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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-30
The Snow.

I. ~ ~,
,,, r,orvels of beauty arc tiloss
e. MM cams that come swarmng anu
ls S,I,,,,,,ar,ne forth from the sombre elouu.
mack! What prodgol1ty o. uasa ,,a. II
drop them before our WoNuet'1 ,sss than
such incredible yarlety-hu te 81, told
eleven hundred dlffeWnt FORMS ~ ~ .s sT
every ono either slx-rayea ~. s.n's ,,no,,
with cross upon cross ana laAs t,,an lie
angle-aye, and spangle upon epa,e ' ~,
ali patterned on tho angie " e.". s,vaso
erecs! why this partlallty ZOE ~. s'H 10
WHO has said that nature y uis9a ,,,,,,
sixes and seyens9" Surrey there " nn ,nus
aunt evidence thereof in crystals Y, np'u ~
musAcal scales and much else LIZ W.
osophists tell about 49,, ,ar,b-
THESE airy crystal flowers OF tne ''a h,ua
ern winter-made while you YaltTTsesro
such various uses that they must W. ~.
spread the earth In masses ratNsp sun ~
rrolps, and they no sooner flnu = Iss.'ns
n,aee on terra flrma than thelf 'talysaua'
beauty is lost--merged N the insss,yp
beauty OF level slope or curve, ana t'tls
is what tells the most tor the peaueY =
w What subtle purifiers ane the dry
ozo1lo snoWstorrns, when the mercury -
IN the teens and Borens pipes ms !1pe-
!lIest, Then can YOU journey 70 nature
4by one OF the quickest routes ana 20 suts
sof warming yourself tho while VAN ad-
}m,ratlon for the cold-such souac'eans-
ins cold! Who can doubt that the old'
fashioned New England morality owes
the best of its seasoning to decades on
decades of old,fashloned snoWstoF ~
Boston Transcripts, " III '',sjs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-30
1Kaly J73ou, 22l1A
N'i'''>,z;g>n,,l;a 6ealto,:s.
n-a-Q-o-0-e-o % 0-0-o-O-0-O

The Danvlle 13co says:
x tlarper's Weekly wants I, to = Know. ".
%''vv hero is the Sun Going ?'' We only
know that monument was recently
unveiled to peipetuate' The memory ~
4 thu man who won fame by perslstlng ~
tile declaration that tho sun do move
The Roanoke Times remarks:
il 1t any rate, If In tho next State con /.
the primary method OF nominating, tne
people, we repeat should DC maze 20
Know Of such purpose SO that such ~, tin :
kc;ing can be done as a result OF tHelr
authority and approval
Thc Portsmouth Star thinks Mr.. Bryan
has cooked hts goose SO far as Virginia
B Is concerned. It says:
Rl'ynnsm Is dead IN Virginia. II IS us
dead as tho proverblal door nall, OF as
coffin nail,rif that can be any deader.
The Charlotte Gazette, discussing tho
tobacco bill now before Congress. suys;
The farmers OF Charlotte and the coun!,,
try at large have as much right TO sci!
tobacco In any form as TO raise ", ana
any restriction of government Is robbery.
Lststhem consider this matter when they
meet on the first OF February
Tho Norfolk Yirglnian- Pilot wants to
get rea ~ fof business. says:
fe..ow Democrats? we tho ali likely
to find ourselves shoulder to shoulder
in tho same battle line before persim-
mems and 'possums are ripe s IT MOI,
after all better that Democrats should
be friends than that they should be enc.
mes? gsI 5t5f 55f ~. 6s3s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-30
New Code Of Virginia.

Editor Of The Timcs-Dispatch;
2 Sir,-Is there not q revision commlttee
AMOUNTED by the Legislature TO revise
the present laws and make them INTO
another Code, and, Il so, when VIII such
4 Code come into use?
on January %, 1901 Mr. W. a. Wllle-
ROY. Of King William county, offefeo .
hin in the House (Which bill was referred
II the Committee for Courts OF JUS
tice) proposing q Joint legislative COM COM
mittee. or commission. of six members
three from the Senate and three from 'e
the House OF Delegates-to coaiiy ei' '
laws or the state.
This bill proposes a remuneration " =
s., 600 per annum for each memDer aiiu
81 zoo additional for a clerk, and pro
nosos that the work shall begin imme-
dlately upon the adjournment 81 ING Ing
present session, and shall be cornp'et ''s
before January j 1906.
An outline of the provisions OF thee
measure was printed in The Ilines
,otch Of Sunday, January 4thi on page
4 column S, just below the mlooie o.
the colmun. Tho measure nus hoe oee''
heard from since.
Mr.. John Garland Pollard was author
,ve, nv the last General Assembly 70
nuhlish a. revised and annotated CODE
= will be issued by or before July i
1904. Another gentleman was autnofiAeo
last session to print and publish q Spocke'
Code.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-30
Negro Terror at the North.

The Philadelphia Ledger says that
crimes committed in that city by negroes
are increasing out Of proportion to the
increase in black population, Investigation
shows that since January LIST nineteen
negro criminals have been convicted In
the criminal courts, and that nInety-flve
per cent, Of the persons tried for burA
glary and robbery In the interval in NE
principal criminal court were negroes,
s'From his advent In this city, says
the Ledger, THE negro has figured large.
2Iy IN the criminal annals, Figures com.
piled by the government viii give al
idea OF this, The Eastern penitentlary
was opened near the close Of the yea.
1929. In lS29-'3O and 1884, when the negro
population was 5000 less than It is TO-
day. 90 Of the 1888 conylcts in the peni
Tertiary were negroes, Crimes increased
to a startling extent In tho next fit!
years. and then fell off. and In 1886 It hat
shown q five per cent. decrease In tina
year OF tho M,072 persons arrested Mere
5,a03 were negrOeS-about eleven per cen,
The total number OF arrests In the cit
per annum has risen from ai,2l In l.C
to H,l7a in 1908 Sixty-four per cent. @
\ those arrested were negroes. an lncreas
OF seyenty-eight per cent, az Tar as IN
race Is concerned
M The Ledger then goes on to say that |
alarming has the increase in crimes !
& negroes become that the courts hay
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-30
THE ssM;1eape" Absurdity.

rhera was no recess between the ex-
tra session Of Congress and the regular
session, yet we are told that Congress-
men viii draw mileage as though they
actually went home and returned, ana
tho cost to the government will be some
thing like $4,000.
The fact Is tho whole mileage sys-
TEN is mn absurdity not to say a fraud
on tho government, and 1t should DO
abolished. In oldon times, when 1t cost
great deal to travel, members OF Con-
rrcss were given libcrul allowance I o
defray their travelling expenses. But IN
these days It costs less than cents
pc, mile to travel, yet Congressman arc
allowed 20 cents per mile Some OF
tl,cn1 draw only SO, while others living
In the extreme northwest draw as much
as $500, and the delegate from Hawai-
would get s2,315. A member Of Congress
from tho northwest may expend only
sIM in travelling to washington. or no
may even ride on a free pass. but ne
will draw from the government s1,6oo.
In this way there Is a Discrimination
against congressman hVlhs near tAo
capital, and 1t Is strange to us that
some member has not lifted his voice o
In protest
WHY should member Of Congress
from The West receive from sl,oc0 to
s. 500 more during the year than q mem
bcr living in Northern. Yrginiu? There There
Is no sense or reason in the system. It
IS .old ana out-of-date, and ought to De
abolish he'd. Each and every Congress -
man should DO allowed his actual travel
Ing expenses and no more, II members
Of Congress arc not receiving as nauch
ray as they should receive, ana II Is
currently believed that some OF them
are very we'll paid for the amount OF
work they do let salaries be lncrea seq
But if there is to be an increase, let IT
bc direct and straightforward, and not
by indirection.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-30
FOR
REGISTER /: ]
Governor Aycock Will Hear Ap-
plication Of Counsel for a.
Communication Of Sentence.
HOWARD VIRGINIA RI / CONVICT
Sentenced for Robbing Postoficc
at Lancaster and Now Re-
captured III Chicago. n

If.nec,n, to81,bo hin -. r,,snntch.,

@ Especial to Tho Timcs-Dispntch
n RALEIGH, NJ. e.. Jan. 2o.-Governor
Aycock announces that he Will on next
Monday heur the application Of counsel
for tho communication OF the death sens
tence Of Jnbel Register to life iinprlson-i
ment, Register was convicted In Column
~. c,,,tt" 49, IL &. 80" -:a.cacc1 70
BIO hanged early in February .56I5 ~
All State officers attended the funeral
Of the latu j.. E. Burwell at the First
Presbyterian Church. He was father.
in-law to State Treasurer Lacy. Despite
the bnd weather conditions, there was
an immense audience. The deceased was
at one time president OF tho Peace In
stitute In this city. This WINS before no
took charge of5 tho stntesvillo Female
College, where he died last Tuesday
QUESTION or MALICE.
4, Among tho cases to be argued in tho
Supreme Court here next week Is State
VS.. Cappst from Beaufort. In which Capps
was convicted OF murder In the second
degree and the appeal Is for the court
10 pass on the question OF whether or
not there WIS sufficient. evidence to
warrant tho legal presumption Of malice
necessary to constitute murder IN the
second degree. Is st
w. w Green, former warden OF the
ponitentinry LETT last night for Chicago
| to Identity tho 4COnVlCt,l EtluWulu,It Wtlo
! escaped six years ago while serving q
sentence for robbing the postofdce ~
Lancaster, Va. When brought here ne
will be sent to tho Atlanta prison. as
| tho North Carolina pcnitentiary IS no
longer a government post n
NEW CHARTERS.
The Secretary OF State charters the
Glenn Raven Cotton Mills Company Of
Glenn Raven, near Burlington Tho cap
lital authorized is 100000 and business
| is to begin with $4,000. J. O. and J. 2.
Cant are tho principal incorporators.&
The Holmes Chapel Benevolent Asso.
citation, n colored organization Of
Greensboro, was chartered to advance
mental and moral welfore Of the colored
people, and pay sick benefits 10 mem mem
bers. !, fi !, III
wv. w. Upchurch, Of Raleigh, who lost
his leg in Henderson while trying 70
pass between tho cars of "a Seaboard
| Air Line freight train, has entered suit
against the company for damages. The
complaint has not yet been filed. Arso
& Shaffer are the attorneys
Six divorce suits have been institute
/ In he Wake County Superior Court DUE
| Ing the past three weeks.
4 Mr.. Slate, OF Surry county
has given 5000 to Wake Forest College.
It goes to tho endowment fund.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-30
better acquaint him with the urgent
necessity Of making an appropriation for
continuing the work on the Cape Fear
River To- "a iIssE3
LIKE MURDER.
Body Of w. ]. Lee Found on
Roadside Badly Cut.
Special to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.)

DUNN. N. c., Jan. 2o.--W. j. Lee was
found dead to-day on the rond between
Smithfield and his homo near here. His
body Is cut and gushed in several places.
Clarence Glover accompanied him to
smithfield yesterday, where boti. became
Intoxicated before leaving together late
Z In tho It ernoon. Glover has been appre-,
hended, and in default OF ball Is nov N
jail at Smithfield
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-30
Cape Fear Improvement.

(specnl 10 The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WILMINGTON, N, g., JAN 2a.-semi-
official announcement having been lnaae
make an appropriation for rivers pnd
hnrbors the Wilmington Chamber Of
Commerce Ger to-day decided to invite Chair.
nan Burton, Of that committee, 70 vlslt
this city early III February IN order 10
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-30
Companies Still Ahead.

isnecllI to THE Times Dispatcll)
GREENSBORO, N. c.. Jan. 29.-Durins
January OF this year the fires here have
cost the Insurance companies about fittY
thousand dollars. This Is more than tue
entire loss or the three previous years.
THO annual premium receipts Of the com
panies from Greensboro Is estimated 20
be $4,000; so the companies are over
slOl 900 ahead any way.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-30
Personal and General.

Temple Robinson, formerly q reporter
in Toledo, o. has succeeded to his faith
cr's estates in England and Is now SIR
Temple Robinson.
Or. Edmund Andrews. one OF tn.
founders Of the Chicago Academy OF
Sciences, an organizer OF the medical
school of Northwestern University ana
pioneer surgeon OF Chicago, has JUST
DIED.
Colonel Alfred Norton, perhaps the old
est man in the United States customs
service, on "Wednesday celebrated tno
o!ghty-ninth anniversary OF MS plrtll,
IIe is stationed at Boston. He was
born in the same town, and was q very
close friend Of William L|oya daEF'-
son.
ia few days ago tho Pore took
stylographic pen from a Frotestant youa-
nalists hand and pronounced peheaIc-
ton, He returned the pen, saying mo
one has nobler mission than jour
rulist In the world to-day. pess your
symbol Of office,
Consul Oscar Ekmun, wealthy IRON
manufacturer OF stockholm, has gwen
a sufficient sum to establish cnalr Of
Swedish at Augustnna COLLEGE,, Mo'lne.
ILL.,. the largest Swedish educAtlona1 w
StitutiOn In America, 45.9i 5dt flai5s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-30
Back Again

Com Paul perennial Syw sat9r Sn lie Ms
s sl ups ha expeets to carry That wegh, H.
si s Paul al expects 10 reduce h,m ssr ri
is friends express pleasure s. ses''e
iaiH1 : ] = ! !
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-30
Expert Testimony.

The rarmvIlle dispensary Is evidently
dispensing something that ls z !. ~,
t.nplinr. The first issue Of the Farm
Vile Herald. after the opening o. VIC
gin shop. says: ,oors -
The dIspensary VIII open y 1, noS, naon ~
tho public on yes1craay'--i' sos''s'Y'' -
Times-D Dispatch. Z, ~ =, ,,,,t
III not the number, but l's tme s,ss
nn - I ouality Of the article that pfoau u'e
CONFUSION. Boston News.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-30
The Terry Trial.

Especial to Tho mes-Dispatch.)
WILMINGTON, N. c.. Jan. 29.-seven
Jurors have been drawn in the murder
trial of S. Hill Terry up to tonight "
Is believed the remaining five jurors
can be secured from the new venire.
Terry killed his son-in-law, George !.
Bland, last September.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-30

taken strong hnnd IN an EFFORT TO q
bring about reform, tie Judges real !,
,sng that a crisis Is at hand, and tha a;
public Indignation may result IN lyh en-
ing Or some other riotous aot, unless less
radical steps are taken to deter the negro 'sl'l
from committing crime.
It Is alleged that moro than two t l1l' 8
OF these negro criminals nre recent ar
rivals from the South, and the P1ilad lt,
phin Record ntmntes that PENNSYLVANIA MA
may find Ii necessary to put a stop 20
the black Invasion.
Truly the North Is rapidly getting 2
negro problem Of Its own.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-30
PERMIT US TO AGAIN

can your attention to the. merits Of
Fa ther Johns Medicine It has been u
iiA,,. tirty yea. $ and money " Ielulded for
any q God, s9lsa q t'uhs lf0904s 's'as
IH.f NJ " a Pneumonia and eoasptpptton,
4 FIFTY years N use. "A x RAJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-30
ANOTHER EDITION READY.

owing to the very large, demand for
orr Artistic Portrait Calendar, we found
Il Il" necessary TO discontinue our offer for
a short lime, We have Just Gompleted
pnSs,,st our oifer aha send to any address
orr on receipt Of a tWo-cent stamp for pos
tage. The Portrait Calendar II REPRO,
drctlon OF an pl! painting and y aIc1osed1
im,iunted on . Crimson background, Ia
~ inches. Enclose stamps loose, Ad-
dyye as Art Calendar Department, Father
JOINTS Medicine, Lowell, alass.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-30

Though Japan is the latest country
to enter the circle Of world powers, her
Emperor surpasses all sovere!sns IN the
length Of his pedigree. lie Is the ono
hundred and twenty-second member IN
direct. unbroken descent OF his family
who has sat OH the throne OF Japan.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-30

Leopold Koenlg, the Russian Sugar
KING is dead. He began life as q. work
man, and now at lineage Of eighty-three
leaves fortune OF s50,00O00.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-30

There Will be FUN enough next Tuesday
night when tho Norfolk county rumpus
gets the floor IN the CAUCUS room.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-30

Because a seat snapped in st. Louis
theatre, the audience became greatly
alarmed, and only prompt action by tho
manager prevented panic, Had there
been panic and rush for the doors,
many persons would have been injured
and some probably killed, Yet tnefe
,was no danger whatever In the building
and no occasion whatever for q rush n
Is IL not strange that sensible people
viii act so much like stupid sheep!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-30

The largest arnored cruiser in the
French navy, which has Just been COM
lpleted will DO named the Ernest Rennn,
after the distinguished French writer
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-30


Both Lynchburg and Danyllla caught
more snow than Richmond They arc
welcome to the belt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-30
Umbrella and Coat,

umbrella and an oyercoat. pi the st ~
By First District otneers, az i,e Identified.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-30

This beautiful snow is not only beautl-
full, but it seems to have unusual stick
Ing qualities
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-30

The able senators who are so anxious
for information about Panama ought TO
read Tho Times-pspatch's Interesting
letters from that strip of land.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-30

Ono good thing about this cotton ous'-
ness is that farmers all over the cotton
regions are finding many bales O tne
roo, stuff with which to meet tho do
mand at the phenomenal figures me
speculators arc not getting IT oil, by a
jug full.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-30
The Wilmington messenger Gays;

When the editor Of the News and
Observer admits that the Democrats Of
North Carolina have no oholce for tl2
presidential candidate and predicts
that the delegation to tho national
convention will attend unlnstructeo1
YOU may know that Hryanism ~ dead
In this State.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-30
CURES CATARRn.

Paw.Paw Cured Hon. KIT Gould, CHI
oapo, Of Catarrh Of stomaoh.
Hon. Kit Gould. Chicago, Representa-.
tive OF tho Third Senatorial District, ana
fo, four years the attorney for the state
Board Of Pharmacy Of llinuls. says; I IL
have been d great sufferer from catnrrh
OF tho stomach, dyspepsia and ind'ges-
tion, which, completely upset my ner-
yous system. Y Munyon's Paw-Paw has
driven out these distressing ailments nnd
has restored NIL my old time energy ana
vim. 1t Is u marvellous remedy.
Ibeleve that when the public becomes
+ Fn Nv paw It will not only be used IN
every home but will BIO adopted into
the United States army and navy ana
3ured In every hospital throughout the ne
civilized world. .x,,o,,
Sold by all druggists. Large bottle,
( 81. Pnw-Paw Laxative Pills, Zoe. a bot
tie.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-30

Those who are able TO reap so n1ucR
pleasure out Of the snow should substaR-
TALLY remember those who can find moth
Ing but suffering init,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-30
A Few Foreign Facts,

Some new manuscripts OF Tasso have
Just been discovered in Italy. They form
part of collection Of documents be-
queathed to the city Of Modcna BY the
late Marquis do Frosini,'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-30
North Carolina Sentiment,

Tho Concord Tribune; That or rapeatea
phrase ''we point with pride" VIII naEa-
~ be flung from the RepuplleRn platform
at the Postoltice Department record
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-30
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Who would have thought there were
SO many sleighs In Rlchulond2
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-30

Up to the hour OF going to press the
snow storm DIS not near up TO the record
made In 1890, and Is nowhere In speaking
distance OF the great storm OF 81,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-30

The Wilmington Star says tx,
The Norfolk yirglnlan-Pllnt Of TUESDAY
says the Virginia Republicans VIII sland
for Roosevelt, Pshawl Southern Repuh-
licans are expected to stand for any
old thing in pic time.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-30

There may be some consolation IN inc
accepted theory that much snow I'M
eerlng long on tho ground in the winter
lnsures a good wheat crop the next sum-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-30

Nine of Chicago's theatres have neen
closed up for good, but Mayor Harrison
has been turned loose, and so the people
vii, not suffer for vaudeville,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-30
lf51liss !.
The Tim !. Dispatch
Published Daily ard Weekly
i Az No. 4 North Tenth Street
Richmond, Va Entered Janu'
ary a7, 1903, az RIchnond, va.
IL aeeond.class matter, under llel
1 Az o. Congress Of March 3
! 1e7s. .li.

4, /.
rhe DAILY TIMES DISPATCH Is sold sold
at 2 cents r. copy.
The SUNDAY TIMES. D1sPATtcA IS
sold at & cents copy.
The DAILY TIMES DIS pATc1, IN
Guiding Sunday. In Richmond ana man
chester, By carrier. ~ cents per week OF I
80 cents per month.
THE TIMES. 3 sPATcH, Richmond, Va
By MAIL. one , s,S |F Mps No.
Daily, with sunday,.:.|'sSSS s ;SS US Is
Weekly (Nvcdnesdays)..l 100 " - - u;
All Unsigned Communications VIII DC
rejected.
Rejected Communications will not oe
returned unless accompanied by stamps
Up.Town office at T.. a. ml'ler's' "0'
SIG East Broad street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-30
The 1aalelgh Post says;

The Raleigh Post SAYS;
Virginia honored herself and made
her best contribution to the Welfare o.
the nation by electing Hon, joan w.,
Daniel to be United States senator EqF
smother, his fourth. term,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-16

this afternoon to meet IN Denver, Colo,
next year The unanimous opinion of
those in attendance upon this c0nven-
ton is that a more successful and more
pleasant convention has never been
held They feel that the government
recognition Of this meeting Is an assur-
ance that the livestock association has
won for itself place IN the public eye
to which few or no, other organization
Of a similar character can lay claim.
From the opening session OF the Ma.
tiunal Wool Growers convention TO the
closing Of the livestock mems organ.
izaiion unity and harmony have char.
actori2ed every action with this feel.
ing prevailing the work Of the conyen.
tons was easily accomplished.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-16
MR.. AND MRS. CLEVELAND.
Express Their Appreciation OF
sympathy i'm Their Bereavement.

Princeton, n j., Jan. b,-This state
ment was given out today; "Mr. and
Mrs. Cleveland In appreciation cf the
kind messages Of affection and sympathy
they have received In their recent be-
reayement, desire through the press TO
make the following expression OF their
gratitude.
THE warmth of sympathy AMI ten
der sentiment which has penetrated the
gloomy chill Of our sorrow has caused us
10 know as never before ana 50 impress
sively as never 70 be forgotten, the gen.
erOus sensIbility q our country's man.
hood and womanhoOd. From the CHIEF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-16
l.. :. Marines i'm Seoul.

New York, Jan. l6-An additional
squad Of 81 United States marines has
arrived to protect American citizens,
says a Herald dispatch from Seoul, Co
rea. Natives Of the United States
here outnumber those Of any other
country except Japan and China and
their commercial interests exceed all
except japanese.