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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-22
SURPRISE IN NORFOLK. \
slcmp Followers Cannot Under
stand How It Came About.
,ecInl 10 The Tlmes-Dispatch.)

Especial to The 'IlmGS-DlSpatcA)
NORFOLK, VA. Dec. 21.-2Fhc ncws OF
the appointment by the President OF
Captain J.E. u. Stuart, Of Newport News,
10 be United States marshal for the East
ern District Of Virginia, WIS received
here with surprise In local political cir
cles and especially among the office hold
Ing Republicans, 1t had been believed
that Morgan Treat, Of West Point, this
State, who had been marshal for two
terms, would be reapDointed as IN the re-.
cent campaign. he had gone over to the
Siemp faction Of the patry, Slcmp having
treoently been recognized by. the Presl-
/ dent rs the man to control the Federal
| patr0nngc III the State (which was SO
4 long rpntrol!cd by George r.. Rowden. OF
+ Norfolk and Park Agiiow, OF Alexandria.
i MatIipi Trcat, wnosp term does not
1 expire for sotne time yet, has several
l deputies throughout The district, among
| them arc j, Il. West and w. q. Gray, Of
Norfolk. The deputies were unaware Of
/ the appointment untl informed by prcss
i representatives. II III not known at this
tine Whether there VIII be any changes
lin the deputies when Captain Stuart as
4 8unes the office. The position Of mar
4 sliJl for the district Is one that pays
4 Wull. ana II somewhat Of q snccure, since
l5neilly i'll of th@ work fails on the de-
4 pptles
4 Captain stnurt rs n son Of thetfanous
II Confederate. general. 3 L. y. stuart
whose widow resides ~ Gtieilt. With her
daughter, Mrs. Il, P4 Wallec, Mrs. Stuart
i.wten Informed OF ;heaappointmept. OK
lpresstd gro0, delighiac Captain Stuart Is
kl IN tl,e real eetatc bnkiness at Eewpori
News and during The spanisi war, wh'
Z N captain IN the comrnissary department
Of tho regular army
Ifnur Years ago, when the matter o
appointment Of tile marshal was befor'
!, ltlie President Chen President Mckinley
fl eaptntn STUART WAS candidate for tn
position, the other candidates having beer
NJ. Treat and ~. H. iricrmey nf Norfolk
Mr., Treat M that time had the endorse
J mept VI National Committeeman Bowdei
aud he Was appointed However, sine
then BpYden and Treat had a politica
y dlsugrfament AID AT tue Republican, Stat
/ GDi&rpiion, Treat opposed the l3awde
faetiqn and Sent With slemp, who VII
! the only Repuhlieen CONGRESSMAN 10 -
ceettd in Virginia last monih.
I'he followers here OF sslemp ranlot IN
! dtrgtand AT thG pseBe1t time how on
~ Siemp's supporter, failed Of reappoint
y rnent since II was uhderatood that III
cnnggcssman from ihe Sluth Distric
II would. With Judge LOWS, of Higiunpfl
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eral lad nothing more to do with the
appointment than to request tho resi- gnn-
ton. Upon the confirmation Of the nom
5ination OF Captain Stuart, the Attorney
General will simply have to send him his
commission Attorney-General Moody.
therefore, was not in position to be OF.
much hell, to friends of Mr.. Treat. had he
desired to render him any aid.
No Charges Filed. 3,
1t is understood that Judge Waddill did
not take an active part in securing the
appointment of Stuart. Judge Lewis and
Representatives Slemp approved the ap-
.point,ncntE If any charges have been
made against Mr.. Treat, SO far as the
manner in which he discharged the duties
OF his Office is concerned, they are not on
file at the department Mr.. Treat was
appointed from King William county. but
he Is "a native of Wisconsin. It is said
that it viii in futureSbc the policy Of
the President to appoint to office ma
lives of the state IN which they are to
serve. q, hi
He has not removed officials heretofore
who were appointed by, his predecessor,
BECAUSE he felt IL was his duty to retain
as far a possible the officials appointed
Shy4 President Mckinley. Now. that he has
been elected, he will replace all officials
who are not, in his, opinion. the men who
Should hold the position
Captain Stuart is, "a son Of the celebrated
cavalrymaii of the Confederate army, anl
is about forty years Of age. He held a
commission a quartermasteri In the vol
#unteer army during the war with Spain,
and was attached to the Seventh Army
Corps under General Lee. It, is under
4 No. I.r,tn fha DHn0C tic
ticket until the first Bryan campaign
when he voted for Mckinley. 1t is under
stood that he has voted tho Republican
ticket since. that time. He applied for
the position OF marshal about q year
ago III fal4 slst itSg aS
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STUART NOMINATED.
Didn't Wait to Get Treats Res
iqnation After Demanding It.

WASHINGTON. d. g.. December 2l.-
The nomination of ]. u. p. Stuart. of
Newport News TO be marshal of the
Eastern District OF Virginia to succeed
Eir. Morgan Treat, was sent 10 the SCH
ate to-day for confirmation.
The President directed AttorIey-Gcn-
eral Moody some days ago to write re-
guessing the resignation OF Marshal
4 Treat. The letter was dispatched, but
Before a reply had been received. the
1omination of Captain Stuart was sent
I'll. 1t is possible that the letter from
MIR. Treat came 10 the White House this
afternoon.
rs Mr.. Treat. Judge Edmund Waddnl ana
Judge l., l.. Lewis came 10 Washington
to-day. The last two saw the Attorney
General, but did not sec the President.
Mr.. Treat d!a not so tothe department or
1othe White House. The Attorncy-Gen-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-22
MR., KELLEY PLEASED.
Believes Visit to President Will
Result in Benefit to City.

Hon Samuel T., Kelley said slnsts ~ gllH
OF his visit to the President the COM ol1
mttce: 81 W III 4 4. "
II was or course. not ~ nlelinberIof t -
committee appointed to eXl eng v tn v ~.
President an Invitation, TO Rlcchrnond,,.ib nt
being in Washington on other " ,
was Kindly invited to accoinparl " IMAM.
i am exceedingly glad tie opportunity
came 10 me. 5 d VT IA y. u a X 81 s3s /,
'The President WAS cordial 70 q y, ne.
gree, ana made the committee sfeel liiuL
he was glad to receive them, 8and tilat y
visit To Richmond was one 4 the a tN'ii'Es
upon which his heart was SET. I, n.
''He was emphatic IN his htate'''e Y =
that tho Yisit would DO made. ! = Il
SIN common with every nenil'cr oi !, w
committee. ! nm firmly on inc. o 9.
that the city Council acted wisely u I'M
tending The invitation, and that w !sies,.
dent-a visit 20 Richmond# can but las.i,e
IN good. He viii understand ~ ipsop =, !,
better, as we viii him; he Influences WI W
be far-reachlng. THIS Is the irlpr eSSsi',t'
upon me after his kindly, generous. ~ reT
Gcpton, II n 3, " /.
81 may l,e permitted 10 say also thpt
lie Taircss Of Mayor Mccartlly W sf.'',, I
gcm-brlef direct and in words ana n ssh
si,n0pt we'll chosen. BIZ
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Stay Of Execution.

MACON, a A.. Dec. 81 "A special to the
,Teleeraph from Rome, Gu, says that
Bob Sutherland and Courtney Haker, did
The Supreme Court granted a stay Of ex-
ecution and the case will be heard be-
fore that tribunal In January. I,
The sheriff had gnndo q pre- paratlons ior
the hearing and many passes had been IS !.
sued for admission to the scene.
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Rnnaw Az Car Causes Block,

Two Traction cars struck tpgetl1er3witlis
some force near Fifteenth and Main
Streets yesterday morning about, 70
O'clock: one jumped the track and caused
minutes. and both cars were more or
less damaged, although $50 will cover the
costs flrepaI RS 81 \ 3 BIZ 81 y, \.
3 Two cars were going down Main Street,
me of them 'dcad"salld on its way, under
sescort. ia the barns, Just about Four.
tenth Street, the motorinar lost control
and the dolble-hGa Ter struck q car ahead, J.
Nobody was hurt.
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BOWLING BY WIRE.
Richmond and Atlanta to Play
for Southern Championship.

The fine Richmond team will baltic
with tho champion Atlanta team for the
Southern bowling cham onship ~ wire
Tonight. This game will be something
new IN the South, and has created inter-
est among followers here. The game VIII
80 called at the Crystal Alleys promptly
at nine o clock. and at Atlanta at eight
O'Clock, and each game will be reported
iby Western Union 1'clegra phi. FOLLOWING
nre the players who will take part In the
contest: s, ,,..,,,,. 1
Richmond tealn-cnptain Bath Spilllns,t
5Af1lllc en- X olbe, Ramsey and Rohelcn.
an Atlnntn team-captain Smith Glcr-
diana. Elliott, Phillips and Eachon
e.. G. Whitman manager; g. n. wax
.liams, umpire; John Foege, referee; Dan
rut
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North Carolina.

Goycr1lor-elect Glenn to be inauglrated
"Wednesday, January Ittf, and viii deliver
fliis address at mid day; a. special tran VIII
10 Raleigh, accompanied by the Forsyth
Guards Board OF Trade TO ls;k legisia,-
ton for permission to issue bonds to build
road from Winston Salem to High Point.
Proposition to ask alaW-makerS to 5l'a-f
woke the charter OF the town Of Shore
3Governor-elect Glenn visits Raleigh IN
connection with appointments he wilts..ave
TO + M ke-C Convention of State Anti
Saloon j league called in Raleigh for
4 bn 4 ct h. H.tii sZssf 80
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STRUCK BY ENGINE.
Colored Girls Head Cut and
I1eg Broken. 4. e

A twelve-ycar-old colored Girl. named
Bette Haynes, was struck by q shifting
engine at Railroad and washington
Streets yesterday morning about eleven
O'Clock She was badly cut on the head,
and her leg was brlken. DR.. Bruner Put
six stitches In the cut, set tho LES, ana
tho girl Is doing as we'll rs can DO OK /,
pectcd, ut tho City Hos pttal f5 III
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Won q cordial and sincere invitation

TO you cordial and sincere invitation 4
to visit the city of Richmond. Va the a
capital Of the Old Dominion. and the rep
sresentatlve by succession and inheritance
Of the first English set, ement in Amer.
lea. represent The gen lamen tefoTe \
you, members OF the Common Council and
the Board Of Aldermen Of the ely Of
Richmond. and they represent the i eople
OF our city. The Invitation we extend 10
YOU is, therefore,. the expression of the
wishes Of our whole people, who desiIe
that you VIII visit this most unique city
of America, the scene Of the 6 g taast
military operation of modern tim 9. OF
sthe most tragic event In the history 81 q (.
our country. l, Ell! 81
f.It is our desire that you may see our
people and learn Of them, their hopes and
wishes concerning your administration
and that they may see you and express
to you what Is the sincere wish of all the
Intelligent men Of the South that your
administration may excel all Sotners III
brllliancy and in fruitfu,ncss for good 70
all the people of the country. 5
i}..Realizingk the fact that you are prac-}
tically the representative of the unani-.
nous sentiment of this country, our peo-,
pie earnestly desire that, as never before,
this administration may be conspi DUSTY,
benefIcent and write a page or history as
glorious as any that tadorns the annals
l OF our country and SO we press our argent
request and, shall hopefully await your
favorable response, promising you such
a welcome as the world would expect "a
brave, generous and llospitable people to
| extend to ono of your exalted posi- ton
and character.
What President Said.
President Roosevelt responded prompt
\ w, and thoroughly Informally. N i,is
4 q IT am deeply sensible Of the honor done
mo by you gentlemen and the city OF
I Richmond he said. 81 have long wanted
4 to visit Richmond and had planned to
| 70 down there, I shall certainly q ccept
1 your invitation, and on the occasion ca 70 Of
the trip which expect to pay TO my
mothers old home In Georgia. ! Snail WISH 81
Richmond also. M sS. Ss,.,s = h, s.
Representative Lamb introduced Nd INC
President to the members Of the &dcl lllg e
4 ton individually, and with each OF the q
tho President had a few pleasant 1aas 5worns
4 He talked several minutes with Il Mayor
Mccarthy, I'd whom he expressed MS n
4 pleasure at the prospect Of Visiting lsicii'
mond lie said he would not so 20 Rlcii'
,nond on tho occasion nf his trip 70 ES s..
4, Antonio TO attend the reunion OF q tle
/ Rough Riders in May, but. that he Woulc
! do so when he went, to his mothers old
4 home. Ill, TX b. v, 7, :,
/ The delegation was not With the Presi.
\ dent more than fifteen minutes. e. y NJ
members were pleased with the cordial,
|Ity OF the reception which they received
and especially SO by tho orofuse mann @
4 in which the President 8apoogl ed sfof w
delay whic, they had experl eIlced.
rho members OF the delegate ct t'If' !
A cd home this afternoon. fa # IL
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! Miss Chiffon to Wed.

Mr.. William Chiffon has announced the
ir,ldc. TO Mr., Clarence Hall DunuWny,
VINO is principal Of Sidney School;
Tho wedding will occur on W dnesdaS,;;i
iloecember 2Sth. and the ceremoty Y VIII
take place IN Trinity Church, IN l.a1lcastles1r
county, sF6ggsG5i5 9l, 5ss a83l Ss4isH ft, S4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-22
We Sell on Close 4arg liz,
But Quality Is Our First
Consideration,
hest AmerIcnf, ,ornnuiated sdgar ri

Best American GrAnuiatcd Sugars kIZn
per pound ....Vs'1 ~
Fresh Country Eggs, doze', s'... " !, .ss 90
sour Piekiss, gallon. ]. ...... 2oo
Fresh and corrcd Hams, pound .....s.,;s e 80
LARGE IRISH Potatoes, Peck... .........lso
SsmIthfIeld Hams, pound .......s{s ..s'oo
French Candy, pound. 5000. .o
New Virglnla BuckWhcat, bs......Soo
New BoneIess odtish, ib...............eo
/ MoiInt ala fr,,,t4ar, 4 8 Iihe 1or " ESQ
Nsw Hortiny ana orlts. lbs Tor. go. 90. 90
Va Comb Honey, 2 lbs -. xoc
Best Carolina Rice, pound......... s....eo
Large Juicy Lemons, dozen. ...s.......'sso 20
Early June PeHs, can
Shredded cocoanut, pound. ..........lsho
New Rolled Oats. HaWkeys, packise o,.t.ss 90
Canned Tomatoes. ".
Best city Meal, per PIX. 17c., or busn .o ooc
1 Best Cream Cheese, e 1poufdo for. ~. s soo
Canned Tomatoes, large cans Tor. ...x <oa n
Quart Jars Home Made sweet 2 ckles. Tug
Try our silver King Minnesota Patent !.
# Flour ase., or barrel... se.ooT
Blackberry or cataWba Wine, QUART! !e
Ginger Snaps or Soda Crackers, ID. we
Salt Pork, per pound. .l.....,s.,.'ooo o.
Best Canned Salmon. y s IS 4
Black Enamel stove Polish, sox.......,sc
Fresh Bologna Sausage, nd..........1o
corned or Fresh Hams, pound.....'.... .sc
Canned Corn, for.... ..N... $500, s ~
Dufry's Malt Whlskey, per bottle. 800 3
S. llLLMAN'S SON,
Maln.strcet stores, 1920 1922 East Main
Street; Marshall. Street store, sos 6.
Marshal Street
Phones at, our Two Stores.
: IS d & 90 + 81 ~ ID I, Z 8
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Virginia,

Tho washington and Chattanooga Linz
5ttad deraiied at Somerset and one coacn
und sleeper burns. crelnating little boy
SIX persons injured and taken TO the Uni
az for fudge for proposed new Federal
district II, tho Southwest --A colored
preacher gree,s mourning friends OF City
Point who come to receive his CORPSE
negro men hold UP and rob q cit iAen: the
negro men promptly arrcstcd-..-,,-J itdse
Mason will hold no term Of midWin,err
court In Spotsylvania, Carolina, Stafford
Or Hnnovel----Gcnera Manager George i.
4 Barton, of the Suffolk and Carolina Kali
road at Suffolk, has been displaced by the
\ board--Bll train runs mo y ae,sp
dug out--Farmers' institute held BY the
Live Stock Association offNYythe county
at WryLhevilie.5 3
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.CA.P|TIYA7ED BY
THE President.
CONTINUED from First Plge.) NJ

earnest in reiterating his regret that he
had subjected the committee OF any de-
lay or inconyeniencc &c, and so cordial IN
acknowledging the Introduction and tho
greetings OF the Richmonders thnt the en-.
tire delegation were taken somewhat by.
surprise
No Axe to Grind.
Tho Mayor, in presenting the resolutions
of the Council, inviting the President to
Richmond, assured him that the invita-
ton was az cordial and sincere one,
prompted by no Interior motive, and that
his coming to Richmond would be, a mo-
mentous event. He impressed 1T upon the
President that the people OF Richmond
recognized that he was the Overwhelming
choice of the whole country for Prest-
dent, and desired TO uphold his hands in
making his administration tho greatest
in the history OF the country
Mayor Mccarthy said hat the Presi-
dent stated and reiterated that he had
long desired to visit Richmond, and was
determined to do so; but that he had
almost begun to anticipate that he would
have to visit the city without an invita-
Z ton. lsi
THE president surprised several mcnl-
/ bers of the delegation by remembering
them from previous meetings, and by
calling them by name, and by his cor
diality. ii
Mayor Mccarthy and others Of the
delegation were warm in their expires
sions of appreciation OF the services rem.
dercd them by Senator Daniel and Con
gresham Lamb. both Of whom ha6
placed themselves at the service Of thu
committee constantly. The Mayor was
especially impressed by the interest talser
lii them by DR.. Thomas Nelson Page, q nj
by Mr.. Pages Intimate relations witt
the President. When the other commit
tecmcn had retired and tho Mayor nnt
DR.. Page fingered a moment, In order
| that the Mayor might Impress upon tht
| Pres'dcnt the feelings Of the people and
! the sincerity OF the invitation to Rich
mond, the President called upon "Tom'
/ to remain. that he wished to talk further
! with him, tphercupon tho Mayor retired
| and left tho two in conversation.
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...boom" period in lsoO-'91. He removed
10 Richmond and was employed by ne
Merchants National Bank, and is well
known in this city. lie was prominently
connected With the SONS OF Confederate
veterans. At the .tiHie Of his appoint
lnent and for sevsral. yeats he has been
resident Of Newport, News, and not
Of Portsmouth, as enormously reported
from Washington. He was engaged III
The real estate, insurance and banking
business there.
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General.

lts \ !
4 japanese preparing to make attack on
Port Arthur on scale hitherto uneequaded;
Japanese forced to- evacuate position on
Else 8Mountain--rL LAWSON serves notise
sthatllc VIII shoot at sight any man WHO
announces tsat5 he IS coming to attack
him: j crone saFs evidence IS, rot SUN
scient for Indictment: r ogers siill hesit ates
- II London lost in mighty fog 4 r.;il-
,inent in. Nan Patterson case concludte go
and verdict may he reached >o-day;;Is lrl.
auails under terrible charge OF prosecu-s
tion-ISIli to be offered at this session
of Congress calling for government CO.. @.
.rol OF freight rates; Moody now drawing
up bill: report Of Comrnis s!oner OF { or
porations--Students III fierce fight wreck
station---Jndge Parker honored by New
York bar-.Two more rural carriers re-
moved II Big derrick crashes into p.s rs.
Ship----Fall Rive. m manufacturers ~ reject
arbitration pia,lMis Customary bisncpa Of
Cuba -Tsrrib:e experiNenee @
lslinchfield corporal Another saJcllel
belonging to Mrs caadwick and said ,o
negie offers to give Boston big. sum.
washington clubhouse Quilted by fire,
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Brol,e His Leg

Abi',m Smith a coored driver. + Ell .tfo! J.
his dlty at Fourteenth and Cary ssf rsn T..
yesterday about noon aud broke iilA , I'M,
He wes fixed W by pr Mercer ana se''
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I. Engraved Cards.

10 cards With plate. 70p.i EegNlar prise y %.
Our engraving charges are 10 per cent, below
ohes1sT nSE S VIII sTAMP & ssrATIoNERY CO.,
sSsffs Twelie-Slx Main st ~
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Richmond.

Mr.. i. L. B. Stuart, son of the famous one
cayalryman, appointed 70 succeed ,s ~ NJ,
Morgan Treat, marshal OF the ~ II
District, who is not even given time 70 ore re-.
sign ny request; action of Rte ~ q.
Ar,oInteI ia extend President Roosevelt sn
Invitation to visit Richmond return great treat
IL pleased With the colu,al reception gsy ,,..
them by the Chief 1ixccuti re7---.lN Ho
ladies pushed from Il blazing car ~ y
sta,npede and arc. slightly hurt YOUNG ll'..
girl struck by engine and one OF her, iess
broke Busy scenes on Broad street
shoppers getting ready for coming Of
Santa ClausM ting of con raoAa 3, q.
the Blues, and Lieutenant Feytou "a II, 4
j nni,ncns that ha Also will resign; II the
5resignationiis accepted With tile other two Nc,
company will be without e9mman y. u n I.
t,fllcer--AI Mayor will not be able 70 div
the 4 ack salary, says City Attorney.
MANCHESTER Iarriage Of NJ. sll ,l.
ken and Miss gley--,-,NliSs Meteor be- be-
comes the bride of Mr.. Stewar t5---7'io % %
Johnston Campsto meet: Tobacco factory
starts up--Special music IN the ch l'l
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CORDIALLY RECEIVED.
President Makes Pleasing I'M
preston on Richmond Committee

(From Our Regular Corresrondent.D i
WASHINGTON, D. c., December 21.--
phc President told the committee from
the Richmond Council and Board Of AL
dcrmcn to-day that he would be delighted
to visit the city. and that he would do
so on the occasion Of the trip he plans to
take to the South after the Inauguration.
lie said lie had often wanted to 80 to
Richmond, and lad planned to do 50
without an cxpregs Invitation, but that
since he lad boon specially invited he
would certainly go down ut the earliest
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5l7olJlE,I1,d a Setter.

Found a Setter. y
Policeman johnson found a black and
white setter dog IN Seventeenth Street last
night which may be recovered by the
owner at the First Stat ION. %
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Apologized for Delay.

The councilmanlc committee. headed
by Mayor Mccarthy and Representative
John Lamb. went 10 the White House at
noon, where senator Daniel was awaiting
the arrival of the thermometers. The deli
cgation was ut once shown into tho Pres
idents office. Senator Daniel presented
the committee The President was pro-
fuse In his apoodeS for the delay the
committee had experienced IN seeing him,
| He assured the committee that when hc
found they were waiting 10 zee hin, he
4 had arranged 10 meet them Late Sesterr
| day afternoon. but had learned that His
| Honor the Mayor could not be found
at that time.
II did not Insist then upon seeing the
committee, FOR ] did not Wish 10 inquire
I too closely cofeerring the whereabouts
! OF His Honor" said tho President, witch
! caused everybody rs lsngh mono more
heartily tian captain Mccarthy.
Speech by Mayor.
MAYOR Mccarthy lt pfpsonting Nc
4 unanimous refolptioutp' tho ri hniond
I copneal aud Goat'd Of Aldermen. aaid:
4 "Mr President. we atc not here to
waste ilme in Idle w9l1 but 10 sStend
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next section tho learn
Officers OF q municipal
semed 10 have accepted; /
knowledge ot and with
provisions of tho char
Ing stntlYtc relating TO
n they may be called
aid the compensate
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SUMMARY OF 4 HE DAYS NEWS I:
Tie Weather.

Highest temperature yesterdaS.,s...:. ~
j .osyest Temperature Sesterda N.......t. w
Mean temperature yesterdaS..t:. ,....- ~
Normal teinpersiture for Decenlper..t. ~
pet,nrturc from normal tenlpera tt'Re' s n5
I,recinltationS during past u hours''-4. W
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and others, control tho Federal patron-
age in the State,4in place Of the ma
chine which was headed by Bowd ye'r
and Agnew, u 3.s
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! N NJ 9 MlNIATURE ALNIANAI. n,
n K ~ ist'f December %, 1904
San iSes .,T.ggS HIGH TIDE. .
Stit, ssfs Morning..s.. = ~
Moon rises b;rS i5veniug... .....t.4.e-.