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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-02
Ocupaci6n total

SegIn informss que recogemos ca
faentss do toda veraci lad, eSta noche
la policfa ocupa ara totaln lnents las ca
lies, empezando por las alias, San
Sebastian, Sol, Lima, etc Tam oien
serAn ocupadas distintas azoteas ca
puntos estratsgicos. FL goblsrno cree
que el orden permanecsra inalterable
sin que 50 nece.ise acudir a rscursos
de violeocia. . mea0s qle ocarrA una
t,naz provocaci6n q la faerza p1blica.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-02
S.n Wig. .Iancia

Desde las siete de la noche aban.
don6 por complete la policia la ms
pecci6n del ordea en- la calle de San
Sebastian.
Aquellos vecinos SO quejaban de
que Sc les dejara huerfanos de vi.
gilancia por parts de la fuerza publ
ca. En ese estado estuvo toda la no.
che dicha calle, sin que Sc viera & un
solo policia transitar por ella.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-02
In muerto

Anoche q la una y media fallecio
en- ell hospital municipal Ramon Con-
zalez, que fue herido en- el motin de la
Plaza del Mercado.
La heri IL Sc coasider6 grave des-
de un principle, por haberle desg ARA
do la bala las paredes del est6mago.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-02
Nuevos herid0s

Ell padre Frank Colon traio dos
heridos en- la ambulancia del parque
de art llerla.
Nueve en- punto. Curando 81 DR..
Velez al nifo Movino Salgado, herido
de bala ca la Alino derecha SO pro-
mueve un tumulto en- la calle de la Lu-
ma suenan tres descargas cerradas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-02
Acadia Municipal de Lola

AYISO. Vacant, la plaza de of :
cial de Sanidad de este municipio con
la coAs gnaci6n en- presupuesto de 500
dollars anuales y acordada por ell
Concejo su provision Immediate, Sc ha.
ce pdblieo para que los que deseen ob
tenerla presenter sus solicitud autes
del dia 10 de Agosto pr6ximo. Lola,
% de Julio de /, 9O5.
j. V. CALDER0N
Alcalde Municipal, IL alt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-02
En- ell Hospital
Anocha nrac

Anoche practicaron operaciones
en- ell hospital m Iuicipal los d )ctores
Gomez Brioso, Doval, Lippit, Velez
y yOrdohsz, en- los hsridos que desde ell
caarto de socorro fueron trasporta.
dos q dicho asilo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-02
Refuerzo a la policia

De dlvsrsos pusblos estAn. llegsn.
do fuerzas de policis q San Juan. En-
los csntros ohclales se cslcula, para
ests noche, una recommendation de
ciento clncuenta guardias, cabos, sar-
gentos y oticia!es intramuros.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-02
Herid0s graves

Los heridos graves que fueron
trasladados en- ell acto al hospital mu-
nicipal, son JESUS Echevar, Juan Abo.
lafa, Ramon Logo Gonz ilez [muy gra-
vel, Nj coils Neel, Zacarias Andino,
Miguel Requena, JESUS Fall, Tom is
Crispfn, Abino Salgado, y Jose Cal.
derou.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-02
Cafe y pan

Entre diez y once de la noche Sc le
reparti6 & los policfas, que no habian
comidc, cafe y rebanadas de pan. En-
este servicio estaban empleados cla-
tro guardias.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-02
Adoquines arrancados

Esta maiiana aparecieron las ca
lies de San Jose y San Sebastian Gu.
biertas de vidrios y cascos do botalla.
De trech en- trecho Sc ven sitios don.
de ell pueblo arranco los adoquines
para hacer frents d la policla.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-02
Los SuCeS0S de aver

do los grupos del pueblo que salian
huyendo de Ia Gale de San Sebastian,
perseguidos por la policfa Ell Gober-
nador Sc retro nueyamente a palaclo
acompa1ado del secretario de Puerto
Rico Post y ell secretario Frazier.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-02
Protestas contra la poIicia

Ea el nom ,nto q ue el doctor, Juan
Torres y 81 que es.o escri % ayudabaa
& depositac ei harldo 60 el caro-, sue.
ma una descarga cerrada.
Movlmienso de essupor, y asom-
bro en- todos los sem olantss.
El dootor Velez protsssa indiga gaa
do de 10 conducta de la pollciA.
Lai muj sres que 90 hsllan en- ei
cuarto de Socorro, serefuglan lloran-
do debsi) d. las mesas. Loi eafef-
mos 50 loo JrpOran.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-02

to, pues no asi como .asf ae SAGA ua
nombre pacifico del lugAr donde ira
baiI, pa privarle de su liDertai.
rs SECURE qus con .ocasi0l de "a
hat 20 40 estan comeIiond0 tuda case
dc sItop lius e injIsI.clas.
El fIcal Csmpillo fLncions en el
JuEgadU J las poofes gentes q van
Jresas So lss exIe una haLz4 ue DOS
MIL DOLLARS, con toda ciase de requl-
si.os.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-02
AVISO IMPORTANTE

La re lni6n ds pr1pietarios de ca
.as, cJnvocsis para Id noche de oyer,
90 suspendlo q c0nsecdencla Ge los
1iatu bio. ca Is pob. aclon. OIorsu-
namente 30 avIsara 81 dla On & ae deoa
cele brarte.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-02
Al Hospital

81 me1ia. Ell decor Velez Lopez
dispons que el herido Rafael Faents,
que tiene una bala en- el peeh IL luier.
do, cerca del corazjn,y y cuyo estado
90 grave, sea traslsdado ca la a anbu-
lancia al b ospital.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-02
Conduccion de heridos

9y diez minutos. -L,ueve.
9y ounce minutos. -Llega al
euarto dc Socorros el CARO- de Ia am :
bulsncis y ,rasporta al hospital dos
b sridos de alg una gravedad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-02

rolina ...... 80, 49,. 1000
Francisco Mendez, Caguas.. 1000
Antonio Guarch, Caguas.. 5000
Ramon Blrgueras, San Lo-
renzo ...... 49,. .... l 900
Manuel r. Lopez, Yabucoa. $50
Pedro Sanchez, Comsrio..- 5000
Evaristo G Guardiola, Manatf. 5000
Archivald Wilson, Areclbo. 5000
Jose Padilla Mercado, Are.
cibo ..,... 800. -. 5000
Emeterio Hernandez, Arecibo 1000
Amedor AIcObe, Utuado..., 2.400
JOse La O. Perez Utuado... 1000
Eduardo Acevedo, Lares.... 1.00O
Saturntno Arana, Lares (P6-
liza saldads)..,.. ...... 180
Julia Glbbee, vluia dc Cor
tada, Ponce. .... ...... 4.000
Vicente Cortada, Ponce (Con-
ira POLKA interina por fa-
llecer antes de llegar la
poilza dehnttiva)... -. 1000
Andres Flgueroa (pagado en-
Espadal l........ .,.,.. 5000
Francisco Gomila Ar2na,
Lares ..., ....,. -. l.WU
Vicente G onz Alez, San Juan 1000
Lsopofdo Cerecsdo.... -. 1000
Antonio Trias, Ponce ...... 1000
Tomas A. D0dd, Ponce 80. 10000
Francisco Fernandez Villa
mill, Rio Plsdras.... 80. 5000
Juan Lopez Colon, Juana
Ulaz'.... ...... ..n. o.VuV
7, B. Muller, Ponce. -. -. 5000
Juan Vaamonds, Fajardo.. 5000
I. B. Muller, Ponce. ........ 5000
J osefa O. dc Olivieri, Juaaa
Dlaz -. ~. s.70C
D BUscana, Aguas Buenas. 3.00e
Q. L. Lafaye, Clales,.,,... 200(
Maausl ValdSs, Bayamon., l.0W
Emilio Soto Herman dsz, Are
cibo -. -. 49,. l5.Ool
Jaime Villa, San Lorenzo. 3.0Ut
alme Via, San LorenEo.,,, 8.00l
Santiago Orslni, Ponce -. 1000,
Osvaldo Alfonso, UMado... 5.0O(
Sebastian Muioz, AreclDo.. ZOO
Huenavsnsura Mora, Juana
Dlaz..,sss o.V
Marlano +. Molina, Puncs., 6.0v
Manuel Lopez Ssgredo, Ponce 400
Carlos b. Meitz, San Juan, 400
j. b. Rsbalne, San JUAN. LOO
EustAq uio Collazo, Uusdo, LOO
kodulto L. del Vale, Ponce zoo
Manuel Joglsr. Ponce. zoo
Antonio Geigel, Ponce. e...... zoo
trRnolscu Fernandez Juncus
San Juan..,". -. -, "
Carmen q arcia..,. ,,,,,, zoo
Gulliermo Cortes.... .,..,. eco
VlcEor Qulnones Felicianu
Ponce -, go. -. 800
Martin Lorenzo.... 80. 200
Jose Ma Gatell, Yauco -. 5.Uv
DAulsl W. Kearney, Aqua.
oIlla (sulcldloJ.., -, 200
DR.. separd, Vleques 80. 800
MaElss RJIo, san Juan, (po-
liza sGIuadR -, .,,, 70
Ramon VIA , Moreno...,. l.02
Fellz Martinez, Ponce ...,.. 4.OO
Federico Seli6s, San Lorenzo lO.OV
JuIIo h. Prets, PonSs....a l0.OU
JJssi4a Tournlar Laboraa,
vluua ds R3Oerts, Vleq dea LOO
! brespiIero kenps Gonzalez
CaEG&s.. 80, Z.W
! Gaorlel D&Imau, CaguSs." 2.5u
, Aif0uso t&ars, Mayagusz. Lon
"a. sador Amdll, AgIadl!la. 5.0
trlm.Iiyu Deifaus, JuGcos.. l.0U
Luc s Castro y Castro, Jun
coa.. ,.,'. 5'W
Francisco Lopez Cepsro, Rio
filedrRS .,.,.. ,r,,s Z'VU
+, Candldo Farlha, Juncus,
tPendlenISl. ..,.,, ..'." 5'oO
manuel VIlanusva, Ponce. o.OU
A1lgusi Comas, San aan..,. l.OJ
osnJra B Baruss de Armstrong
/ Ponce ,.,t, ..,,'s'.,,'''' 0.V
Jorge O.czs, Poncu -, -. l.0J
JOae Mora,es lEJrrino, Are
| clOO.. O....,...ss.,''..'s 's'.'' 1'oO
Fernando BJnsta, Barcslo-
nSta ,.,.,t,.,.,''''''s 80 l'VO
Tutai. .S264. ~
Z. f ST0RER, Superlntsndsnte.
! GAMBIA s STUBBE, Agentes Generate
IJuANR. BAz, rsspresentante Especia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-02
'EL SOL .
COmpahIa 90 SJgurOs sObre la
VIDA, dol Canada.

><
Reldci5a tx slnn5-fyo ptgt-t0o en PfNao
Rtco pr Ia Coapuiia de Ssy't0O
sobfe Ia cJttt, eel SOLS IL Ca-
nuid. d los BsaefctUt9S dc
Us I'9yi1,tS sty,et.,QeS;
PUERTO RIO
Feiieia1o CarDta, San Juad. 3 5.0VU
HlglnlO lopez Caehadai SAn
Juan -. -. =. -. 1900
Nspus, H7ruals VIDA, "a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-02
Dr.. Gonzalez Martinez
p, .. BOX 551

Elterm:ll14, d. los orglnos genito-urnarlo5. 5.-Ofre
ce sus servcos PROFESSIONALS e SHotel lngaterra,s
calle de Tetuan, esquna Cruz.
Horas de- consuta: de II de ? A.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-08
PREPARING FOR SETTLEMENT.
But the Prospects for Cessation Of
Aostllltlss Not Very BrIaht.

Chicago. June with the union
leaders preparing to settle the team
sters' strike on the lnstallnent plan
and the employment association re.
solved that no plans for q settlement
except such as comprise every strike
bound interest. will be entertained, the
prospect for a cessation OF hOstilltles
were not bright today.
The teamsters Joint council hoped
10 end the strike "sectionally." taking
the department stores first and appoint.
ed committee OF three members OF
the department store drivers union to
meet the State street merchants.
Efforts were made TO arrange a con.
Terence today. The employers an
nounced that they would not make q
settlement that did not include every
frm invo.ycd However. the team.
sters hoped their move would prove
an entering wedge leading to large ne.
gotiatloas.
President Shea Of the Transfers
union, charged today that his arrest
and imprisonment for two hours last
night was Tor the purpose Of prevent.
Ing his attendance AZ a council meeting
OF the strikers
But my friends fooled them" he
said. Shea declared that the strike
would go on. he asserted that II any
teamSter leaders wanted Ia make a
dlshonorSbIe settlement. they dared
not show their heads IN the open Tor
the reason. according to Shea. that
the rank aud hle of the teamsters are
against any surrender The Union
leaguers say there Ia no chance Of
the team owners forcing walk out
The strike leaders assert that thou.
sands of small business mep who. Il
Is claimed are Fronting BY the strike.
Will prevent the team owners taking
auy drastic action
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-08

syiyanlA. Ga. June 7--.FsaIiOeh ooan
~ came very near losing her sheriff
w b Hendricks. a. the Osaschss nv.
~. near Rocky Ford yesterday sner.
noon. bat. Instead. q negro man. Pant
Jones. whom he had captured. lost
bis lifs. Tbs nsEro made a deEper
ate resistance. striking the sksnH q
severe bios In the head eth q brick
The ofieer nfst shot bin In The arm
thinking thus 70 snbdas kim. tot thiE
seemed only tn snfaGs him the more
and the sbsrig hsa 20 shoot him qBIek
10 Hare hia osn Hfs The beat too
sAo,s entered the ssgrO's body. and
brought him "a the Erosnd Whsre ke
Sled 10 . short vhile.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-08

New Orleans June 5.--Aukur Duf.
y a lahorcY. va'tfd into Police head
gusftsrs today and sa.d be- hsd klllsd
Dts wife Tho pollcs iueked I'm up
eeiievine hin % b. STATED Thea
hey seat 70 ths puHY IONS. skere
iEeJ hsund three Fns rhrffsn weep
ms over thsir m0ihsf. sto as fatally
uoundsd Mrs.. buhJ d.eG 10 leo
H"spfAl AT ina DlaJ souid say
vas tbaf his wife van o. tWAfai
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-08
OBJECTIONS MADE
TO COTTON REPORT
Governments Figures Are Sub,
jeot to An Attack.
IRREGULARITIES ARE CHARGED
ofNeers Of Cotton Association Are In
vOstisstIns the Manner In Which AZ.
rIeuItOrsal Department secured lts
information on Crop Ger 1905.

New York. june 7.--Rlchard Chat.
ham. OF Atlanta. secretary of tue
Southern Cotton Growers association,
who Is In this city. has declared his
intention Of calling President Roove
yelts attention TO what he considers
gross Irregularities In both the prep
aration and the publication 81 the gov.
eminent cotton report issaet last Fri.
day
Mt Chatham will make 90 charges
OF bribery or any other crime but
his Intention Is TO ask for rigid IN.
yestigation and that the resignation of
one Of the important emplOyrs !r the.
statistical bureau OF the department
OF agriculture be demanded II is AN,
ders,ood that he charges some Ons
In advance Of publication BE- certain
brokers for use In depresslRg the COZ
ton OF planters and southsan brokers.
growers association isN an organiza.
ton Of planters and souhe3 brokers
whose object Il h to regulitc. 30 Tar
as possible. the acreage Of cotton. aud
to protect the planters aud other
southern interests from Manipulation
OF the market tending TO drprcss the
price Of the staple.
Officers Of the association declare
they have as many experts as the de.
pattment OF agriculture and take every
effort to secure the most trust worthy
Information regarding The crop cOndi
ton. For several months the Stats
ties gathered by the association have
been At variance with those emAna;lng
from Washington. aud the officers Of
the association. together With brokers
and cotton merchants In this city. have
conducted secret ihyestigation In the
hope Of ascertaining che REASONS toe
the discrepancy.
A prominent broker, II ID now an.
serted. has gathered the most lmpor.
tani Of documentary evidence In the
case. From employee of the depart
ment Of agriculture. BE- says. some OIL
whom are IN the habit ~ making IRE.
1ueht visits 10 this city. he learned
hat advance Information In regard TO
he reports could BE- secured. lie fol.
Owed 40 this inquiry inquIrins wheth
~ or not the report has not been
'hAnged and alleges b. vas success
bal 10 this endesvor also receiving
etters from 81 least one Of the promi.
zen firms Of cotton brokers IN this
'ity had such 90 understanding with a.
east one OfBcsf Mr. Chatham wa
'otihed Of the alleged discoveries by
telegraph and made a hurried trip 20
his city After mAny hours spent IA I
consultation be iourueyed to washlns
on. remained . fee hours aua re- =
nrnnd 70 New York. saying he dssif.a .
ignatures TO a document "a hla no. !
esAion !, l. Said Mr. Chatham
haFEe thu, the hggres % ne bureau q
statistics have been manipuIsts-d a
the Interests Of . certain bsarish 81 I
meat IN the marked herv. HE charge q
iiil inelsde nos only me furnlsAinv .
advance iaformstioa partalnIbs 20 .
- government aEufss bot alao fsiul. q
eation ~ ,hes- aeuFss IN ne case q
TIE feport issi issued iasi Frsaay he b
~ ehAfEs that plans .wsfe laid q
.nrfh II 49,.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-08
hOWN PRINCE WEDS
DUCHESS CECILIA
|arriags L. Attended BY Many
Royal Personages.
,TvRE RuLERs or GERMANY

y Ceremony Was Performed In I
Bmali Chapel and the Service Wal
according to Ritual Of the Lutheran
Church, Which ls Short and Simple
Berlin. June Grown Prince Fred
|ck william and the Duchess Ce
IA, OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wert
|rried BY DR.. Dryander. the court
bplain, in the small chapel Of tn,
lace at s O'Clock this afternoon, &C
Pdlng to the ritual OF the Lutheran
hrch, which is the same for a prince
for a subject.
lbout half Of the 400 persons pres
were princes or special ambassa
b OF other countries, with theI
B de camp. Ambassador Tower al
Ided as the extraordinary ambassa
for the United States. Mrs. Tow
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-08

Che Foo, June 7.--General Balasch.
on has arrived here from Port Ar
thur with his STAFF and departs today
for Russia Overland via Tien Tsln.
The embalmed body OF General Kon.
drat chenko was brought here by Gen.
eral B,laschoh and wiil be shipped 20
Odessa
ceuefsl BRlRsehors stan 81 20 per.
sons. which accompanied him 20 Che
Foo. g. departing for home over varI-
Gus routes This party completes the
Russlsn evacuation 81 Port Arthur
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-08

wRs convicted 10 the United states
OF fraud 40 declared ~ the United
States suprsme court IN The case %
Carer versus MclAuEhey. that this
0fense OF fraud and participation
therein are punishable By the laws OF
both Canada and the demanding coun
Try. that The accused have participat
ID In The uffsnse az fraud committed
By Garter, for Nhich be- vas ~ convict
Ell that fraud BY uh agent aud trustss
and participation herein are eEtrsdita
bio crimes
second. that Carter vas guilty ia
the United states and found guilty OF
SRibezzlemsnt which II known under
oBr lac under the term Of theft. the
difference In the name OF the ofFenss
IN the tSo countries belnK immatsrisl.
that the sccased have participated BY
ihelf conspiracy With Carter 10 the en-
bsrElsmsnl 10 oommittsd By him. that
pBeh paruclpstIoa 10 punishable by
ne laws 0f bofa oOan,Fles and u an
sHtrSdiiiabis erims
Third, thar Is 5piy &. 1887. the a..
rused bsvs fysudulebtIy received from
Carer the sum Of ts7s.74S knowing
heH thsi he same hsd been smbsr
lied tsiolsnl ~ him. aBa that the ~
lease ~ reesivihe stolen property ID
psnishsbls bedsr ths la~s ~ bath
'ouEiFies asd u by to treaty section
!. 80 ssiraaitson crime
-coaseqwsnfly as,srmias thar N.
'eeused 30 committed 10 jail psadIas
IuFFshdsf."
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-08
GOVERNMENT SHIP ASHORE.
She Ia Stuck Hard and Fast on BAR
She Ia Not ~ Any Danger.

@UN ~ wv 81 my GahHefs
Now York June THE steamer
which went aground on James Island
near Freepor l.. 1. late last night
and which AZ nrst Vas believed 10 be-
u transatlantic llpcf. proved 10 be-
the rniiod states survey ng ship eau
casia.
She wa siIll hard aud fast on thr
bar today but appeared TO be- In no
great danger aud with a wreCklhg YES.
sci lying close ready % take AdyAn.
taEo Of the frsi favorable moment u
vas believed that she would be- loated
before biKhtfall.
u was not thought by those wbo saw
the steamer frOm the shore that she
had been damaged, ~ she appeared
TO be resting easily In the sand The
CaucSsia has g crew Of 30 msn. sil Of
whom remained on board today
No explanations have YET been Civ
en- ~ 70 how the caucasla got into
the tronbl". She had beca engaged In
survey work on Grgcnport. l.. l.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-08
NEWS OF FAR EASTERN WAR
Text Of Orders Sent to Americans Re
pardina Russians at Manila.


Washington, June THE Russlan
embassy here has made inquiry Of the
state department rs 10 the intentions
of this government respect on the Rus
sian warships al Manila Acting Sec.
retury of State lOOmis has replied by
Informing the embassy OF the general
nature OF the instructions Sibled yes.
tcrday TO Governor Wright and Admir-.
al Train,
The text OF Secretary Tafts cable
message to Governor Wright is as fol.
lows:
Advise Rus an admiral that AZ his
ships are suffering from damages due
to battle and our policy Is to restrict
all operations OF belligcrents In neu.
trial ports, the president cannot con.
sent to any repairs unless the ships
are lnterned al Manila until the close
OF hostilltiCs You are directed after
notifying the Russian admiral Of this
conclusion. to turn over the execution
Of this order 10 Admiral Train. who
has bee nadviscd accordingly by the
secretary Of the navy"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-08

either one OF the several admouitary
addresses 10 the bridal couple or "a
make one OF his own. Or. Dryander
elected 10 lay aside the book. taking
az HIS subject the book OF Ruth. chap
ter 1. verses i6 and II. beginning:
For whittier thou goest. will go"
etc.
Or. Dryander spoke briefly on the
beauty Of love. the large responsible.
fly resting on the youthful pair. their
need for the support OF faith and splr.
ltual vision The pastor then asked
his imperial highness " he took out Of
Gods hands TO have and to hold &C.
cording to Gods word and will. her
highness. Cecilia.
The crown prince answered:
yes"
The same question was addressed 10
the duchess With the additional cues
iion and obey" to which she also an.
swered:
YES"
These were the only responses.
The rings were then exchanged and
the bride aud groom knelt while DR..
Dryander read the liturgieal prayer.
closing the ceremony, which had tax.
en- precisely 20 minutes.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-08

ioois. hieh Juhs 2 WaahOsts
eagssd By las, nihrs tsrTise raln have
ea1sed too rtilfoad Aesidsats neaf
AsFs. ore On ihe Fsre MGrqasfte re-
ons az tAe D.,r0li 0FAnd Haven and
hiiSagsss lice Two msn vers kilisd
IN The FsTs Aafqsslts aseidsnt asa
four msmb~rs u the trails cree we're
iajsfsa b 49, nrisolf OrsnA aassn
and hhsAstss accident. A Peys
hnrgBftss Ssit ran inf0 q pashsrI
neay tbs state rpfornatSry. an6 ne
engine go aefHiied sud toppied over
EaEiassf " AFsrd as1 Fifsmas 4
Fsyns. - ios,S ssrs ttiita sea Brsts
s"n coaef aaa Nsaig vers siiEhuy 10
iaysd
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-08
CANADA SURRENDERS
GAYNOR AND GREENE
Must Return To United States
To Stand Trial.
LONG FOUGHT sAT1LE Is ENDED
Canadian Judge Renders Decision
Against Them and They Are Re
manded to jail to Await Arrival Of
otnesrS TO BrIns Them Back.

Montreal. June Judge l.afOutaine
extraditiop commissioners. today gave
the Judgment In the case OF the nit
cd States versus JohN y, Gaynor and
Benjamin +. Greene. committing both
for cStraditIon aud ordering them hack
To jail To await surrender to UOltrd
states Officers.
In rendering judgment Judge IAfon.
thine spoke for Two hours aud half
Summing up, he said
My conclusion Is that thu allegation
OF the conspiracy 90 defraud the Unit.
ed states ~ being In existence be.
tween Carter and the accused on or
about July 1, 1897, IL proven to tho
hut that Garter, a public othCcs. ava
agent and trustee Of the United states
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-08

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eirsamalasteA
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-08

Csyslsnr. Jbne 7--AaVlss fros he
inysHiiss maids q Freshest Andrews
and Ashagsr Htaalsy % The lScAi
street. raiIwaT brihEs eosstsfnsi,Os fn
Somsn Who Eei on street cars baek
vard bet y vfli the street ear com
paay says. avert mSny eiaims fof asJs
sges Thsy haze nrraAGsd haha
Esii 90 ths s~sis ~ wDmsn ntzt f4ee
forsard shes tbsy aHEht q 10 ~
listsa tbAi his simple arrangement
Hih sfsvsai asgg seitrats
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-08
JAP Shin, Woo Sum

shanshat, June 1.-Two Japanese
destroS rs. the Murasams and susana.
mi. with Vice Admiral Urlu's squadron
on Guizlan island. are coming 20 Woo
Sung today They have promised to
remain only "a hours
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-08

Perrin. June s---3.H D m.--Ths
MeBdsissohns seny most positively me
receiving Of 'eiegTam reRardlEE the
assassination - Enpsros Nicholas.
TIE report Otherwise vas not trsce
able
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-08

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- Tor ne Bafceass q sts Tor The
faise' ~ rsans 20 - srer,sa - A.
stss caFpeElr rss usin scr a. lor.
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faf@iI su'pEisea ar capsss-