44
fHc were ncVor 81 rcvcr"nt as il I.
TODAY This is clearly shown by -
Gat failre or attempts to use<. he Ga"
rs an advertising medium. There =
a prevalent idea that CONGRESS- passed
" l2w ;"2iret such use Of the Gao. lrf
i never did Thor" ie no law NV
1'"ans of which a ner on can he "r,o
iehcd for 50 using the dao Na>s4
chnscttcs has a laW hnt /; is bel w
constitutional The Great restrain. tc
"rN i"nnh1o USAGE cf the fae is N',s
'ic sentiment t=Pearson's Maeazine
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-19

H8 CHAPTER While celebrating
q his twenyt-ffth birthday rather hi
#lariously with a number of friends
Monty Brewster receives the news of
i the death of his grandfather.
III CHAPTER II-By the will of his
II grandfather Monty Brewster receiv-
/ ed fortune CT $4,000 000, and at once
4 he was besieged by people who desir.
ed to tell him how to invest his m4n-
ey
N CHAPTER III-Monty calls to see
Mrs. Gray and her daughter With
j Mrs Gray Was his home. his parents
( having died when he was child. un-
til he reached manhood. He wanted
the Grays, who were po-.r. to share
his fortune. but Miss Peggy Gray
deeined. and forbade him clertloljng
1t to her mother
Z CHAPTER IV-James Sedeewick
uncle of Monty Brewster. dies in Mon
tara, leaving to Monty fortune of
S..aoG.G00. on condition that MONTY
!. tas 70 earthly possessions on his
twenty sixth birthday than the clothes
+ on his person.
Z CHAPTER N-Will provides that
a Monty must not make excessive dona.
gtlons TO charity. make no endow-
aSments. must not lCse his fortune in
stock gambling. but must get his
4 moneys worth. yet he undertakes to
N get rid rf the million in less than a
4 year in order to get the seven mil
lions
CHAPTER NI-Monty gives an ex,
pensive dinner. BY an accident all
the tableware was broken and ruined,
for which Monty was thankful.
CHAPTER N1I-Monty rebukes the
butler for preve nting a strike among
Monty's numerous servants on a de-
mand for higher wages.
CHAPTER VIII-In es,der to be
sure Of getting away with his fortune
from his grandfather, Monty requests
the trustee of his uncle's estate to let
him marry and give all he has to his
wife. which was declined
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-19

,mh,"aous IN his Compliments, greH.l
III Brewster di>gtlSstcely
II cont believe he e.'>"pitloycd. Mr.
Brewster In the west ll.r old gentle
tl:!n widely ,nuNn II Il Vt
"-t Wit, eh: Then he'll appreciate Ill!
blank. Mr. Grant,
Two minutes later the following telr-
gram to Swcarengen Jones was await
ing the arrival Of a messenger hoy an&
Brewster WAS hlandly assuring Mc>s>.'s
Grant Il Ripley that be did not care
q rap for the consequences:
New York Oct 23 i.
Swearengen Jones' Butte. Mont:
No doubt You could do it for less than
six thousand. Montana is regarded as the
best grazing country in the world. hut we
don't eat that sort of stuff in New York
That's why it costs more to live here,
MONTGOMERY BREWST ER.
Just before leaving his apartments
for Miss Drew's home he received this
response from faraway Montana:
Butte. Mont. Oct %, L..
Montgomery Brewster. New York:
We are 5000 feet above the level of the
sea. | suppose that's why it costs us less
to live high. S. JONES.
Il was beginning to despair, Monty
said Miss Drew reproachfully when
he had come down from the height of
his eXaSperatiOn and remembered that
there We're things of more Importance.
The light in his eyes brought the
faintest tinge of red to her cheeks. and
where IL moment before there had been
annoyance there WAS now Il feeling Of
serenity For Il moment the silence
was fraught with purpose. Monty
glanced around the room, uncertain
how to begin. 1t was not so easy as he
had ima gined.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-19

You are very good to see me-" he
said at last 1T was absolutely neces-
s;., iJr ne 10 talk TO YOU this evening.
| cou.l not have endured the suS, jensc
any iop@.: =: Barbara. I've S;5eGt three
nr four s,ec, !lc>'s nights on Your ac
count. VIII it spoil Your evening if !
tcil you in plain words what you al
ready know: 1t Won't bother you, will
it, he fiGuldered.
What tio yoa mean, Monty:' she
begged, pHrposc!!' dense and With VOL
t!erful control of her eyes.
Il love yon, Babs.' he cried. II
iiH;Ight You knew about it all along
ar slould have told you before That
NAy haven't -. = 'iie fear tia
-! nay /. : .. = me has driven
rc nc:,..:y t. ;;}.ra ..i5a. II ea':.tin't
=, on aay longer | ,nust kne" to-
say"
here WAS Il ,;.c.s..i ia his eyes that
lA.: ,!c her pose of Indifference difficult.
The fcrNor ,,f his |. Il whispered words
!oak po,;ses;..!on OF her She had eX-
pc"ted sentiment of such a different
character tl!#t hi Frank confession dis
armed Ecr completely. R"ncoth his
ardent ;sltsuHt p'a.t there WAS as*ur-
,nce. the collt.,rGse of one who is not
70 be denied. 1t was rot what he had
aid, but the way he htl said it. A
wave OF eX;!itAtip!l swept over her. tin
Cling through every nerve, Under the
spell her resolution to daily lightly
with his c.nnt tinn suffered Il check that
almost h,au"ht igaominiouS surrender.
Both of her hands We're clasped in his
when he eXultingly resumed the charge
against her ,.2,.t 1T she was rapidly
regaining control of her emotions. and
he did not know that he was losing
ground with each step he took for
ward. Barbara Drew loved Brewster,
but she was going to make him pay
dearly for the brief lapse her com
posure had experienced. When next
| she spoke she was again the Miss
| Drew who had been trained In the
WAYS OF the world, and not the young
girl in love.
81 care for you Il great DEAL Monty
she said. but ln wondering whether
| | care enough to to marry you.
1--WE haven't know! each other yer!
| long. Bab>," he sad tehderly, but
thrl: we know each ether well enough
/ 70 T.. =-=z, Nn1 'et5.s:5,
! 1T is "a, vow 10 manage tie whole
thing. size sat.i ci3iGinE.y. On t 70
| give me time ID convsttee myself that
love You ..S yea woo:d like and as
mu.t l1yc if expect 10 be happy VII.
| ;ltt .E:..t ! r..3":T
Il - r., e. lie san! hu'hbiy
You forgot me-" she protested Ess.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-19
tTo BE Continued.)
THE POWER CT STEAM.
Many May See But 1t Takes Genius to
Realize.

When James Watt saw the steam
causing the kettle lid to jump up and
down he said "'nhere must be power in
that steam that it can lift such a
weight.
There was.
Millions prior to him had seen tho
same phenomenon and regarded it :.
an unexplained mystery.
Recent scientific research has put its
finger on the cause of Dandruff, Fall
ing Heir, ara consequent Badness, and
has Gnearthed tiny germ which eat !;
the iife from the roots of hnman hai~
Ne"hros Herric;de destroys thi
germ and consequently restores the
hair TO it's natural state
se!G ~ leading druggists. Send 1Oc ir
stamps for sample to The Iierpcide Co.
Detroit. Mich
For sale by Coon and Bedell, specia
agents
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-19

t!N, tcA'I-e ~ t',i~ >i.n Of contri1inr.
1 90 care fer YOU. Monty. hut dent
! No'l sec it's no little thing you ask of
ne: ! must he sure Very sure before
| I-hefore''
/ Don he so distressed" he pleaded
\ on will love me. | know. hecatlSe
you love me now. This means much
fo ne. nut II means more 10 You. You
are til" Woh3aH, and voH are the tJfe
whose h"npinc>s should le con>idcreG
can Wv" o'tly in The hop" that W|3"n
ra'u" Ia Fou again With this same
st""N HuJ This >a'.r question vol'n
not l'r afraid To tru / self to ne"
You d"s"'.Y" to he happy for tnat.
Monty, she s.i,, earnestly. ana il
WIS With eiti a!tN list he Lpat her
eyes frH!n "afcgiig as they 10 tk,.i into
his
'inu W let nae try to make YOU
love i"r:" hc##=hcd eagerly.
i it;tt Eet h" w ,%h the struggle
~ take ia! cl.,Ii.e. he replied
Size was c9'.S.'9 III o. diS.Ul,uiiitli'nt
after he wa gol.'. He had not plead Il
as ;r,:cGtlv ;t.s Size Had expected ami
Gcsl"d. ;}1i't. t"N US size would she
could not h,tnisli the touch of .'.itat ion
tlIa had come to haunt hcr for tie
night.
Brewster walked TO the club. calcti
that he had at least made a beginning
His position MAS now clear. Beside
losing a fortune he must win K.ir-
bara IN ofen competition.
At the 1hcater that evening he met
Harrison, Wb0 WAS in a state Of ,iuhila-
tiUia
"Wh+rc did YOU get that tip:" asked
he.
Zip? What tip:" from Brewster.
Con the prize fi:Zllt'
Brewster.s face fell, and something
cold crept over him.
"How did-What was the result!a be
asked, sure of the answer.
Haven't you heard? Your man
knocked him out in the fifth round
surprised everybody.'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-19
MRS FAN READS
BASEBALL SCORE

There lives in Cleveland fan who
doesn't get time to go to whole To-
Of games, but who cant tackle hi:
evening meal with a clear conscience
until he had perused his pink edition
says the Press of that city. Recent
ly he was taken sick, and had Il close
call from "cashing in Monday at
ternoon he was able to demand in
feeble tones that pink extra be pur
chased for him. Mrs. Fan never saw
but one ball game, and she doesn't
remember much about that. But she
was willing to do her best. First the
invalid asked for the score. He so1
that all right, and inquired as to the
Napoleonic lineup. Mrs. Fan found
the desired information. This was
what she saw: Vinson, IT,; Bay, ST.
Flick. rf.; Lajoie. 2b.; Bralye, 3b.;
Turner, ss.; Stovall, 1b.; Buelow, c.;
Rhoades, p.
This was the way she read it: Viz
son, left field; Bay, center field
Flick, right field; Lajoie, two bat +;
Bradley, three bat; Turner, sunshine:
Stovall, one bat; Buelow, center;
Rhoades. plate.
The sick man was srasping for
breath when this remarkable categ
CRY was finished. He was too weak
and dazed to find any fault, however
and asked for the score by innings OF
one of the other games in the Amer
lean league when the baseball edition
went to press.
"How do l get it," asked his help
meet.
Add up the figures replied the in
valid.
Mrs. Fan was busy with her pencil
for a few minutes.
"I've got it, she proudly announc
ed.
What is it," he eagerly asked.
ut adds up 5O.O22," she replied.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-19
CHAPTER IN.

z T is best not to repeat the express
sions Brewster used regarding one
s. Jones after reading this tele
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-19

vt is best not to repeat the express
sions Brewster used regarding one
S. Jones after reading this tele
4 gram But he felt considerably
relieved after he had uttered them. He
fell to reading accounts of the big
prize fight which was to take place in
San Francisco that evening, He revel
ed in the descriptions of upper cuts'
and cleft hooks" and learned inciden-
tally that the affair was to be quite
one sided A local amateur was to
box a champion. Quick to see an op-
portunity and cajoling himself into the
be eff that Swearengen Jones could
not object to such a display of sports
manship, Brewster made Harrison
book several good wagers on the result.
He intimated that he had reason to be-
lieve that the favorite would lose.
Harrison soon placed $1,000 on his
man. The young financer felt so sure
of the result that he entered the bets
on the profit side of his ledger the mo-
ment he received Harrson's report
This done, he telephoned to Miss
Drew. She was not inscaSible u the
significance Of his inquiry if she wn',ld
be in that afternoon. She hati "hsr'v-
ed in him of late Il condition of uh
easiness, supplemented by moroScness
and occasional periods of irasc'hlllty.
Every girl whose occupation in life is
the study of men recognizes these
symptoms and knows how to treat
them. Barbara had dealt with many
men afflicted in this manner. and the
futter OF anticipation that came with
bis urgent plea to see her was temper
ed by experience. 1t had something of
joy in it, fer she cared enough for
Montgomery Brewster to have made
he. anNiously uncertain of his state Of
mind. She cared, indeed, mitch more
than she intended to confess ut the
outset.
1t was nearly half past when he
came, and for once the philosophical
Miss Drew felt IA little irritation. So
certain was she of his object in com
ing that his tar(liness was Il trihe ruf-
fling. He apoiogiZed for being late
and succeeded in banishing the pique
that possessed her. 1t was naturally
impossible for him to share all his
secrets with her, and that is why he
did not tell her that Grant Ripley
had called him up to report the receipt
of q telegram from Swearengen Jones,
in which the gentleman laconlcaily
said he could feed the whole state OF
Montana for less than $4,000. Beyond
that there was no comment Brewster
in dire trepidation FASTENED to the OF
fee of his attorneys. They smilea
when he burst in upon them.
"Good heavens" he exclaimed. Does
the misery old haysced expect ne lo
spend a million for newspapers, '.I;'
rettes and Boston terriers! l thouSh'
he would be reasonable!
"He evidently has seen the he"spa
Der accounts of your dinner, ana th's
is merely his comment said Mr.. KIP
ley.
"It's either q warning or else ne
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-19
WHEN OUR FLAG is MOST USED

One Of the most interesting facts
in connection with the making and
sale of the American f1ae is that each
year shows Memorial Day. May 30, t"
he growing in popularity 1t is the
strength of the Memorial Day spirit
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-19

Billhoards and posters are not used
in connection with Mr. r. F. Keith's
theatrical business. He finds better
results can he obtained in the news
papers.-John S. Gray in Printers
Ink.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-19
COTTON BELT TIME CARD
Trains North

No. 2.-Leave Pine Bluff 1:25 D. n
arrive ST. Louis 7:34 a. m.; arrv.
Memphis 1880 p. m
No. 4-Leave Pine Bluff 1885 a. m
arrive Memphis I a. m. arrive 8;
Louis 6:51 p. m. arrive Cairo 1:2
p. m.
Little Rock Train
No. 32-Leave Pine Bluff 3: 50 p. m
arrive Little Rock 6:20 o. m.
No. 31-Leave Little Rock S:O5
m.: arrive Pine Bluff lO:35 a. m.
Trains South
No. 1-Leave Mempl is $40 a. m
leave ST. Louis at S:43 p. u
arrive Pine Bluff GAS p. m.: arriv'
Texarkana S:35 p. m.
No. 3-Leave st. Louis $50 p. %
leave Memphis see p. M. arri,
Pine Blun l: SIS a. m; arrive Texa,
kama 7:30 a. r
p. q. A. 2 Trains
leave Pine Bluff $3.50 p. N.
Arrive Pine Rlnff 1910 a. m
sunday
Leave Pine Rinf p. N.
Arrive Pine Bluff 9 q. 10.
g M. nickey Agent
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-19
JIMMY BROWNS
VIEWS ON=GiRLe 6

IF vHu expect anyth ne much frone
girls von will be disappointed thou@h
way
Let us he kind to girls and nitv
tn ir misfcrtunes but Let us remem-
her that they are different frcm rs
and that we can never understa1
them. Jimmy Rrewn Irving to Fi@d
Europe, by w. L. Alden.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-19
The Use of Borden's

Eagle Brand Condensed Milk insures
strong healthy children, as reputable
physicians testify. Those who use it
for their babies are spared the dan
eerous disorders of infantile diges-
ton: their children mature as they
should in weight. size and health.
Beware of unknown brands.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-19
Jobbers, Wholesalers and
Manufacturer,
OF PINE BLUFF, ARKANSAS.

COMPANY
0oors House Bills Cheap I.umb
cut buildings buildings,
FURNITURE COMPANY
the strongest ana
9.s' and TIE cheapest the
" snhs'an''a'e Hold your orders until
PuoDEPHATT FURNITURE MANUFACTURING COMPANY
OFFICE AND sAl>EsKooM sEET
street. Cotton Belt d..
city t.
sit our line.
EROS,
Hardware Nails
cutlery Mill Supplies All promptly
a cwtome 4 Gu.
toner forever When in need anything
QuEENswARE
avLANo ouEshswARe COMPANY.
wholesalers crockery. granite
soneware glassware bar glasses Bucks lanterns
Headquarters China
Our wholesale department complete in
ilga Notion Quick delivery quantities
psrons .nd Main Pine Bu1
coMMss. ON MERcHANTn
wEsTsRooK GRAIN coMMls SION COMPANY.
brick Fire Clay.
Potatoes Corn. Oats,
Hay. Cottonseed Meal shpsun. Field Seed, sta
Carload speciality
FOUNDERS.
FOUNDRY COMPANY,
planning Castings and Machinery
4uppNea
COL:.EGHs
JAMES PRACTICAL BUSINESS uotLEeE
soicits ambitious young men and ~omen
related studies DAY anu
nixht sessions W. Pine Bluff. Ark
UNDERrAKERS AND EMBALMERs.
a line OF the undertaking
being conhde
Embaming shipping specially Open at al hours Ae'
telephone orders given attention
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-19

Judicicus advertising pays.-Cc:
Albert A. Pope, Founder OF American
-.eycle Industries.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-11
Eva dijo tristemente:

Eva dijo trsemente:
-1Te ras pues, sin mf que no puedo marcharme?
me dejarAs sela?
Con energfa, cas dureza, Dersal contest6:
-Es necesidad para mi. Aquf todos mis- buenos
prop6sos fracasan.
Me pierdo ociosidad elegante; vivo como
hombre de nundo. .Que horror IHe sdo tornado pa
"a embruecerme ndtiles? Sc muy ben que
vas decrme 10 mismo que Pinchart "Afslate." Pues
bien; es mas fuerte que 20.
No puedo Ia YES ell genero de vida que arrastro
desde hace aho.
Es la muerte para mi cerebro. Hay momentos en-
que lego pensar los mundanos cuyo trato fire.
cuento. 81 recobro mi lbertad arranco de este
ambiente opresor, estoy perdido,
Lo presiento. En momento tengo un renaci-
miento de energfa precise que 10 aproveche para
liberarme.
ST espero ser4 demasiado tarde.
-iEs. pues, necesario poner tautos obstacuos
la tentacion tt? mo hay medic mucho mas podero
so que los otros? La voluntad.
La vountad es la que me hace TRACTION. Me sien-
animado de las mejores intenciones, dejo
rar faciidad que deploo Leos de afrontar ell
pelgro, quero evitarlo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-11
IoS JORGE OHNET

-lEsta nsted dispuesta seforita Brilliant?
-Bajo al instante.
Sc levant6 llamo 4 su doncea sc envolvio en- su
manto de rena volvendose haca Dersta le diio
Ven. Quiero que noche te conmigo. Ha-
mucho tempo que olvidas, empiezo pasar por
una mujer abandonada.
LIE cogio las anos Sc acerc6 el " sonrendo triste
mente, le dio un beso.
-Vamos; no hagamos esperar al pdblco.
Haca las diez de la mafIsna del d1a siguente, Ders
tai llamaba la puerta de Lavir6n.
Desde hacfa mas de trenta ahos Ell crftico vivfa
una casa cuyas daban al frendoso jard1n del
Sagrado Corazon.
La cama la tranquildad de este barrio lie compa-
c{a af viva en- medic de libros de grabados de
sus partituras tocando Ell violin para dsraerse, ocuan
dose de este como 81 fuese crimeu.
Ell vejo escritor sentado la mesa, con la cabeza
cubea con un casquee de tercopeo negro correga las
pruebas de su bro sobre LA m1sica e sglo XVIII
Su severe rostro demostro la sorpresa al
aparecer favorito Con neglgeuca e tendi6 una ma
no, y lie dijo
-ola! rs ustea7 :Todavfa Sc acusrda usted de que
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-11

Ab siio
habione veniada magnf6cea
banos, duchas
shoraaa a s.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-27
PATTERSON TRIAL RESUMED.
Actress Fully Receivers From Painting
Spell Of Yesterday.

New York. April 2G.--Nan Patter
son apparently had fully recovered
from her indIpositlon OF yesterday
when she appeared In court today fOi
the continuance OF her trial ON the
charge that she murdered Caesar
Young.
There was q trace OF color In hei
cheeks and she seemed to be In excel
lent spirits when she entered the couri
room and took a seat At the council
table. The pain black suit which she
had worn during this and previous
trials lad been discarded and In e.
place she wore IA black and white
checked dress and 3 rought lace late
with white lining
The revolver with which II Is alleged
Young was killed and which II IL be
lieved will figure prominently In tht
prosecution case made its appearance
as soon a. the trial was resumed.
bad been Identified by several witness
es yesterday as the weapon found IN
Youngs pocket soon after the tragedy
and today the line Of Identification Wa
followed down 20 the time Il VAs
brought into court lbs upon ia Abll
ity 90 establish the fact that J. Nor
gan smith. Miss PAttsrsOa's bFOthsr.ln
Law. purchased thls weapon the ia
before Young VAS Killed that the pros
ecution bases il strongest hope Of con
viciiOn.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-27
city number OF farewell entertain
ments have been planned In his honor.
TO GRANT AMNESTY ON EASTER
Rumor 10 Circulating that the cEai
VIII Proclaim Same.

ST. Petersburg. April ga rumoi
Is circulated here to the effect that
Emperor Nicholas will mark Easter
10y the proclamation OF general am
resiy for political and religious prlS
cners now confined in fortresses OF
prisoners Of European Russia or IN
exile It is feared the Easter holidays
which extend over IL days. and vii
be the occasion Of bloody conflicts.
The people are being specially
warned not 10 enter the ST. Isaac o.
Korean cathedrals or the church Of
the Nevsky monastery.
The Liberals pretend to believe tina
such stories are purposely circulat,
by the police. In any event, the strait
is becoming intense. This Is Holy
week, when all Russia is usually in
sackcloth and ashes. but the poorer
classes OF the people who generally
attend incessant masses now spent
most OF their time at the doors ol
churches gossping about what may
happen next week. The solemn re
ligious services at the winter palace
which, In ordinary years, takes plact
Saturday at midnight, with which East
er is ushered In and when the Met
ropolItan OF ST Petersburg proclalms
to the emperor In the presence OF "a,
imperial family. ministers and leading
functionaries the rising Of Christ from
the grave will not take place this year
on account of the danger involved.
Instead. a similar service will be hel,
at TsarkOe.Seloe. Governor CenCr
al Trepoft insists on his ability to pre-
serve order and protect life and prop
erty. Among the persons arresteO
last night were three OF the principa
revolutionary leaders.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-27
kurepatkIn Lss-es the ARMY.

81. Petersburg. April 26.-The Russ
formally denied that ". Witte had re-
signed tn presidency OF the commit
tee OF ministers The paper explains
that BE- IL WoB out with work and
ia urgent need Of rest, but insists
that he has not resigned. In hBan
eial el.res.s Il - reported that N. Nltts
may accept the nARGgsmeut Of the
Ruaso Chinese bank. The bourse TIA
Ectte pnblisbes a report that General
KurOpatkin. commander OF the hrs;
Manehu rian army All return from the
from; anf be- saccceted b. Genera
Kaulars. commander of the seeohd Man
ehur&n army
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-27
RsIIsssd To ss Rus.lan spy.

Singapore. Straits Settlement, April
ga Russian giving the name OF
Vladimir Antonlvitch. carrying a pass
port made out In another name was
arrested on the fortified Island OF Bra
nj and VAS arraigned here today on the
charge OF being on government prop
erty without authority. lie was re-.
mAnhed for a week. AntOniyitch
v no does not speak English. VAS re-,
ing with a non commissioned oficer
of the ordnance department. Il IL
popularity supposed that AntoniViteh f.
a spy. but the authorities say that
ineriminating papers have been dis
covered.