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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-16

white figs. per ~. eQaHo Va
lemons. per case. - t04fHug. Wtnat-
ehce per box. Eic OSLO. bananas. per
bunch, 81 90 east of mountain applcH,
q l6afl W. natives. per boz heeY n y.
paront appleA pct boK. fHs8a. Bnow
apples per box. q Illf2 co. fancy APP
pies. per box. 01Cgff2ou ounce. per
box. .. e1al - pears, per boz, .9cN
49, 9s,vf pe az Psr s2a rfs -. n ssf
crate. 81 aHi 40. Concarda. l0-lb bas'
kot, 2hqfa5e aeedloEs Huitnum grapes.
per crate 81 %. TDkay grapes, per
crate tias. Blacks, per crate, 81 -
Hawaiian ptneapploa. per aak. tibptf
60. huekleberfisa. per 10. 7e. cocoa
nuts, per doc, lbefsec. Cat honey per
comb, if#e neetnrinoa, per bok, &c.
pommegfanltes. per zoE. no.
Butter ane Cheese.
Washington creamery per ID. lsc
Eastern creamery. bricks. per ~, 2gc
Eastern tub per ID, "a 4es cooking,
per 10. ibftEa. ranch butter. per ~,
l84flhc. Wisconsin cheese. twtun. per 10,
Ice. cream brick per ~ loe. nm
EGGS.
Nrauoh eHEa. per dpz. fAaf 8eei ore
gon. per daz. a2u3tc. Eastern. per do@'
20uElc.
Sugar.
Dry graduated, sacks. per 100 lhH,
800. fruit graduated, saehz. per 100
lbs. a. Co. beet. Dor ruck. Hs8. Golden
e. per sack. 800. Extra e. per nack
y 10.
Poultry.
Dressed chicken per 49, teHlfc I've
chickens. per rs. i4c. spring chickens.
per 10. he old hens. per IL. i3c tpr'
keys, per H. dsc, geese. per ID, nc
ducha, per ~ tsc. Wild ducks. Nal
lardn. each ice old rOoatefH. 30.
Meats.
Dressed steers. per 10, tiAdee dressed
mutton. GtriAo. dressed pork Atr,
light veal. 1ttHc, heavy veal. ti.MPc
dressed lamb. INC. live steers, " 70
per cwt. live sheep 800 per ewt; 1--we
hogs. t9I per rwt. live veal, tavS4
% per cNt. live iamha. g as4a.W per
head. rabbits. per ID. ioc-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-16
5 KILLED.; SO
RESCUED
TENEMENT HOUSE FIRE
CLAIMS VICTIMS

NEW YORK. Nov. fs.-Five we're
killed. sevaml injured and so were
rescued by fireInen in a tenement
house fire today. supposed 90 bo IN
cendIary. The dead are: Antonio
Lorea. a. Joseph Randazze. 80.
and three unidentified Fire Chief
Duane vas seriously hurt.
When the fire was discovered the
hallway was blazing and policemen
could not enter. so they climbed the
fire escape in the rear and awak.
sned the inmates. who wore all for
eiRners
The tenement was situated at the
corner Of 18th 81. and Ind Az. The
fire broke ont at 3. %.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-16
Turn Bulldogs
on Detectives

NEW YORK. Nov. fe--Four de-
tsctlves we're attacked last night
while raidiuR a disoraeriy house In
Twenty fourth street by savage
bulldogs and IN trying 10 KIN the
brutea one Of the Detectives shot a
negresH in the head. woundiug her
seriously. Panic reigned among
the raiders and inmates Of the place
as soon az the dogs we're let loose
and several women narrowly ea-
caped being shot during the fusiiiade
Of bullets that were fired al the
dogs. one Of the beasts was killed
after a desperate battle. the other
two we're beaten Eenseleaa. The dogs
were let loose by a negress. acting
under Instructions from her mis-
tresa. who reaorted 20 this means to
put the Detectives TO Night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-16

wcstport. are reported Loaf A gang
OF men sent out By the Dakota Cen
trail Telephone company undoubt-
eddy saved Aberdeen from losses. aa
they piowad a firchreak four miles
long narth OF town and hack-fired
from IL This checked the fire near
Aberdeen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-16

At the meeting Of the Lake Union
Improvement club Wednesday night
committee was appointed 10 take
up the Falrview regfade with the
city engineer and endeayor 10 have
the present plans changed. They
claim that the regrade will dete-
riorate the value of their property.
The club also endorsed the new
boulevard and the Joint user clause
ia the Second and Westlake fran
chiseH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-16
REVOLUTION!

United States territory. A deiegat'
20 congress win be sent % Washing
ton In order 20 have questions 81.
feetiuK the future of the island dls-
GUESSED before the house 81 repre-.
scntauves. ignoring cuban author.
ny.
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ls 20 start from here on that date
for Fort MACPHERSON and Herschel
Island
Major Wood. OF the mounted Pc
lice. stated "Wednesday be would be
glad % have an expedition from the
Polar institute accompany the police.
The expedition would serve a. seat
for the Dr. Variela party and also
afford a means OF establishing abaae
OF supplies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-16
MAY Go Overland to Relieve
ICe=BOund WhalerS

DAWSON. Nov. IA relief ex-
petition to aid the imprisoned
whalers caught in the ice near
HaTschel in the Arctic ocean Is now
being planned here II Is possible
the Yukon Polar institute will send
q party overland leaving this city
about Dee. IS. The party may ac-
company the canadian Northwest
mounted police expedition. which
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-16
WOrkmGn Cremated
In Molten Metal

and hurnsl them alive. No trac,
of the men was left The company
Will bury 5000 pounds Of the mea
out Of respect 20 the men aud theli
families. The horrible accident wal
due to leak In the cupalo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-16

stRRR FF4eER
: LOS ANGELES. Nov. Ia =
4 Arthur Strode. ~. son OF A
! wealthy Washington. ID. c. 4
= family, Is in the county jail 4
= charged with stealing a hl- 4
= cycle. lie asked FOR n week TO 4
4 plead To the charge that hla 4
= father might reach here 20 as A
= slat In his defense 4
4 A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-16

While jumping off and on street
cars on Howell 81. Harry Wood, II.
was taken into custody wednesday
evening BY Special officer Clark.
The boy was taken 70 tho police
station. where be was given a rep
rimand on being turned loose the
youth was informed that a second
offense would land him before
Judge FrBter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-16
AEARrh cllREn

Almost every case Of heart dis
ease can be cured with Dr.. Miles
New Heart Cure. In the early stages.
quickly ana surely IN advanced
stages. with persistent use-almoat
as surely. Let us send you testi-
mouiula from those cured. where
symptoms were like yours.
DIR MILES MEDICAL CO. Tsikhart.
Ind
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-16

An information. charging Bert
Brick with larceny BY embczElcment
IN having appropriated tt260 be-
longing TO r. N. Hurd. IN October.
was filed IN the superior court by
Prosecuting Attorney Macintosh.
Thursday morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-16
THEATERS
arand-Thuraday. ARIZONA.

Grand-Thuraday. Arizona
Third Avenue-Wllliam Iuvs-
niles in "The Raiah OF Pazala. +"
Talented children, most Of them
local. win hearts OF audience by
clever acting and sweet singing.
Splendid performance
Seattle -- Partisan Bellies "
Among best OF kind seen here this
season.
gtar-Royal italian band. Danny
Mann company. Bounding Gordons.
Earl & Mason. Gladstone Juveniles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-16

DUBUQUE Iowa. Nov. is.-ordi-
nary medical methods have been
abandoned aud the aged brother Of
ex-spenker Henderson IL acting as a
nurse trying @ save the life 81 the
patient By applying repeatedly hot
blankets 20 the body 90 keep tho
blood from the head. His brother IL
said 20 be dying.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-16
NEW Y0RK RTOCKa.

W. " NtAAAH = = I'M
Anal Copper. 80 IL. 81 "a. 81 5=s.
Amer. Sugar. 40 "a. 1gg. l39.
n. X. T.. 1912. 1912. 7s1-2
Peoples Gas. i02, i0t IL. i0i IL.
Meifopol. 1ls Is. l1g 3-s. iig 2-s,
~. 8. Steel, 371-f. 30 3-s. 80 IL.
u. s. s.. pfd.. t02 81. t0l "a. i01 "a
Atehlsan. 1894, 1874. s33
d. Il o. ll03-l. 10 Ia. 10.
Can. Pae.. i72 3-s. 10 IA. 40 Ia.
Erie. IS 5-s. AZ IL. 4Tl-2.
l.. 4 n. $50 IS. l4s 3-s. lis 80.
Mo. Pac. 100 Is. - IL. 90 rs.
Penna.. 1917 tas Is. 1873 i-s.
Reading. lii IA. ls7 IS. 1873 Ia.
Southern Pac.. 50 rs. C8 3-s. 0s Il
81. Paul. 177 Is. 1747-s. i7J.
Union Pac.. 1872 Is. 1870 80. 100 SIS
Ills. Cent. ....t. $3.50. i76 IL.
n. / Cent, ....s. $500. ia9 ID.
Sales 10 noon. 500 100
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-16

NEW YORK. Nov. ia cable
dispatch 20 the Herald from Havana
says that the residents Of the fsle
Of Pines have issued a declaration
Of their Independence from Cuba and
organized a new government a. a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-16
THE MARKETS

The steamer rmatila arrived Tues
aaV. Nov. n with Aeoa cratna %
grapes. 10 crates ~ tomatoes, and ~
efaiea 20 CautiflaNar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-16

May. ass. s2f-4. a21-2.
Pork
Jan. 1870. 1855. 1910
May. .t.... ....4s 1872.
Liverpool Wheat closed, n Id
March, Is I'D.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-16
COULDN'T GET DIVORCE

= COULDN'T GET DIVORCE ,
FOR KISSES. I
4 Judge fakey "Wednesday aft
= ernoon refused 10 grant a de- 4
= cree Of divorce "a Mrs. fou- 4
q manda Fosa. the wife for whom {,
= =. f. Foas. a h0miny merchant I
. Of Yesier way. advertised and 4
q married after two days OF I
. eourfshlp last spring. 4
= Mrs. F0eas claimed that her I
. husband had abused her and I
q called her Names bat Foas /,
. denied this. saying that his ,
. only abuse ot her vas that he Z,
. tried 10 kiss her against her /,
. will. 1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-16

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. i6-A-
most 90 tons ot molten metal was
poured upon two Norkmen yester-
dax az the MIdyale Steel works.
while they we're working In a pit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-16
TWO LITTLE GIRLS LOST
IN PRAIRIE FIRE

ABERDEEN. 5. d. Nov. 1e.-Re-
ports from the district burned over
BY prairie fires yesterday Indicate
heavy losses 10 farmers. A number
Of farm houses are reported burned.
The two little daughters of John r.
Hrittinger. a farmer living west 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-16

Dick Ryan. the Nome representa-
two. may yet be elected ona % two
delegates to congress from Alaska.
Upon thia rests the stand taken by
the delegates OF the First district
Those representatives say they will
stand BY thair Instructions. which
call for one or more delegates TO
represent Alaska at Washington.
The southeastern delegates say they
do not care which district the dele
gates are elected from 30 ionE aa
there ara two.
This mans that the comforting OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-16
RYAN MAY BE DELEGATE

bulletin w. T. Perkins has
Just announced 20 the convention
that be wlil not tolerate any at
tempt tn use that body 20 furshcr
his ASPIRATIONS for tho governor
ship of Alaska lie did not deny
that be wasn't a candidate. bat said
ha wouldn't stand for his friends
worsiaK in the convention 20 help
him personally,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-16
CHICAGO MARKETS.

CHICAGO MARKETS.
Wheat High. Low. Close.
Dec, SO IS. IS %. Sc Is
May. 8s7 ia. Ssi-s, IS IL.
Corn
Dec.. new. f5 IL. ATS. Is IA.
Dec. old. fs SIS. a. rs. &c IS.
May. Is IL. g "a. IS IS.
Oats
Dee. 30. % "a. 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-16
80 TO | GETS
PLACE

OAKLAND. Nov. fs--SAn Mich
olas was all the money In the
Kingston handicap at EmefyviIle
races Wednesday. taking first place
easily. with lis pounds up. tie sold
AZ , 20 S. With money free Place
money In this event was landed by
IubIn. a 3o-to-l shot. who made a
fine running.
Barney sehreiber's black horse.
Buchanan. took down the big wad
IN the first so. a one-mile event.
for s-year-olda and up. There were
several likely ones entered. bat the
rare went to the black from the
start.
The second event. five furiongH
for galdinRs. was marked By a close
ffnlsh between Sir Edward and I'm.
Joe. with Sir Edward getting under
the wire first II was a whirlwind
70. I'm. Joe getting away with a
harst OF speed and leading 70 the
finish. when the gallant Sir Ed
ward got in the game and won out.
The bookiea handled plenty OF
lucre. a. the crowd was large AMI
loose with the cash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-16

TACOMA. Nov. 1G-Dr. George
T. Greeg. a former dentist Of this
city. narrowly escaped death reafsr-
day IN Sehenley park. PittshufR. by
the overturuInE and burning Of his
auto. The machine was totally de-
atroysd, but Br. GREGG was unin-
5ared
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-16
MRS. WIhSL0W'S
SOOTHING SYRUP

has fesn uaaf ~ Millions 81 Mafheru for they
children while iegth'ng faf over Fifty Years.
IL aaotiaaa tha chllf. aufteua the ENulh, ALIAS
remedy far diafrhfna.
TWENTY-FIVE CEsTa a BOTTLE
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wrNNrRs At NEW YORK NO.
MEMBER Is.

wlNNERs At NEW YORK NO
MEMBER IS.
Three f0urtha Of a miie-i0. Bat
lie Axe. f2ss Prince Frederick. IL.
Moilie Donohue. lie. Time. lis %.
One and one-sixteenth miles
Z. Naveua. Miller 81; Grenade. l0s.
Celebration. f97. Time. i.fs D.
ona and one-asxfscnth miles
2. Santa Glars. Miller f1s: Cedar
sfrome. los. Coy Maid, los. Time.
1915.
Thirteen-sIxfeenths OF 4 mile
- Consideration. R0maneiii ff5.
Diamond. i2a. Rohador, los Time.
Ia.
One mlie-7-2. ormonde Right,
fsitch izg. Ivan the Terrible, III;
Dreamer, i17 Time. f.4I
FlYe-eizhtba ~ a miie-2 Nos
trono. hotter los: Florazoude. 1876.
Billy Banaaier i05. Time. fs92.
wINNERs At OAKLAND S0V. r..
One mlle-5-2. Buchanan. sehHde
les. Dixelie. lff Maid Of Fermoy
100, Time. Ia
Five eIghths u a NILES. Sir
Edward. Clark it2. I'm Joe. III.
Emporium Rex. ii2 Time. f.01
Eieven-sixfeeuths Of a mile "a.
CFuzadoa. Kelly il2. saiabie. iD4.
Raby. i0f Time. 1907.
One mile and 50 yards-3-5. San
Nicholas. Davis lig. Luhin. f0f I:
Rirhtfui. i0f Time. i.fs.
Seven -elghfhs 81 a miie-7-2. F. r.
Shaw. Knapp 1915. LustiR. Iga. San
Primo. 81 Time. 1928.
sven-eightbs Of a mile. bod
Anderson Clark 102; Ocyrohe 1906.
Flaunt. i02 Time. 1:271-4.
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Want q good job? Page 6.
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Reported by Downing. Hopkins q
Co.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-31
PREPARING FOR LONG FIGHT.
Struggle Between Typothetae and the
Typoaraphical Union Commences.

Chicago. August 3O--l.aaders OF the
compositOrs strike against book and
jOb printing publishers here renew
ed today their canvass Of firms in the
Chicago Typothctae. threatening 10
call out union printers whenever pro
prlctors refurd 10 support the union
In It's struggle for the cight-hOur work
day. Several Of the large houses are
said TO be- converting upper rooms oil
their buIdiEgo into barracks for the
strike breakers. The employers, &C
cUrding 10 Secretary Hamm, OF the
Typothctar. anticipating a long and
bitter fight President James Lynch,
OF the International Typographical
union. has tclcgraphed in response TO
the request Of the Chicago branch OF
the union for general strike against
The typOthetle In all cities Of the mid.
die west that he will be in Chicago In
few days
Another shop employing % print
crs was added 10 the list Of those az
fectod by the strike. The firm dlsre'
garded the request Of union officials
not 10 oppose the clght.hour demand.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-31
10 psrform Critical Operation.

Kew York. August 30.--Operations
wAich have suCcecacd one another
through the month oi pain suffered
by Mrs Arthur pagct the well known
society leader have proved In vain,
aud another most difficult one Will be
attempted next week. says the Her
AIDS London corrDsp undcnt. Mrs, Pa.
get sustained fractured thigh and
the bones failed To- knit sufficiently
to support the weight of her body,
II" operation now 10 be- performed rs
difficult aud serious one. and will,
II is expected. last three hours. The
sid, Of The thigh Will be cut open
an an incis.on made until the frac
tur,d bones are encountered. These
will then he hrmIy screwed together
vita ivory and in few months
time. II IL hoped, the fractures viii
b. united strong enough TO bear the
weigh, Of the body.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-31
Views OF Japanese Press.

Toxic, August 2s--S a. m The press
opinion Is almost unanimous In con
demning the proposal to divide SAX.
halln IN consideration OF monetary
remuneration The Hochi says
1T would be- an abomlnable disgrace
Identical with settling che national ter
ritory. Countrys honor and interest
forbid the continuation Of the confer
euce should Russia not yield, ia
pans patience IL not without limit
The ASahi advises the breaking on
OF the conference owing 10 Russla't
unreasonable Obstinacy"
"The fact remains indcllbe." It says
''that Japan has been victorious In
war"
Japan IL not impoverished TO the
axtent OF thirSting after n sum OF
money TO be paid under the name Of
prisoners expenses"
The Nishi.Nishi, which Is under thu
guidance of diplomat OF recognized
ability. says
the idea of dividing Sakhalin IL
not to be- entertained. An inefficient
and unsatisfactory peace simply
amounts TO the inviting Of tutur,
menace TO our interests. An indcm
nifty must also bs insisted upon \
strong adherence TO our demands
might invite a rupture. but no Other
course IL open. Under the circum
stances rupture IL preferable to a
patchwork peace The nation H. de
termined TO realize the aim and pur
pose Of the war and establish n last
ting peace. We trust that the cabinet
aud elder statesmen Who met In the
presence of the emperor yesterday arS
united and prepared to carry o0t this
national determination, even II Il IN
wolves the lametRtAble continuation
OF the war.
The Kokumln does not believe that
= rupture Of the negotiations will take
place aud trusts that Russia will yiclc
to JNpan's fresh proposal.
Otherwise RuAsiA must bear the
whole responsibility for the coHtinuA
Zion ~ the Terrible war"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-31

CincinnAl August So. n Nick
ersnn, Chicago painter. Is beiuE
souEh; by the police on a charge ut
kidnapping hts three year old child
from the home NJ hts motaer-inlaW
y r RObcrts IN this city. MR.
Nickerson has been making her home
Nth her mother since last July when
she leti her husband IN Chicago and
returned here Win her baby She
Wa married "a Nickrrsuu four year,
aEo NlCkvrsuu came here saturday
and tried tl ,nrct reconciliation
With HE Nltc. 'ut Without success lie
Ma allowed ju $50 the child how
cVet. and Yesterday louS Il out Tor a
Nah. but has nu' since been seen
The pollcr N,re 90 O. no' a,l
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-31

Monroe has been stopped at the Ar
kansas line and turned back Mon
roe Is. therefore, without a northern
outlet. Natchez people now are max
ing no effort 20 escape north through
Louisiana. They are going by way
OF Jackson.
A train load Of refugees have al
ready left the Mississippi city. The 10
cal situation steadily grows better
In spite OF the cool weather there has
been no increase in the death rate
the small number Of fatalities in the
past "a hours having an cxceptiona
fine effect. At the same date In 1877,
there were II deaths.
Professor Boyce, OF the Liverpool
School OF Tropical Medicine. has dc
livered mis- first lecture at the Temple
Sinai He was given a cordial recep
ton. Professor Boyce said he hac
been here long enough TO realize that
splendid work was being done under
the direction OF the federal authorities
and expresses an opinion that the i'm
mense service will be rendered TO the
civilized world by the success Of the
campaign watch he felt was assured,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-31
TWENTY MEN ARE DROWNED.
Vessel Sinks OF the Florida coasi
During a Heavy Storm.


Fcrnandina, Fla, August S0.-TWen
~ men, constituting all hut two OF
the officers and crew OF the American
steamship PcCUnic. bound from PM.
adelphia to New Orleans with coal
drowned ny the sinking Of that vcsSc
on the coast OF Florida The d.Sas
ter was the result OF a fierce ga,
which ragged along the coast durinl
the night and early morning Lashed
by the storm, an immense wave stTucb
the vessel with terrific force tn,
Impact coming just as the vessel wa
making turn. caused shift OF IN,
cargo and the vessel carcenCd anG
sank Immediately.
The accident occurred so quickly
that only two Of tnose aboard her
an Italian and a Spaniard. were able
to save themselves They succeed
ed In getting into a lie boat. reached
Amelia beach about noon, and land
ing told the story Of the disaster.
These men could speak no word Of
English They said they wcre'the only
survivors OF the crew of the PecOn
ic, commanded by Captain Jones.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-31
ENJOYS AGREE ON
TERMS OF PEACE
The Japanese Have Practically
Yielded Everything.
ACCEPTS RvsslA's ULTIMATuM

Japan VIII Get Hail Of sakhsIin Island
Bot No acknowledgement viii Get
Back All Of Her lnterned Battle
ships,
Z Portsmouth, ~ H.. August 3O.-A'
ths morning meeting Of Aug -, the
conference arrived al d complete &C
cord on all the questions and It has
been decided to proceed ~ the elab
oratlOn Of treaty
The japanese practically yielded
everything.
They accepted the Russian ultima
tum, no indemnity aud division oi
sakhalln, without payment Of redemp
tlon money
The Japanese also yielded informed
warships and limitation Of naval Jaw.
or.
The delegates will be called In at the
afternoon session and the actual work
on the elaboration Of the traty will be
begun.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-31
First cNud Born In White l,oOs..

Washington. August 30 --Mrs. Mary
Donaldson Wilcox sad 10 be- the nrS,
child born In IN" White House. the
Grandch,ld W Andrew Jackson. and =
descendant 90 John hona,son the Of
oneo at rrrucs>,c i.-i here. AGED
rs years Her husband. John A WI
COZ. was ~ one '.me a rrprcSrnta,iv,
from rVnncss,r and also r,presrutcl
Texas IN the confederate congress
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-31

Chicago lis August t.- Cropping
through sldoh, Co .N, ..u '.-lr ~ Oh,
barns Of a department. sion. .r Norts
Clark street. 90 r,>,p, '.. children
ahom hr hvlvNrJ ,u r. mo. N -
the nAmrs. lAcu1cnan, , % Mayer
~ he arc department .t.. r.sst aas
safocatcd by supAr Is, tea. ...
~as found ssNvta! mirr.., .at,r a,
o,hsr uu.ulyn Wallc or, Nas
blaf.uE ~ ,hy harms %, spectator.
calyd oI, tat he taui' 90 I..4.s
Nelson. .ug. u.aa ot TIE harrs. "a. ca.
~ O.. naw,s Mayer dasAyd .uto ft.
hUndlng l~,s 20 dssso,gg thA, ,ae faa.
~ kst rSapel Ovcrcome. Re tol,
fpee s4E4@-l IA gAe rosa asa sisa
$500 a bfAetr Wsa q aea<e a.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-31
Storm Destroys Fruit Crop.

laGrange. ore. August 30 The
worst wind storm In the history Of the
Palouss country has passed over this
section doing much damage to fruit
In some Orchards the whole crop is
practically q loss while In other sec.
tions little fruit Is left ON the trees
Ripe grain hclds are also much IN
jurcd. Leonard Carroll. aged %. Wa
instantly killed by coming In con
tact with \ live wire IN the llnc of
tho Grand River Electric company to
day 4 dispatch from Garfield
wash says that the wind storm has
practically ruined the fruit crop Of
eastern Washington Hundreds OF
bushels of apples are lying on IN,
ground while the trees are badly dam
aged
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-31

tscrliin. August $50 \ i~tachment II
marines and sall0-, from ihr German
cruiser BuTEand surprised about .OOt
iHsureeht natives. halt ~ hon ucrs
armed with Fiaes. bear KowoHl Ger
nAn east Africa. Aag. - The Ger
iaAns ALLIED "a of lae ihsaIEesa Aaa
AFese many eshsFs ne tAs rivss. RiA
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