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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-08-30

Miss Stella Flynn returned to
her home in Chicago Monday after
a pleasant visit with her uncle and
aunt, Mr.. aud Mrs. Owen Flynn.
The Lancaster schools never
offered better opportunity for ed
ucation than this year. See adv.
and if You have a son or daughter
you intend to send to school send
him to Lancaster.
MIR and Mrs. Ell. M. Miller and
daughter Mildred returned to their
home at Denver this week. Mrs.
Miller was formerly Miss Carrie
Finn and her mother resides in
Patch Grove. They were guests of
G. F. Dickinson and family in Ian
carter over Sunday.
1t may be news to many in this
section that there's ginseng farm
located within the city of Lancas-
ter. It can be found at Burley Dolls
home in the western part of the
city and it has been receiving Mr..
Dolls attention for three years. His
brother, G. E. Doll of Minneapolis
is also interested. The latter is here
enthusing our people over the
prospects of branching out and en-
larging the acreage. He is well
posted on the plant and converses
interestingly over the success that
can be attained IN rearing ginseng.
The Herald had an article on this
question several months ago, notice
being called in particular to the
ginseng farm near Boscobel
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-08-30

Rev. Sill and Titus Wagner at
tended the sessions of the Waechter
Verein held at Dubuque last week.
About a year ago the bank at
Spring Grove, Mimi. was entered
by burglars and about 81, 900 Sc
cured. The burglars were captured
at Prairie du Chen by Marshal
Lindner of that city, who turned
them over to the Minnesota officers.
The booty could not be found. The
robbers were tried, found guilty
and taken to Saltwater penitentiary
for a long term. Persistent search
has been made on several occasions
for the plant the Burglars made
of their i'll gotten gains but efforts
to locate it were futile. Last week
one of the burglars confessed as to
the whereabouts of the ''swag" and
the officers came down to Prairie
du Chen and made another search.
This time it was successful and the
bag containing the stolen funds was
found near the Burlington tracks a
short distance above Prairie du
| Then.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-08-30

work on the stretch from the hotel
corner north two blocks. The road
is now a finished product all the
way to the fair ground. Keep it a
going. The more we invest in good
roads, the better we are off.
The prospects never were so
bright for fine field of racing horses
at our fair. Enough horsemen have
already promised to come to insure
the filing of the races with good
horses. The speedy sport promises
to be all right. Secretary Ludden
was out posting up some bills in a
wide stretch of territory west OF
here Monday. Everything will &C
on the Midway, including the big
animal show and other interesting
attractions. This will be splendid
year in which the farmer can dis
play to advantage the products Of
the soil.
OTHER EVENTS.
School opened Monday with q
goodly attendance. The recent
plastering and painting of the walls
and repairing of the cellar are great
improvements and make the school,
buildings appear almost as good as
new.
John McKevitt is now attending
to the wants of the thirsty in Casper
Auels place, having moved into the
Philipson home for the winter.
The basket social at the Pat
Hamilton home Wednesday evening
was social and financial success
About forty baskets were sold al
prices ranging from so cents tt
$3.50. R. N. Hoskins auctioned of
the baskets.
Andy Roberts last week completed
the big willow dam on the Ham
mond farm, and this week has 6
force of men making a stretch Of
permanent road by the Grant Tubbs
place. They keep a good man busy.
Henry Knapp of Patch Grove
while helping a neighbor at thresh
ing was bitten by dog in the cali
of the leg. No attention was paid
to the wound at the time; but later
it has heen giving him considerable
trouble.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-08-30

John Mcmahon is taking treat.
ment for rheumatism at the Prairie
du Chen sanitarium.
Next week will see the 5Oth an
nual fair of the Grant County Agri
cultural society eclipse all former
records in point of attendance, at
fractions, etc.
Fred Cook made an unwar-
ranted assault upon John Ginger
circus day and both were arrested.
Cooks fine was $40 and costs and
Clinger's So and costs.
Entries for the races at the bic
fair next week are pouring in lively;
some fast ones will be here. There
is no question but that the track
record will be smashed to smith
reenS.
Dan Mobiles, a prisoner confined
in the county Jail at Prairie du
CHEN; who was to be taken to
Waupun by the sheriff Friday.
made his escape Thursday night,
and has not been located.
There is much complaint
throughout the city on the part of
parents because of the fact that
children are allowed to play money
slot machines. There are number
of money slot machines throughout
the city to which children have ac-
cess, and complaint is made that
they are fostering a spirit of gambl-
ing among the children. The ma
chimes are declared bad enough in
where only men can have
access to them, but in other places
where children are allowed to play
or watch others play them, their
presence is declared to be a disgrace
and the city authorities will pro-
badly be asked to stop their use.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-08-30
A Correction.

AT a special meeting held last
Monday night the Lancaster Silver
Cornet band, disbanded and re-
organized for the purpose of
strengthening the organization and
increasing the Instrumentation.
Chas. E. Edwards was elected
director with Will Macke assistant
and Hubert F. Alt as manager and
treasurer.
The organization has been work
ing hard since Monday and assure
the public of good music at and
after the fair.
To the pablo we will say that the
article in last weeks Teller was
wholly unfounded and we would
kindly ask the junior editor of that
paper to keep quiet rather than to
knock" on the home band here
after.
The Instrumentation is as follows:
Tuba. Lowry Morse
Baritone. .......... Will Morse
Solo Cornet CT Edwards, Qeader)
!" ......... Fred Beinborn
1st Cornet Will Macke (asst. leader)
Solo Clarionet Rob't Morse
1st g ....... Ned Ivey
2nd S .. Herbert Van Dusen
1st Trombone. Hurbert Alt, Mgr.
End Trombone Carl Doolittle
Solo Alto. .... "A. S Martin
1st Alto H. Clarke
End Alto H Pundleton
Bass Drum Fred Wier
Snare Drum .. Arch Basford
Mascot -. !. L. P. Basford
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-08-30
Resolutions

Resolutions of respect and coincidence
adopted by VIM Mckinley Circle No. IL;
Whereas God in his allwiSe and divine
providence has seen fit to remove our be-
loved sister. Bessie Narrower charter
member. and also department chaplain
whose death brings 70 our mind realiz-
alton of the truth, that the day and the hour
that we may be called to bid farwell to
loved ones, know one knoweth. But while
we mourn our loss we can say, Gods will
not ours, be done" and while she lives no
more in the flesh she is still with us in the
spirit of beautiful memory.
Therefore be it resolved that while we
miss her from our Circle. and deeply mourn
the loss we have sustained. we mourn with
our comrades and family, the sadness
caused by our sister death, andwe earnest
ly pray that the hand that afficts will also
comfort.
Relieved that our charter be draped in
mourning for thirty days, and copy OF
these resolutions be sent to the city papers
and to the fanny, and a copy spread on the
records of our order,
HENRIETTA WOLSTENHOLM.
FLORA NYE,
FLORENCE BRADLEY,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-08-30
Baptist Notes.

Regular services Sunday morning
next. S. S. at the usual hour and
Y. P. S. c. E. at $50 p. m. Regular
prayer meeting at usual time. Mrs.
Mary Smith met the boys yesterday
afternoon.
Friends of the church and of the
boys and girls work that will be
taken up after the fair with renewed
vigor are asked to contribute to the
supplies for the dining hall at the
fair grounds. Report to Mrs. Chat
field, Mrs. McNair, Mrs. Grifis OF
the pastor in the city, or in the
country to Irwin Vesperman or Guy
Walker. D. SPRAGUE, Pastor.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-08-30

Ellsworth Richie returned yes
terday from a visit at Dodgeville.
Mrs. David Spaith and baby of
Potosi, are visiting relatives and
friends at Lancaster
Lester Hooper, a Platteville
boy Is years of age, was killed by
the kick from horse Monday.
See the little tots make their
debut en- the stage at the opera
house Friday eve, and at the same
time help a good cause along.
But one marriage license grant
ed since our last issue, that of Rich
ard G.. Keller, Cloquet, Mimi, and
Emma D. Jones, of Platteville.
As a general thing politeness
pays handsome returns, especially
that shown to a lady nowadays,
but there is one man in Lancaster
who will favor putting ban on the
custom of raising hats to the gentLer
sex. One day last week, the gentle
man to whom we have reference
bought a dollars worth Of stamps
at the postoffice and according to
warm weather habit of his, placed
them in his hat. He had not been
gone from the postoffice more than
ten minutes when he returned and
asked the clerk for more stamps.
1t seems that he had met lady on
the street not far distant from the
stamp dispensary and made very
gallant bow, removing his hat in a
correct manner. On his arrival at
home he found the stamps missing.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-08-30
Not a Gambling Device.

A cane rack is not a gambling de-
vice. The determining element OF
the game or divelNio4 is skill and
not chance.
This is the holding of an opinion
rendered by the attorney general in
response to a number of inquiries
from managers of county agricultur-
al fairs.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-08-30
Notice for Bids.

Sealed bids will be received by
the undersigned chairman of town
of Ellenboro for construction of
macadam1zed roads in said town as
follows:
Is rods more or less on Platte
ville-Lancaster road northwest of
Ellenboro; about same amount just
east of Ellenboro at Platte bridge;
also about 35 rods on Lancaster
Arthur road near Leonard Holzing-
ers; about same on Willow branch
near Geo. Clifton's.
All this work is to be IA #. wide,
six inches broken rock in bottom
and 4 inches of gravel, bids to be
received on or before Monday, Sept.
18th. JAS. E. OVAL,
2tpd Lancaster, Wis
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-08-30
Notice to Boys.

l would like to meet all the boys
above 10 years of age Saturday eve
at the Baptist church, not only
brigade members but all the boy S
interested in athletics. I also invite
all that will be in the high school
the coming year; do not forget. !
especially invite the athletic club
I would like to meet all The brigade
club girls on Friday eve at my
home to see what you want for the
coming school year. You may bring
your friends. D. SPRAGUE.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-01

Adaifsvilis de MAJ ~ -Aaaifs
Viiis 10 PREPARING f0y tn msstlaE %,
tbs nonh Georgia ffgIt srossrs nsE,
Tsssday June . TAs object Of tn
nasetiaE 10 20 9sviss a plan % avoid
over hiBmTHt 90 aay 0ns mArkst %
pfsyeoi false reports b. commission
merchants a. % fhs condition ~ fruit
oa afrvsi ahd a. % prices 81 rhleh
sales afs made 20 devise . Dlaa thal
81 secure proper .stng u cars and
ssfs esfriaEs - fruit To discuss and
agree upDa say Cher matter % imDof.
'ssss tsuaiaE 10 lmpfSys he AAndiIas
sn1 @sFkstiog " ne DFessat efOp
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-01
CHICAGO ENJOYS A
DAY OF QUIETUDE
Memorial Day Is Celebrated By
Strikers aud Employees.
200 TRANSFERS ARE LOCKED or
On Account Of Legal tol say Every.
thing Is ouiet--HiowstSr. Both Side,
Seem as determined a Ever ard the
Fight viii De 70 the Finish.

Chicago. May Il Thu l.lm-,rr,'
strike Is sun,ilus from emu 10 Las
reached a stag. where t1.u sd, d..
c,ar"d themselves sa,istitd VITA 'H, s..
uatiOn ana outs de uf ID, ru.r' G.yei.
opmru's excitement ava, either a
rrnc~a, OF settlement. kghrm,s or a
further spread Ia uuhtra.i,J j.r,c
tiOns All phases aud features ut
the strike experienced a uI to-day uN.
lng to % being 4 legal holiday Most
OF the places N'ctcd b, The strk,
were closed and 'hc tcam'rc 'r'.r,.'sl
in III" main d.d not attcwpi any dc
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-01
Honolulu yaps 10 Celebrate.

Honolulu May 81 The Japanese Of
N.up.G .rr arranging iug a cyl,bra
'ua u' Ja'sue naval ,io.pry The t.r
-''.aI t- .a'm, adjourned ls.
Ts.' s.. national guard approrrr.
n.a. ari t.a' appropriation fpr ,h.
.".'um,a' band which hats been sup
Ported ay %" gpr,rnmrrt tor no 80
,...- H.r. refused uy the ,,risla.ur.
Tho 1a vii probably 10" maintained
0y 'h' .'vrns ot Honolulu The %
'uua. lrard Is likely 10 d.sbsad. OF
R. Boz Hlgry reduced 100 numbers. o.
d, claimed by no" opponents OF the
ous asked tor hat Governor
Carter ha, the power und-r the army
regulations ~ us" the fedora, fore,
5nd that be- has superior power 10 thisI
r,-p.C c. 90 suy state governor
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-01

Atah,s asy IL Samuel D. Puno,t
sho fn' sighi ysaFs uss chairman -
he Southeastern FREIGHT association
u .s said oil resign from that POSI-
'Ion 20 b~come vice president ~ tbs
Georgia sDashsfb Aad FTlroda railroad
io spnsFsd william Chscslsy ahaW.
sh,-" ~ health. u 10 said will forces
him 10 wire Judge BVshsef Akin
s'n formerly % The FallFosd opmmis
sion. may sHeessd NJ Parrott a.
fhalfmsn ~ the sssoclail0n Thn
aahounA msht wiii como a. spmsuhat
81 safpfiss n baslss-s mra KsHsrai
y and Ell oilers Interested 10 ranw.g
matters Tho step hsa been ramorss
'of soms tine bet noshlns dsasits
sss learned sb0.i me matior uati
tsesntiy
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-01

the straits OF Korea cane from Cap
tain Chagiu. OF 'ar ,us'T Alma
who has arrived Il Nal.'o-tOk.
He telegrapAeI 20 Tho emperor 'hd.
ne had witnessed thc sinking ~ M,
battleship Kns!z Souyafon and report
81 that Admira, ROj'styeHsky sas
wounded Captain Chagiu say Roie,'
vensky lowered on board the torpedo
boat destroyer R.luy and said the a.
miral presumsb.y sas saved
The Buiuy. however. had not reach
ed Vladivos,ok when Captain Chag.n
sent his telegram and her WaercsboJts
wGs not known
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-01
Russians Must Sue for Peace.

Nov YORK. May :i.-.Rcar Admlr,,
{. u Davis nf the United states. was
N 'H., cry totay TO meet his wife
ant daughter. Nho arrived on the Zee.
L'i Sn"aAns OF the Russian naya,
d'i.d' 'hr rear admiral said
IL 90, cables ATE true. there ha,
been DO 's'ariye japanese loss IN the
barr. % 'h- Korean straits. Russia
" Doe 10 a position where she mus
max" peace consider Admiral Ro.
!''''"nsk' = very daring and hazard.
Gus undertaking TO force the Korean
t'"a's for Il placed him In Togo's
Laud.. My opinion Vas and this
opinion Vas shared hy other naval OF.
ho'., including Captain Mahan. thai
There would be- ne engagement. and |
hat The Russians would Dee allowed 10
f.. 'o NNIto,'Dk did not thiub |
.ar Japu.~, would risk an engage
men, on w..ch depended their all"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-01

birmingham "A MAJ 81 Edusr5
Fou,er. q sell kno~h oat'rssfos 81
WoOflasn. sas fsfa.v shot 10 fns'
subarb ~ a. unFbosa s-ua NJ
Fnu'sr uas eseoftihE BE sis'af - .
street. car. ssd hsy sasfsniT rasicsf
HsErO eo@inG tosEra len Fos ~
ordered AIM to STOP sA.sA 'As tsEro
GO sos 60 TAsn s'opsiuG 20 pea -
rcck. 10 neGFp foos he sdgsatnEs
- hln sse efee ne ialA. Emo so fAa.
WOos.AuH Il siEi rfsss.y aSistsG stsr
~ k-ilaK ~ . " Walfaa. ~ hiFb.
SsFnaE las, Thsss4sy uirat ase f.s
ssrs~ss are egatnnsiiJ rraf4s-d -
viEa!Aaes oonuiiases eanssssot a e.f'
Ea6
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-01
Posse Captures nu,s.,.,.

p'Qp''u IA MAJ 80 AMER AT
'hr 'so Sewer on4nts e.fis.ns 10
""ld'td b.. fs'u capiufed by an
a'm'd posse from 'ht o0fY ara glsesf
10 'ho CITY jail 80 vaJ.aid and shu,
l." Wari near G'iham. MAJ Do over
trivial d.spu's aud since ttai f.mr
poss"s have been "a search fYr hin
THREE mrfn1'ra ~ l-Ysso came uf-ls
him - Re- rE Fyfk uVsf ussi - Gr
ham Dc hsi his sho@s N and 49,
eating Harh rppa s~'i1E Die paf
'u'fi Do fired upIn them k.nBr.
jAmss Ms one 81 thr t,,ts@
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-01
ACTRESS Loses ENGLISH HOME
Financial Troubles Of Mrs.. James
Brown Potter Have cuiminated.

Brown Pottef rave Culfninated.
Sea Yofk. May sl.-The nnhncia
troubles ~ Mrs James Brown Po,irl.
the actress have cl.milsied 10 hsf
IL taxing poss"ss.ou 90 her bsaur.fl.
country house a. Ma.deubrad. cabl.s
the l0udot correspondent 81 The Ar,f
icar ITO announcement % her "a,
esi misfortune followed ciose CO no
confession Of Albert Foss.rl. ,bs an
ii-i'o' Vhp said that tho g.. 600 ,r4a'
f1ri tas ben accused ~ tat.rs
brea ro'eH vas lrf' go Mr. Potter
for Der thra'-ca. ventures vhirl q,
comfy f,fed
Mfs Potter denies that F1fsfr
made hsr auy uasscIrsd uans blf 90
The contrary i' IL claimed 10 deIAA-
ID ard received ample security ana
ma ke ohafE.i a heavy rate o. later
-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-01

g.. PeisrsbIf. May % soon II
tong cipher d.,ps'.a received 5y I'm
paroF Nicholas during 'ho night 1u'
iifs contents have not ST., hseu mad.
public. Z, Is uu'nirai,y s,aEsd III,
severn OF the fl.' Rus-laU ship. sue
ceeded IN shaking % 'hsir pursuers
and have reached N-adlyostok and
thai several Of The fest RusAIan - lps
suecsedsd IN SHAKING % their pDr
sueI and have reached yiAdlvos'ok
aad that on" government is Bos in
E'o6sassion o. ..s an version OF the
AEnl djsaGeg % saturday and sun
III b ne straits - Korea NeyCriEe
~ n appears o. be ia q quAB6afy
~ nov 20 break no news 20 ths
.9.If A VA cJunc, uas held al
Eeio las' Ehf a. sh.ch thrl
m urE e 90 lstIs ar lmpen
~ the ressp1p~fs aTe cor
~ pab uirht believe Nat
40 had achieved a virtory /
f pass~d al 'he vaEue ~ 4
aale o. The Russ.ans bu' /
eytFYthiEg ind.eA'inE al
ester. While ths a.sAs
Hks npgvad hks sl,fer. fyl
49, ever TIE CITY. and uHt
gBphed privately q ths
NJ ths ahfiEovsfuua~a
1afry cArnOi - sa1 20
- - iE7oranos 81 70
~ etifors O. -
hssag co4tsfsan;
N ~ Tokio &C.
Riaaa kareoglzw fsfssl
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-01

Montgomery IA Nay 30 Pufsl
ant 90 resolution sI.1'ed by n, a
ALBANIA state Modirs association. e.
Their aUBus, Cuu'ru''p In monte
cry looking ~ 'hc To-. 'Dtinh 81 some
methods Tor the pf.seatluh ~ tb,
Tuberculosis q mae u"r'ifE ~ ihe
cititsns Of Mob'gpm has bees -
ID 20 meet oh Tu.s#sJ Night Iurs
6. a. the Girls H.Ea .ehooI. formal
discussiOn 81 this f1..r' Rbort 81
dresses siIl BE- o. "a ~ do~,.rs
and isymen and Poi. ,~opl~ u.ii b.
urged and dircrisi .. 90 The uttoYs,
caut .onsfy MEASURE
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-01
new YORK GREETS
CHIEF EXECUTIVE
Veterans Are Addressed BY
President Roosevelt.
GOTHAM 10 oAlLY DECORATED
The Most important Even, Of Memorial
Day Was the UnvsIllna Of the slo
cum Monument--Lttls TINE Al.
lowed tor Pleasure.

New York, May % rryslient
Roosevelt Was the principal uguro IN
The Sew lurb Memorial day cclcbrI.
: ton. ard ,hc feature events ~ the
Ga, were scheduled 10 take p.aro Ia
| the borough VI HrOokbu
There The CHIEF executive VAS 90
make The prucWa. addrns- a. tho un
yelling ut q statue ln General SoDcum.
rr,irA ui the parade ~ veterans ana
io attend reception a. tho naval
tuauch " the Young Mems Christian
ass"cIaruu ll,s spoC,a, train reached
Jersey C,'y ftom Washington At 7.M
~ aua was met by delegation
ilum The hrubkyn organizations Nhnsp
su,.ls tHr president NaB to br gu.t
delegation MAS headed by former MAY
pr Srh'rfeu. ~ Hroohlyn and Prtsl
dent Gunulsoa ~ the hruuklya linton
Lagu, club. aud Vas accompanied by
"a h'a,, police guard which cscottei
The party from the drfut tu a ferry
huat which vas 10 tah1 them acr1st
The rltrt The city VAS ENlly be-
d.clri Ia hunnr ~ the occasion. ana
o. vas given many ~ shrill salute dur
ing The short trip brtvocn tho shores
Tn the brooklyn Aide the rscort SaN
frlnfnrccd b, gquadruns ~ the New
Nork state national guard and tho
president Naa taken al once ~ n
.ulou l,aslr club. shrfc hr had a.
carb breakfast. after which an IN
furmn reception vaa t,i
%" program which hat heca a.
ranged tur The president allourt fpr
.r I..aurr f.m" during hla brief STAY
loo fH' cts from iav lrilu icagus
u1 hr aaa % go direct lo bedford
,'.nu. suI East,u rsftRa, 90 takr
'ar' lu rho uuyviIIug ceremonies 81
br General H.pcum statue aud IL
.'rr lh, puncipaI address
Immediately amor thr close ~ thea.
s"rrlaes De- Ma % fetirw the parade
4 o." Kings county grand army from
stand which bad been erected near
b" statue and hen ~ 10 the nsw
luD hous~ ~ be- naval branch ~ n.
"uuE Nous Christian association.
here b. VAS schsduled ~ mako an
ihHf address Al I O'Clock In the
''ernpnh b. started from Jsrsoy City
b tho rriurB 90 Washington
The prvsiirul remalned 81 the linton
"asI" c.ub several hours and thea
a. driven n ne sloeum monument
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-01

Ssv fogt. MAJ 20 C@ssisr slgs
n~aa. uk0 sss -oets'-d - s@a1iss e.
iafsruai maeA.hs 20 fss per % fks
SisAsasAis rmssia 10 Hsy. ib6s sas
s~ut 10 ssAts tri~os - so iass thas
tsfe@ n~s mere ihAt So ysasa SIS
tsees 80 Srososeess ~ meesr6sg
o.. Sbe FsssFF.e - Eaessssn aSl a.
. -hsinsA ts1lSa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-01

Iislfsm0fs MAJ 3. .L0ss EbgSef a
pretty farforf go .i notsl ta..
for o. 90 damar.. r be city oosr,
AEsinas Morris B,rtt 10 f0g injuries
osased b. ioss ~ rifi ahd Hers
WoFksd 10 The san 'aetofy Ia
spirit ~ aisehlstY.s "a Hssssisis
placed = tia o. esl 80 for oiiiss
seHinE uachihst 90 q shsiF sbost %
~ ooeup.es ~ - 81 aad she a.,
s0oA q To ib!a.ss iatspasitaiss
Miss s1ydsr iDr s9fs Coz sons t:Hs
Tie iury ssc.ssa nt' - asssgi sasI
iEtsaa~d
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-01
THlRrVNlNTH ANNUAL RCoAr-.
Many Entries Tor PriEss Of Harem Re
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nual regatta OF The Harlem rrratt. "a.
ISOLATION Mas held today IN the liar
lem river There we're eighteen event.
snd sttiy tSU 'ntrirs. mo.t uf them
frOm New Works but includlur
adelphia crew OCdnneu add nrrlley
OF Portland Me.. Who taIcc Won tho
doubl" scull national championships
ana MuIcah> ma Mornhau. ~ Alban,.
formerly na'irual champions
IN the siugi" acr all thc io,a,
'racis N'f" ,Ap,ct,d Poo be- AZ ,br Hn..
including 1fp. 10, former champion
The "nN ppHun,gt, ~ AmEean and
N"n' ih, Champion loo a srui,r Goa
Do. N'rr o. iuu.oJ cr.s Vpu th, A..
.au'aa cub
Columbia urh'r..', had several 90 .
'f..s .u 'Hr fuurs rri rIEat. ia.
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h'' i.rr crews 'u..frd f1r %, Ga. /
pop ri.,
Toe InD 'f r'rE'" scp.'a w-,o tpn by I
t.aui" I.'rr Sea YrL Athletic
.iH'. TIN. minutes 10 seconds
Intermediate single srus sou b,
'"hn T. I1'h'ey Portland Ne G .
Muller Nssssu Sre iDfa. second
.m". mina'rs ;oit aeconis
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-01
Captured Vessels safely In Port.

Washington May 3l.--he Japanese
legation has received caD,eg!am
from Toxic stating that Che Russian
War vessel captured by Admiral Togo
arrive, saie.y at the naval port VI
S1e,oI today According Ia the ca
bi"-.lm he vessels are AS follows:
or. N.cho.si /. Aprax,ue. Zenlav!n
and Mgf-gll
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-01

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-01

ST. Petersburg May 20 p. H.
The FIRST definite news from Russian
sources OF the naval battle fought H.