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Hotel Arrivals.

Arlington-J. w. Evans, Oakland, Cal
Lewis Baleh, Albany; E. H. West, New
York; Mrs. Charles H. Treat, East Orange,
N. j.; Marshal c. Harris, San Francisco.
Shoreham-Harry T. Guthrie, Indiansp o.
oils; A. c. Crump, New York J. j. Laboid,
New York; L. H. Slater. Virginia.
Ebbitt-A. S. Bogart, New York: S. H.
Young, ST. Louis; w. L. Cannon Chicago:
]. j. Higgins, Clinton, Ind; Edward Hale,
New York.
Raleigh-S. V. Kemp. Lynchburg. Va;
Louis c. Barley. Alexandria; w. r. Cleave-
hart, jr., North Carolina; w. A. Pinkerton,
Philadelphia: ]. r. Hutchinson, Richmond;
c. S. Page, jr., Philadelphia; S. Kronberg,
New York; R. A Cochran, Mount Pleas
ant, Mich; John T. Driscoll, Philadelphia;
T. S. Drury, New York: A. S. Robinson St
Louis; ]. NJ. Young, Richmond; J. B. Sem
pie. Pittsburg; H. B. Aker, Greensboro.
New Wfllard-Lambert Schmidt New
York; G.. de Strale, charge d'affaires,
Sweden; E. G. Buckner. Philadelphia; H.
Graham Carson, Philadelphia; j. F. Car
son, Brooklyn; ]. G.. Patterson, New York
c. B. Denny, Boston; w. F. Baldwin, VIII
mington. Del; a. r. Lawton, Savannah,
Ga; George Turner, Savannah, Ga; Capt.
Thomas Johnson. Cleveland.
ST. james,. r. Smith and wife, New
York w. B. Stevens and wife, Chicago;
j. E. Barton. Detroit, Mich; E. w. Dental
and wife, Cincinnati. Ohio; A. S. Rauch
and wife, Cleveland, Ohio.
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Independence. Z. B Hay; America" sung
by the assembly. led by Mr.. George A. Pre-
vost: address. William Il. Andrews: Salute
TO the Flag Children OF the American Rev.
oiuton; address. the president general Mrs.
Donald Mclean: THE Star spangled BAN
ner,' sung by the assembly; benediction.
Rev. J. Nevett Steele d. d. vicar of Old
Trinity, New York: music. The Invineibhc
Eagle, Sousa, music by the United States
Marine Band, Walter +. Smith leader.
The committee In charge OF the celebra-
ton Is composed rs follows: Mrs. Howard
L. Hodgsins. acting state regent. District
of Columbia, chairman; Mrs. NJ. A. Balm
ger, Mrs. Job Barnard. Mrs. Mary c. Beach.
Mrs. Amos G.. Draper. Mrs. III. p. Gerald.
Mrs. Sarah Chace Guss. Mrs. Kate Kearney
Henry. Mrs. Fanny /. Matthews. Mrs. G. ID.
Merwin, Miss w. M Richie. Mrs. VIM. os-
car Roome. Mrs Patty Miller Stocking.
Mrs. Herman Stump. Mrs Mabel G.
Swormstedt, Mrs Mary Camfield wysong;
Mrs. Donald Mclean, president general N
S. ID. A. r., member ex officio.
Cooperation committee--Fred. d. Owen.
chairman; Sons of the American Revolu-
ton. VIM Hamilton Bayiy, president of the
District of Columbia society; Sons of tho
Revolution, Francis p. r. Sands. president
of the District of Columbia society
The Washington public will be welcomed,
a special invitation being extended to chill
dren and members of all patriotic societies.
Letters of Commentator.
The president general. Mrs. Mclean. has
received hundreds OF letters from promi-
nent men and women who congratulate her
on the first patriotic demonstration in the
new hall, but among these she is especially
proud of one from eN-Gov. John Lee Carroll
Of Maryland and francis Henry Appleton,
president general Sons of the American
Revolution, both autograph letters of some
length.
Gov. Carroll writes that he sincerely re-
grets that his poor health oblges him TO
decline all social functions. Mr.. Appleton
hoped to be able to come, but at the last
moment found himself unable to do SO.
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Maria gee Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following.
Walter Brown and M. Margaret a. Nc
GinniS.
James G. Frazier and Martha G. COOK.
Louis G. Julian and Sarah l.. Greer
Andrew b. Alexander and Catherine
Owens, both of Bellaire. Ohio.
Edward Shreeves and Marg oret Boyle.
Freak. c. LUZ and Rose l.. Levy.
Ernest A. Zegler ard Lydl Ha.ton.
John r. Wright and Ge.trude V. Clarke
James M. Torbe-t of Branchv.lle, Md,
and Helen l. Stephens of this city.
John Jackson and Maggie Nash.
JohE T. Herbert and Ida Nj. Singer.
William H. Aschenbach and Corneiia +.
Wrotcn.
Frank Wood and Josephine Curtis.
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Quarry road. left yesterday for a months
sojourn at her home in Rochester, N. Y.

Miss Catherine McAuliffe and Mr.. j. w.
Burke of McKeesport, Pa. were married in
Pittsburg Tuesday. June 20. 1895, at o clock
pm, at st. James Roman Catholic Church.
The groom is a prominent resident of Nc
keesport Pa. The bride entered the church
with the best man. Burnard Burke. brother
of the groom, and was attired in a hand
some gown of white albatross over white
silk, with lace and chiffon trimming. She
wore a wreath of roses and smilax and car
rfed a shower bouquet of June roses and
ferns. Following were her two sisters as
bridesmaids, Miss Lizzie in a costume of
white albatross over white silk. carrying
pink roses. and Miss Maysie gowned in
canary organdy over silk and carrying white
roses. After the ceremony the happy couple
repaired to the home of the brides sister
At their own home in McKeesport a large
reception was given to over 300 guests. IN
Guiding relatives on both sides. Among the
out-of-town guests were Mrs. Bennett OF
Baltimore. Md: Miss King and Miss Nc
Cabe of Philadelphia. The bride is well
known in this city. and is sister of Mrs.
John T. Cooke of Hurst place. Conduit road.
Her wedding presents were numerous and
elegant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew b. Graham have
closed their 18th street residence and are
pleasantly located at their country seat
Fort Richardson. Va.
Mrs J. w. Ridgway of Seattle. Washing
ton formerly of this city, is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Hampton II. Swan, 144o
Bacon street, Mount Pleasant
Senator and Mrs Nelson w. Aldrich gave
a dance last night in the boat house of their
estate, at Warwick Neck. on Narragansett
bay. for Mr. Richard Aldricb, who has just
returned from Yale.
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TREAS URY DEFICIT
The Actual Amount Was Only S23,.
9s7,752. 10.

The actual deficit of the treasury for the
fiscal year 1905, just gone into history, was
$239S7, 1921 TO- Amended figures since yes
terday considerably changed the totals.
The total receipts were $543, 423, S59.2i and
the total expenditures 1857, AL ,611.34 These
figures compare with the fiscal year 1904,
when the total receipts were $541 SIS GA. 49,
and the total expenditures $751; SOS, OS6. o.
AS heretofore stated, however, the ex-
penditures in that year included $50, 600 600
paid for the purchase of the Panama canal
and 81. GOO. 600 loaned to the Louisiana pur-
chase exposition. AS these were not regu-
lar expenditures, they should be deducted
from the charge against that year, leaving
a surplus for the year of $13.546,557
The ordinary expenditures in the fiscal
year 1904 WERE therefore, $527 ,969. O86, which
shows an increase of expenditures in the
fiscal year just closed over the preceding
one of 500, 442, 525. There is an increase in
receipts. as noticed, of nearly s., OO0, 900, but
II $4,G0O,00O repaid by the ST. Louis exposi-
ton is deducted from the total, inasmuch
as it was not in the nature of a regular
revenue, there would be falling off in
the receipts as compared with the previous
year. 1t will be noticed from the figures
that the principal increase during the year
was from miscellaneous receipts.
The following figures show the receipts
from the different sources for the fiscal
years 1901 and 1905:
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DIED.

OAGO.
RAKER ON Saturday Iulv 1909 at 1000 Wis.,
cnnsin avenue Mis CAROLINE AUGUSTA
HAKER widow Of the late chief Eng nrer
Charles Henry Bakef u. s. navy
BURCH On Thursday. June 90. 1905. at II pm.
1obn sns m Saa;a Rnrrb son Oh the ia'e
Funeral from the rcs,dence Of his sister Mrs Sal.
lie G Rradley 2olstI II street northwest Mnn-
day Juiy a M s.3o a r., thrnrc "a Holy
Trinity Church. Geo getown. Interment at Holy
Hoou cemetery f""erdi priV"'e'
,,,,,,,
ChI rlhL To-, Departed I'M, me Wednesgay'
kiNS-cRu TCHFlELD, the beloved sister Of
Asleep in Jesus blessed sleep
From which no;.a ever wakes to weep.
a FRIEND, BENZ CARTER.
Church sunday at O'Clock 'frederek papers
Piease eopsJ
DAVIS ON SATURDAY July 1902 at her resi-
LATlMER DAVIS wife Of Americus Davis and
daughter of the late Or Edwin W Latimer
funeral from MI vernon race Cnurch at III am.
DORSEY Departed this life on Thursday June
90 1905. at 1l:l5 o'clock ELLSWORTH T..
beloved husband of Ida Dorsey aud OF
Georgeana Dorsey.
Funeral will take place Sunday. July 2. at
O'Clock. from Zion Wesley Church. Friends
FITzuI-GH On Friday lime 20 1907 at 20
bar Inuta Eai Va
IIcE JhCKSoN FiTzIIrGH' beloved wife
r, VI iiat 49, aa; rdt t1 r, . -, .c,oot
'Rai,innra Sun nIanSe COW - NJ
D"i'in0ie gu" p'e"'e ''p''
c,pcIpp 1,.-., ,,., roo. an ,,r,,av rrna an
GAEGLER: Entered INTO resi- on fridhy' June 80
800. at nor,hS.t II RTfi. Ell, pETU he
loved wife of Anthony Gaeglcr.
Church of the Imn,acuIate Conception ReIa-
tives and friends invited. Interment private.
gibson. On Friday, June 30, 1905, at : 40 m.
James A ellison and only daughter of Jesse NJ
b - and Mary f. butler
Funeral from her late residence 1922 9Th street
northwest, Monday, July 3, at $50 am.
where requiem high mass will he said for the
repose Of her soul. Relatives and friends in
GOTZ On Saturday morning July J. 1905 at / :15
o'clock AT SIbley HospitaI MARY beloved wife
of Joseph Gotz in her thirty seventh year.
Funeral from her late residence. No. 1445 street
Requiem mass at st. Mary's Church at
Hary's cemetery q.
C. W JOHNSTON of Leesbnrg. Va. late OF
Front Royal, Va eldest OF the late Charles
the tftv-seyenth wear of his age
Funeral Mt Leesburg, Va. Sunday. July 2 at
O'Clock pm. %
: east, GEORGE KELsER, aged forty nine years.
from residence.
M ,oo ~
LuDLAM. on ihursday June <g Iso'' a. % 10
the pei0VeI daughler OF u; ~. anu tIe ihte
Meme 1. IL. LuaIam Vee b prov "seu nine-
tee" 'e anu 800 ~ '
Sweet rest.
Bland IFS 9th street southwest Monday, July
2 at $40 o'clock thence to st. Dominic's
Church, where mass will be said for the repose
of her soul Relatives and friends invited to
attend 2'
am at the residence OF her daughter, Miss
Maria Wilson, Mrs. NARY WILSON formerly
of Rappahannock. Va, mother OF Maria ana
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MARRIED.

GILLETTE-LA GRANGE. In Baltimore. June IL.
1903, by Rev David r. Nicely. CHARLES J.
GILLETTE and CARRIE c. LA GRANGE.
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:. s541. 515. e44. 40 $543 400 s5e .

Total s541, 515 64i.4O $543, 1913 $50 "a
The Expenditures.
The expenditures for the various
lows:
Fiscal year 1904 Fiscal ye.,r 1909
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Mrs. Richard Townsend and Miss Town
send and Mr.. Jerome Bonaparte of this
city We're passengers aboard the St. Paul,
sailing today from New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-01

The many friends of Miss Eta H. Austin
Will be glad to know of her return to this
city after her tour of China, Japan and
the Philippines
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-01

Mrs. Charles Butts who has been quite
III for some time. left for the south last
evening to recuperate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-01

Mr. and Mrs Andrew b. Graham have
closed their 10th street residence and are
pleasantly located at their country seat,
Fort Richardson, Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-01

Mrs Clarence B. Rheem and her son Ed
mund left yesterday for Atlantic City, where
they will spend the summer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-01

Mr. Ben Miller and Mr. William Hoover
left today for a weeks trout fishing In the
mountains of Virginia. Mfr. and Mrs. Miller
are still in town. but will leave In weeks
time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-01

Mr.. Rudolph Max Kaufman. Yho grad
uated from Princeton this year, sailed. from
New York today, to spend the summer in
Europe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-01

Miss Mathilde Conhof has gone to Cape
May 10 spend the summer.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-07
kANsANs SEE PRESIDENT.
s. Train Stopped to Change Engines
He Makes a Short Taik.

Vlnita, 1T. April 6-Ptvsdenl
RoOseve.,s special train stopped at
Parsons. kan, at 1880 O'Clock 10
change engines and crowd OF 5000
persons gathered around the private
car Rocket" and attracted the stte i.
ton Of the occupants by shouts OF
"where is hep" several negroes called:
We have been waiting since 4 o'ClocS
20 see you"
The president hurried his DRESSING
and stepped To The rear platform,
where be- was Oh, cred The citizens OF
ParsOns had sent To the car n huge
bunch Of American Beauty rOses,
which was placed un the breakfast To.
Bile. The crowd was nOt satliled With
merely seeing the president. and In re,
Spouse to a demand, for a speech, hc
greeted the people briefly,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-07
DEMOCRAT WINS IN CHICAGO.
iSsue Was Municipal Ownership e.
Prblie Utilities.

Chicago, April "a political lorna
do yesterday overwhelmed one OF Ih,
most ruggedly unique leaders in III,
eouR,ry Incidentally the Republican
party met defeat "a u memorable ct
fort to capture the maNoral,y of Cki
csr.h As a direct result the city Is
OtacNly committed tn the policy oi
the Quicks9i possible cessation Of pri
yatc fra Uses for public utilities
Municlp ownership Is especially
threatg9hg street car lines, valued
high n the millions
Ait,T winning successfully four re-.
markable biennial tights ut indCpen.
dents against the regular Republican
party organization here. John Maynard
Harlan, son vt Associate Justice liar.
Ian, Of the United states supreme
court, was loser as Republican eau.
diiate TOT mayor The defeat h At.
trib0trd Ia aG extraordinary Whlri OF
causes. starting with political revcng"
and taking ~ VITA, sweep. embrac
lng the most uptOHiatc socialism AZ
a factor The victor n Judge led
ward D. Dunno n Democrat
Judge dunno WIS elected by a pu
rality Of 2i.2is and received major.
10y OF '9l5 of all the votes cast tie
also had the distinction Of receiving
the greatest vote ever cast In Chicago
for candidate for the once ~ mayor
He was given l6l G5a votes out of q
total OF 32231a. Mr., Harlan. the Re
publican candidate, received 1914.
Collins, the Socialls, candidate, 81. $50.
aud stewart. Prohibition. 2.SSO.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-07
Looking for Lost Au,trisn.

General Kurok's Headquarters "
the Field. April T. via Fusan. April 3
The Japanese army has been MAX
.lng q frultless search for informs tiOI
.ss to the fate Of Count ScheptiziEky. .
military attAehe Of thai government
with the Russian army in Manchuria
Count ScheptziEky has been misslnl
tlnce the battle az Mukden lie /,
bot among the prisoners or wounded
ID the japanese hands. II In posi-
Die. however. that he may have -
'caped into Chinese territory. II KILLED
be has probably been buried as a Rus
sian, among the dead Of that army
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-07

PstrByilie. Arka Apfl -Iotn DIV
a nsEro ssnf 20 sa,p.u- Rpck in 80
his Eife ghp uas a. w. fst1rfl
hore aad D~cans~ shr -"fusei iu 90
turh ~iih him. d. drrv . D.fi" $50
si'0l her dad Then as 80, snf
kiiid his wlfes molheI aE4 sHpit,f
negroes fIis fsther SOL az teci.rt.
a sL0tRf'n and sho' Dop 1ui not tstai
81 the after b~iHE sJ'r 90 fetrf
'he trr. t.ilinr BIS fsthsfibIaN Tas
sherIn 49, rcrnHr hsu, FnAs - tAt
seen ~ a. rurs Sd
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-07

Muskogee. l. r.. April -cSideni
Roosevelt paid tribute 10 the people
OF Indian Territory and commended
them as eligible for Statehood In a
brief speech at vinlta, where a stop
Of 2 minutes was made at 9:OS a. m,
The little city was more profusely
decorated than any place through
which the presidential train had
passed. The station was decorated
with flags and bunting and an Inn
mense sign suspended AT the point
where the Rocket" stopped bore the
words Welcome TO oar president. "
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-07
LARGE RAILROAD DEAL.
J, p. Morgan a Co. secure Vslvshls
Property In Chicago,

Nsw Nora April 1t 10 positively
stated m banking rirCies says The ileE
aid thai control ~ The Chicago Ter
minai Transfer tal.road company has
passed 90 ueW INTEREST,"
II IL understood !. y NoFEHn a co.
have bought q majority ~ The secuFi.
Ties aud intend a. turn the property
to great trunk line entering Chicago,
presumably Vanderbilt road Men,
beers ~ The Arm dld not deny the Ae
quisiiioB ~ tho company, bot sala lhgy
could make uo statement how
This company owns 100 acres. Of
shlrh % scrss are In The center Ut the
business dlsircf eth gig miles ri
railroad u has capital stnck N
80 o'O mo- and OutstAhd NJ Bfsi mort
Eags hands 81 SIC 500 po0
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-07
WIN Co 70 l.thmus Soon.

Now York, april Theodore p.
shoots. the newly appointed president
OF Boo Panama canal commission. ar
riv, here from Washington and VI
todRj proceed to his home Ia Chicago
lie expects To start ior the isthmns
next month In talking 81 the w0fk
10 he done, he said. One Of The
rare relations that Is presented 10 the
personnel of the commission charged
with such an important work Ia lhai
Of Engineer Wallace and myself Not
only have We been fast frienis since
We we're boys hat the famllies--fathel
and mother ~ each v're the eioNrsl
frlcndf. VI WallaCp's father was the
founder and president Of Monmouth
college from which / Was graduated"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-07
Everything Quiet In nahI.

Washington. April a esbleErau
from Minister Powell a. Port az Prince
vas received 81 he stale department
tOdny which gives ASSURANCES that
everything vas Quiet IN Haiti and iha,
tho cruiser BrosElyn. which sent 20
Hayti~n uaters oh the rum0s Of gath.
Cring revolutions has been ordered
away Rum0rs hav" trached Min
lister PSW'll o. s0ne trouble ~ Mont
Cfistl IN Sanio Domingo. but nOihlns
OF a deanie character Ia known Ref
crrner to this nprisihF probably -
latss 10 JSr disturbance rrpgTied . fsA
days aEo The Tirookiyn j. EusHr =
MOnu Crisii shers Admirsi Slrsbes
VII -lsifi hiE fsg ffOn TIE NewaFk t.
TIE BroOkiyH,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-07
JAPANESE PUSHING
RUSSIANS TO HARDIN
Several Small Engagements Are
Reported To Toxic
TO cELEsRArE MUkDEH VICTORY

The Profits on Tobeeeo Monopoly Ha'
Melted MikadO's Empire More
Money Than Antleipsted--seareh Is
Being Made for Missing Austrian.
Toxic. April 0. 3 y. m.--lmperial ar
nv headquarters reported today says:
A part OF our Changtn force drove
Me Russians out OF Tsulu sha. miles
horth Of Changtu and also out Of su
'lniencheng, 8 miles west OF Tsulushu
end occupied both places on Apiri )
After driving the enemy from The
.peiEhborhood OF SoumiaotEu. G miles
|Boutheast OF Tsulushu our force reach
I'd the vicinity of Santaukou al n0u
'Mhe nthey were fired upon frequently
by about 500 Russians. retreatine
|horthward along the railroad. oul
force dispersed them.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-07
DOUBLE HANGING AT
TENNESSEE CAPITAL
Two Negroes Pay Death Pom
atty Fo. Crime,
sANoAvmNs ON the scAFFoLD
One Had Killed his Crippled Child.
While the other Killed His Mother.
in.Law Because She Caused HE
wife to Leave Him.

Nashville April 6--AndrCw Illb'
beu aud James Scuddcr u, grocs. were
hanged together In the jail yard here
at I % o'clock this m0ralng!
The formers neck was broken and
the latter strangled to death.
Scudd,r murdered his crippled son,
aud lilhbctt KILLED his mOther.ln.law,
Both men courageOusly met their fate.
They sang old Time Religion" Just
before the drop fell Neither made
any statement ON the gallows.
The crlmr for which the negro, lin
Scuddct, was sentenced To hang today
Was the murder oi hls J'ycsrold child.
James Alhcd Scuddcr Scudder's wife
had died and hts mother had been
Keeping the chill for him. Finally
she Nas unable To Keep the child ions
cr aud sent him ~ scuddGl On . cold
morning In February year ag0, Bcud-
der vas seen With the boy, EOing south
from Nashville. A few weeks later
the body Of the dead child EAa found
In q canebrake an the FrsRklln read
near this city seudaer claimea thnl
he had given The chIld 20 hls aneia "
beep. but Il developed 81 the TRIAL ihhi
the uRcle bad been dead four years
scudder Was 81 years ~ ago, pa4
borR In slavery.
Andres Iubheti, negro. vas aon
fenced to hang for the murder Of hla
mOibrr.in Mary NnrycIt liz
claiued tha' she had Nrccs,d his hap
piness and had caused his wife ~
leave him
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-07

SrN Y0st Apr a lssSifh frn
Ne Heral9s opTrespouf nf ~ Part
deniea IN asIbsriic e, %, an luitIfi =
9TH Ambasssaof Reb 81 Me- y
nlct eAalea re fsTaie yesterday fisI
Paris Tte alsVairh r. qaeu'oa as %
81 ihs aahassaaor - hssnz diseuss~i
~ Nnf seHflmfsi 10 hassin isri ,
uaW sppfafr. ghs eDy-sspouaeng 81
p,stns iilaf "a smbesla19ss n4m'
~ pa sae4s
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-07
csIebratIOn Of Victory Postponed.

Toxic. April 6.--The profits from Tho
tobacco monopoly for the trst yea
are % yOO6. O0O yen (abOut 1i3.5OO, OoGI
This exceeds the governments esti
mates 100000 yen.
The celebration Of the victory 81
Mukden has been postponed until mex
Nondsy. owing to storm which 90
arred today. The business men an,
or guilds today arranged an enor
bus professions, which picturesque
CARRIED. formed at Haiblys pari
ndsmarched to Uysno park. Passihi
Ne palace each unit hH%ed and cheeroS
be emperor. his cabinet and com
handers Of the army aud navy. Ex
rcises were held IN rycno park. The
binister Of war. General lDcrauchi, re-
ponded In behalf " thu army and Bar
n YamamOto, minister Of the navy
n behalf Of the navy Fireworks
md sports concluded the exercises
The torpedo boat destroyer Arar1
BIAS successfully launched al Kur,
1oday
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-07

Cincinnati, April 6.--Mrs. Cassie L.
Chadwick was today granted = stay
OF execution BY the United stRiss cir
cult court Of appeals the decision Do
ing announced by preeidin5 JnstIcs
Lurton when court convened TAe
stay Of sentence Is to hold ustil he
further order Of the court Il appear
ing that q writ Of error had been sued
out within the required 60 days and c
copy Of the same had been lodged In
the clerks once Of the lower court
After the decision OF the court had
been announced. Judge Francis
Wing. counsel for Mrs Chadwick. said
that be- expected - be- able to present
the appeal some time during The mouth
OF May
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-07

Nee York April . Loais flivsrE
81 Nv nDehsils ~ years of aea
bas sacrificed hef I.is 10 sarcsAafu
ayr "a s~epm" ne skippine rops
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