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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-20
PREACHER SENT TO
PRISON -FOUR YEARS
j, F. COrdOya, Deposed Methodist
Minister, Gets Sentence.
TOOK SENTENCE VERY cooLLy

He Got One Year for Abandoning His
wife-Judgmert Will be Stayed un.
I'll a Writ Has Been Argued-wm
Fightto Keep From Prison.
New Brunswick, n. j., March Isl.
F, Cordoba, the deposed Methodist
minister, was sentenced this morning
20 four years in the State prison, He
got one year for abandoning his wife
aud three years Tor assaulting her
Miss Brown, with whom no twice
elopcd, was not in court Her father
and brother were. Cordova took the
sentence without a tremor. His
counsel Immediately filed writ Of
error, which stays judgment until the
writ Is argued
His attorneys will pat up hard
fight to keep their client from going
70 the State prison
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-20

Charlotte n C. March ~ IN vlee
Of the position taken by tho last lesls
laturr In regard Co what IL comm0niJ
known a. bucket shops. a movement
has been started by number Of well
known cotton merchants of this cts
GO organize a cotton exchange similar
~ th0ae In large cities The brok
opgo hrm here claim thar under iht
present lae they csc unable % ~
business and ln order 10 secure tbe
market reports sHd gossip concerning
tbe markets. tbe merchants here bel
l'eve that cotton exchanges hgre
ihrlr 0uiy recourse t
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-20
NEW cu5z FOR RHEUMATISM.
A Helpless Cripple Uses His Limbs
Under a Hypnotic Spell.

A Helpless Cripple Uses His Limbs
UnGer a Hypnotic Spell.
Chicago March 17-Hypnotlsm a,
cure for rheumatism has beer
brought to the attention Of University
Of Chicago medical professors by the
discoveries and demonstrations Of OF
to w Greenberg. young medlca
student, who claims TO be able 10 cure
the most chronic case OF the ailmenl
by hypnotic power
Young Greenberg's theory was Civ
ent a trial in a physiology" class con
Quoted by Prof. Anton J. Carlson. 4
helpless cripple from the Home foi
Incurables was brought 20 the class
room on a siretcher and thrown into
the hypnotic state by Creenbcrg
when under the mental influence q
the operator the man was told ne was
10 have the use Of bis limbs Wher
he was released be was able 10 move
his lower limbs, a feat which De hae
not accomplished Tor a long time DO
fore
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-20
Nearo Hanaea h MIsslsalppI.

Jackson, Miss March i7--Goveru0
Vardaman, having refused 90 grant {
respite or Communication TO the con
demned man Simon Simmons. a Negro
whose death sentence was recently az
irmed by the supreme court was
hanged IN the jail yard at Clarksdale
The trap was sprung by sheriff N. J
Bouldln. 81 Coahoma county ThC
crime for which Simmons was exc
cuted was The murder OF another ne
gro.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-20
POLICY
AT LAST ANNOUNCED
Secretary Taft Has Made Public
Text Of Letter to Blair.
RETENTION 10 De INDEFlNlTe

The Future of the Islands is Yet IN
known--The Policy Rests Largely
With the People-Favors SelfGov-
eminent When Deemed Capable.
Washington, March lin order to
allay any misrepresentation relative to
the policy of the administration with
respect to the future Of the Philip
pines, Secretary Taft yesterday made
public the text OF 4 letter which he
wrote to John G. Blair OF New York,
bearing directly on tbat subject. The
secretsry's letter says:
The policy of the administration is
the indefinite retention OF the Philip
pines, for the purpose OF developing
the prosperity and she selt.governing
capacity Of the Filipino people. The
policy rests on the conviction that the
people are not now capable OF self
government, and will not be for long
period OF time, certainly not for a
generation, and probably not for
longer time than that, and that until
they are ready for self-goyernment it
would be a violation OF trust for the
United States abandon the islands.
The question "a to the future, how
ever, Is one wholly OF conjecture.
Should they demand self-government,
when capable, should be in favor OF
giving II to them"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-20
lNsvRosNT LEADER SLAIN,
lsarlan Chief and Men Surprised b,
oepdarmes.

sarlan Chief and Men Surprised b,
oepdarmes.
New York. March Apostle. Rui
gar,an leader. chief organizer Of th,
ougHanding iugurcction ln the So
lonIca district ha5 been killed 10 th,
course Of q light with gondarmes. ac
cordlng to Herald dispatch from Sa
lonica
in company With 80 OF hls follower
be was surprised by a strong force 70.
gcHdarmes GO small village noai
GuesWrl q place Two hours distant
from Salouica
a fierce dght followed lasting three
hours AZ The end u that time onlj
Ave OF the BulgarIans were ioft alive
and they were captured one gen
darme was killed and ~ were wound
ed The Bulgarans had been trans
porting ammunition 10 one Of theu
strong holds IN tbe mountains
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-20
FOUND AFTER SO YEARS.
Man Disappeared Half a Century Age
ls lNInn IN Australla.


New York, March i7-After .
search OF 70 years. James Travis. o.
Flushing, l.. l.. has been located IN
Australia, lie ran away from home
fifty-three years ago In a whaling YES
sci and had long ago boeu given NJ
for dead by his brothers and others OF
the family
Twelve years ago n wealthy relative
OF the family died and willef James
100000. Advertisements FOR the miss
Ing man we're inserted IN newspapers
al over the world The state depart
ment also made attempts to iind HIM
Travis finally saw an advertisement
IN an Australian newspaper and wrote
20 his family, lie had heen married
was the father OF II children. he wrote
end had prospered financially
The legacy he viii now receive hal
almost doubled In value.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-20

Nashville Tenn, March ia de
patch from Petershurg. Tenn sass
that the Bank Of PETERSBURG a stats
institution. was entered by burgiar.
a. an early hour this morning ant
about $1,000 stolen. The steel vaai
vas b.ogn open vfh DiirogiyceTln'
and comp Els Erecsee IRE atroni
lox Ia the safe gas empiicd By th'
burglars. $50 made their escape
There IS no clcu a. % uho COMMITTEES
TIE burglary A.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-20
souhern Mnnufaclur.rs 49,.

Nashville, Tenn March IT, The aa
soclotoa OF Spoke and lmo mauuac
tuters Of Che south met here today
Peter Lrsh of Memphis IS president
E o buchanan. of Gplptlu. Tenn, sec
Rotary ana W D. small. OF Cornih
treasurer The object OF tno moellni
is 20 combine all spoke manufacturer
OF finished and club head spokcs 81
che south and southwest establish &
system OF uniform grade and prices
and form union Ia a body With theb
northern brothers The Intention %
also % engage secretary and luspoo
tor who win visit me spoke factoflal
and keep the product OF me factories u
line.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-20
WILL ESCORT THE PRESIDENT.
Confederate Vsteran Camp Of Louis
Vile VIII Perform the Honors.

Confederate Vsteran Camp Of Louis
Vile Will Perform the Honors.
louisville Ks, March iG.-The Geo
Fasting camp United Confederate
Veterans, has accepted the Hyliatlob
Of the committee on arrangements &C.
act as escort 10 President Roosevelt
upon the occasion OF hls visit 90 Louis
vile. April q
Thirty.ono years AGO ihis camp actet
IN q similar capacity when President
Hayes was entertained here Ar
ranremcnts Tor tho reception ~ PreH
dent Roosevelt are pruErasslnr favor
ably. bli nothing definite vil bo an
nounced untl oficiai nOfice OF bls ns
ry,ng have been received from Wash
ington
70 % expected. h1weveF ihu tbt
pr dent VIII CON 5y uug OF Cucn
nm. aa3 .n trat event nc Ior uf|
reception comm.ffre wiil meet h.f iraitI
az IaGrarge. fea miles or 0n thtl
louisville and NashyH msoad
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-20
SURRENDER or THE FLAGS.
Civil war Trophies Await Orders Of
Southern GoVernars.

Southern Governors.
Washington, March IT, Genera
Ainswo-th, the military secretary. ha,
been charged by the secretary Of
war with the execution OF the Joint
resolution OF congress authorizing IN,
return OF civil war battle nags 4
General Alnsworth viii send cir
cular letter TO the governors OF AL
the states known 20 be Interested 60
the nags now IN The custody Of the
war department, in forming them OF
the action of congress ana asking theh
wishes with respect 70 the disposition
Of the flags borne By regiments OF
their respective states during the civil
war.
There are about 5ii OF these flags
and standards, about 100 being union
banners which fell into the hands OF
the confederates during the war and
were surrendered az the close Of The
war All Of these old flags are now
stored IN the nag room OF the war dc
partment, and are said to be In a good
state OF preservation.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-20
ACTRESS TO FACE jury AGAIN.
Nan Paterson VIII Again o. Tried for
Murder IN April.


Murder IN April.
New YORK. March i7Nan paffor
son sill BIZ plt on trIal once more h
answer q charge Of numbering Caesar
Young The wealthy booBmater
This decision BIAS boon reached enc
70 ASA announced at tho district aiior
ncy's Office mat me second fr.al ~ ne
case would beg'n April TO- One lury
which was selected io trg Der on ths
charge 81 murder sac csarred ~
Ger 49, case vas completed becE1af
~ no severe .lness ~ one ~ lu
members Ano'bsr jury which heard.
enc case vas uaab.e lo aerer
N8mcrous aftrmp.a ~ secure tTl
release oa baI since zoe 'aH t.a
aays fsiled
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-20
NO SYMPATHY FOR srRNEsa.
August Belmont viii Hear None
TheLt Talea of Voc.


Their Tales Of Woe.
New York. March IT, President AZ
gust Be'maIt o. the ,uirrb0rouel
company. Who has returned from palm
beach 90 take personal command o.
the strike situation. announced see
tcrday fbst the strikers need erpcc
no sympathy from bin With stories %
having been sold out by me men ub,
ied then.
The TACT thar ST. belmont lf pres
dent OF the Cuc Federation. raid H
personal representative o. the once
makes no d.Gctnce Men who have
uores Of desfliuti0u 10 teli $50 o. re
forrel 90 the general Offices ~ tne com
pans % mo Part ros- building fo male
tteif app cation ior work through OBJ,
Trgulr channel
-Mr Belueuf aiii refuse 20 Icf ner
Fhary STA urEer o. aag 81 farl
cc1a.ft $40 hia secretary
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-20
GAR END coLLlaloN ON a."
TWO Passengers Badly Injured Whit
g. Others We're SLIGHTLY Hurt.

TWO Passengers Badly Injured Whit
q others We're Slightly Hurt.
New York. March 1.-Two passen
gers were injured badly and dozer
others Slightly injured while hundreds
were thrown into a panic of fear by &
rear-end collision between two South
bound Sixth avenue elevated trains a,
Fifty-seyenth street and Columbus av
enue during the forenoon rush hours
today.
A train, which had just stopped al
the station, was run into by another
that had been following it closely.
Glass in the cars which came IN
contact was smashed and scattered
over the tightly packed passengers ant
the platform of the rear car of the
first train and the motor car of the
second were splintered.
The most severely hurt were Williau
McCluskey. who received a badly lac
Grated wound on his head, and Edward
c. Fronk, who suffered a fracture Of
his knee,
s. Passengers say that the collissn
was due to the attempts of the mo
tormen OF the rear train TO dlseove.
how near he would bring his train tc
the one ahead of him without hitting
il.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-20
FOUND DEAD WOMAN IN CAB.
Man Also Found In an Unconscious
q Condition BY Police.

Man Also Found in an Unconscious
Condition by Police.
New York, March 16-The body Of
a woman whd been dead seyera,
hours and a Unconscious and ap
parently dyit ere found in a cat
which was A&en up to Brooklyn
police station on a gallop early today
The man. who was suffering from al
coholism and possibly from the effects
Of drug, may recover Both he and
the driver OF the cab have been dc
NAMED by the police pending an inv6e
tigatiOu Of the affair Although tns
condition Of the man was so serious
that he could give the police little
Information which would AID them IT.
their Investigation, he said that his
name was Thomas Deegan and th&
he lived in Monroe street, one OF the
better class residential sections a.
Brooklyn The dead woman, he said
was Miss Mary Savage, 30 years old
Both Deegan and Miss Savage wer'
wei dressed.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-20
In.anaLL.. - -

lHr'a1y IS Haf.a NJ ~
a. explosion ~ aa sH#ae a1 fH.
ToT Ceufm nInff asar hs 'a'
raHaer 8m o. N'H ~ t11J
raa hHied I fesna aas .ttH
iatd az eos cf5 bog se eslar .f 'ff
fEy.ofloa csn bs assis1 IH# aHi
or eas u1 aHt .tere Eas H0' aspfr
eat defects In fbe 6fe boa ~ 59i.ff .
Is itgahr al explosive va mifei
uat fte e0si
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-20
MILLIONAIRE FOUND DEAD.
Mysterious Death Of Wealthy 6ostonl
an In a New York Hotel.

mysterious DSatn OF wealthy BoStoni
an In New York Hotel
New York. March i7-Henry B.
Reec, prominent sugar reaner OF
Boston Aass, wealthy and highly re
spected, a director In half dozen cor
porations, and senior member of the
firm OF Nash. splading & Co. Brcat
street commission merchants, has beer
found dead in his room at the Crane
Union hotel under circumstances that
pointed at first to his possible murder
then to his suicide and last to death
from natural causes.
There is even yet somewhat of &
mystery in the case. and the police
were looking for a woman who &C
companled him to the hotel and was
registered as Mrs, Reed" She was
not Mrs Reed She disappeared from
the hotel, whether after his death on
before. II is not known.
The woman was observed as she en-
tered the hotel last Sunday night She
was slight of build, fair in feature
about 25 years Of age and was attlret
in dark clo.hlng and hat
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-20

Charlotte a. g. Hach 81 Th'
state apFcas eouT Recessed .o rau
o. wit 9f error .H .te fate ~ Jams
LlnkolE ths iudiom Nife murderer
end vnl be haaed Do R.etn0at
Ca tu Fdfy on iast ChrEmal
Gsy iintoua SIDED hs Sic - atop
~ go 90 tbeir h9ms sna ,si itt
houbl on Era.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-20
JAPS WILL PRESS
FIGHT TO HARDIN
Determined to Push Forward to
the RI IAN Stronghold.
81. LINEMTO.a oANT EsoApg

Recent Victories Have spurred the
Japs to Greater Exertions--ln Rear
of Russians and Hanging on With
Their Usual Bulldog TenacitY.
Paris, March lS.-The Japanese le-
CATION has issued an official dispatch
from Toxic today, as follows "Our
detachment on the right bank of the
Lao routed eight Russian squadrons
with artillery which were occupying
the heights north of Telling on Thurs
day.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-20

London, March lS--The fighting in
Manchuria continues, with the Rus
SLAMS under Lineviteh trying to reach
Hardin. The Japanese are hanging on
their TANKS and rear, trying to get be-
tween the Russians and their objective
point. The retreat has, according to
both Japanese and Russian accounts,
become a struggle for the Russians to
hold together the remnants of Kuro-
patkin's army and get to Harblnr where
there are fresh troops
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-20

Toxic, March 1S.-A report to the
War Department from 0yama says the
Japanese right army under Kuriko, is
proceeding rapidly along the Kirlin
Road, above Tie Ling. II is supposed
the object Of the movement is in con-
junction with a similar thanking opera
ton OF Oku's army on the west and
has tsken a position in the rear of the
Russian remnant retreating towards
1arbin and will isolate il. 0Sama
mentions large quantities of stores and
prisoners taken by the right wing and
says the railway station at Tie Ling
was constructed by the Russians upon
scale as extensive as that at Lao
Yang.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07
IN CALIFORNIA.
Mining Prospector Finds Large
Deposit of Rich Ore.
[gy Telegraph to The Tribune.

San Francisco, Nov 6-H. C. Jones, a mining
prospector and engineer asserts that he has
discovered large deposit of radium ore in
Kern County which is richer than the ore re-
Gently found in Gilpin County, Colorado, and
much richer than Bohemian His samples
blende. all of which contain salts of uranium
rich in radium.
Jones refuses to tell the exact location of his
discovery but says he has known of the deposit
for ten years. Recently he ground up some Of
the ore, extracted salts of uranium from 1t,
spread these a sensitized plate and in two
hours in dark radio activity was pho
tographed the plate.
Jones has sent samples of his ore to Gardner,
OF New-York, who imports from Bohemia and
Gardner pronounces the Kern County samples
radfum from one-half to three quarters
richer than Bohemian Jones says the orc
is In ledge formation, and evidently of volcanic
origin. He estimates that 1000 tons will be
necessary to produce one ounce Of radium-
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07
MRS. ROGERS'S CASE UP.
United States Supreme Court to Pass
on Points Made for Her.

Washington. Nov e-The case of Mrs. Mary L.
Rogers of Bennington. Vt. under sentence Of
death on the charge of numbering her husband, was
to-day argued in the Supreme Court of the United
States Attorneys 7. /. Jeffords and F. NJ Butler
appearing for Mrs. Rogers and Attorney General
Fits for the State.
Mrs Rogers's execution is set for December s.
This date was fixed by the Governor of Vermont.
who has granted several repreves in the case, and
the attorneys for Mrs Rogers seized upon this fact
as one Of the grounds upon which they ask a writ
of habeas corpus contendng that only the courts
fix the date of execution. They also contended
that the fact that the hearing an the case by the
State Supreme Court held in Bennington
County was prejudical TO Mrs Rogers's rights and
contrary law. Mr.. Fits upheld the regularity
Of the action of the Governor and also that OF the
State Supreme Court The attorneys for Mrs
Rogers also argued that she had been held in soli
tary confinement for six months whereas the
State law limits such confinement TO three months
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07
ENTERPRISE PAPER GONE
Santa Fe $500 Bonds Missing
Receirer to sac.

Pfttsburg, Nov. 6.-About $4,000 worth of
bonds of the Santa Fe Central Railroad, of
which the late cashier, T. Lee Clarke, of the En-
terprise National Bank Of Allegheny, treas
ham of the Enterprise Bank has not been able
TO find them. They not among the private
papers of the dead cashier and they are nowhere
around the Enterprise Bank, is there any
record of them there
Receiver Cunningham has threatened to enter
suits about these bonds. It transpires that
Clarke had them rehypothecated in some Pitts
burg banks months ago. The banks became
suspicious of this paper and sent for Clarke TO
lift it, which he did The $4,000 in bonds have
not been seen since, nor is there any trace Of
them.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07
RED SPIDER IN COTTON GROWING AREA

Washington Nov. 6.-The Department Of Agri-
culture in report just issued, says the red spf-
der or rust mite has been prevalent in some parts
Of the cotton growing of this country during
the last TWO years. The spider is minute yellow
ish red mite which feeds the cotton plant, prn-
cipay on the under sides of the leaves. but at
times attacking all parts of the plant The report
says the pest is probably distributed throughout
the cotton growing of the South, although
in late years its occurrence in injurious numbers
had not been reported until the summer Of 1908.
when it caused considerable damage to cotton in
South Carolina and Georgia
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07
TO MARKET OTHER PRODUCTS
Singer Sewing Machine Company Will Sell
Wheeler & Wilson Wares.

The Singer Sewing Machine Company. recently,
Incorporated in Neyg-Jersey to act as dist~ib,t;,
agent for the product OF the Singer Manufactured
Company, has just made arrangement to mar
ket also the product OF the Wheeler & Wilson
Manufacturing Company in this country. The 1..-
Ter corporation will continue heretofore TO oper
ate its plant at Bridgeport Conn. for the mann
fscture of sewing machines The works Of the
singer Manufacturing Company are ar Elizabetb
port, n. J. Commodore Frederick c. bourne ~. q
for many years its president. retiring last Senter
ber when Douglas Alexander w2s elected 10 The
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07
Wash Dress Fabrics
for Cold Weather Wear

Assortments on that great scale
for which this department is fa-
nous. Let there be q new weave
or novelty produced. we are the
first to show it, and in such variety
as no other house equals.
We invite inspection of -
Outing F.anneIs-in every variety
of stripe and colorins-medfum and
heavy weight ...-.-...-... 64 to .f2is
Flannelettes-plain and down finish
japanese. Persian. Floral and set
patterns. in all eolorings.. S& to .12a
Mercerized PrunelIas-exact
imitation of wool cloths in touch and
finish-reguIar price -29-these are
mill lengths-therefcre ..-.-.... f2fa
Mercerizei Brocade Waistings-
street and evening shades-also fancy
stripes-made TO sell at .39--.....- 10
silk and Cotton EoIiennes-high lus.re-
two-thrds siik-fancy evening shades
elsewhere -''9 observation-disclosures. SO
Mercerized Poplins-highIy Mercerized-
hard TO tell from silk at three times the
price-day and evening shades. "a
Mercerized Panama Checks-look and
feel like wOol-checks are in greater
favor than ever. and these identical
goods will be brought out again
next Spring. when you will b. asked
90 cents-Our price noW--.-----.- 10
SILK Chambrays-plain shades-very
pretty for waists and chfldren's
Dresses-value 40 .................. 27
Fine Chiffonettes-beautifui evening
shades-aIso two toned effects-pIsir
and Observation-Disclosures sold at so. 90
Fine Mercerized Sateen-Silk Styles
good assortment OF white grounds
with small black figures. particularly
adapted for Jacket Innings
value 81 Observation-Disclosures f2n
Plain Black Sateens-mercerized-
absolutely fast-value 19........- 12h
Printed Mercerized Panamss-
Excellent styles-good value at % f0x
Lawns and SILK Mulls-
All tints for day and evening wear.
drop skirts and Iinings-ths greatest
assortment in New York
LdNllS SSI< 10 n
SILK Mulls .....-.-.--..... On to .2S
Basement-Lawn Section.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07
Fine White Nainsooks

Piece of 12 yards. xn
made to sell at $500. -. d NY
Because a mistake was made In the
name on the packagei. .Beauti-
full grade for fine Underwear and
Babies ClOthes-width 36 inches
error is only on wrapper. not on
goods. Each piece in package. -.
Makers less. =. your gaini
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07
INDICIs SIXTY CIGARETTE SMOKERS.
Author of Indiana Law VIII Prosecute Those
He'd by Grand Jury

Laporte. Ind. Nov. 6,-The grand jury of Mar
shall County to-day returned sixty indictments
against cigarette smokers. Plymouth the seat of
Marshall County. is the home Of Senator Parks
author OF me Anti-eisarette law. and he will prose
cute the offenders indicted by the grand Jury
II is stated that fully one hundred indictments G
will be returned Senator Parks says the crusade
viii be extended to every county in the State
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07
TO REOPEN DREYFUS CASE
Request for RezisiOR IYM Come Be
fore Court of Cessation.

Washington. Nov. Cit is learned here that
the joint chambers Of the Court of Cessation. Of
France. will take up this month the request
for revision of the court martial at Rennes,
which condemned Alfred Dreyfus for the sec
ond time. If in the opinion Of the court this
request for revision is justified it take
the case up itself or send it before some other
military tribunal
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07
Continuation of the Sale of
Manufacturers Samples and Odd Lots
Children's and Infants Dresses
At Half Price

@ M from the simple but fine White Cambria Slip
trimmed dress
collection that
workmanship cannot
of
hss tuck1ngs henstchng &cmajory
Sizes fit to
"o SHORT Dresscs 4SS S1S Long and
$3.50 Long dresses
S Long ana snort Dresses2eS S Long and Short
eoo Long ana Snort dresses go Long and Short
so Long and Short Dresses 40 30 Long