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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-08-05
CALL FOR CONVENTION.
Headquarters

Headquarters
Democratic and Silver Party State Ger
trail Committees:
Reno, Nevada July s, 1904
At regularly called meeting of the
Democratic and Silver Party State Cen
trail Committees held at Reno, April
10 1904, said committees having first
met separately then Jointly for the rat
ification of the action taken by the res
| pective bodies it was ordered that:
I STATE CONVENTIONS
| Winremucca, Nevada, Monday,
! August %, 1904
at the hour of I O'Clock p m. for the
purpose of nominating a ticket to be
voted for at the next general election
to be held on Tuesday the Sth day Of
November, 1904. consisting Of:
Three Presidential Electors
Cne Member Of Congress
One Justice of the Supreme Court
One Regent of the State University
(Long Tern)
One Regent of the State University
(Short Tern,)
Also for the appointment of State
Central Committees of the respective
rartes and the transaction of suCn
Their business as may be properly pre-
| scented to each Of such conventions.
The basis Of representation from
the respective counties tc each Of said
conventions shall be the same aal
shall be based upon the vote for the
DemOcra tic-Silver nominee for At
torney General at the last general
election as follows, t0-wit:
One delegate for every sixty votes
and one delegate fer every fraction
over thirty votes, the number of del
egates to each Of said conventions
being los and to be apportioned as fol
lows:
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-08-05
Notice.
ODhir. Wasnoe county, New,

ODhir Wasnoe county, Nevo
May 4. 1904.
Al! permits heretofore granted by
me to catch fish in Prices lake or res
eryoir. On Opbir Creek, Washoe county
Nevada, are l2reb.- revoked.
The public IS hereby notified that
said lake or raser-oir belongs to the
UNDERSIGNED. and he fish contained
therein.
My friends desiring permits' Will
please apply.
an tired Ct "s2ortsmen" dynam.-
ting my fish.
SAM LONGABAUGH
owner Of Prices lake.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-08-05
CeIT73tcry w 5'er-

At the annual l4eeting of the direc-
tors Of the cemetery water works hei1
Anvil 90. 1907, it was
Resolved. That the water be turned
IA at the cemetery May LIST and that
no person OF persons in arrears Tor
water IN former yaars be allowed the
use Of water until the amount no"
due IS paid.
l. =. IEDER.
President.
GEORGE y. KEITH,
Secretary and Collector 5n'
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-08-05

Mrs. Nuess is making tamales in
spite of the warm weather and they
are in demand. Leave orders if you
want them.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-08-05
Interesting Facts.

Here are some interesting facts ;a
out the Panama canal:
Canals total cost nearly 500. COG 90,
Panama Canal company 5 share, So
o. 900.
Length, 46 miles.
Time of passage, 8 to 10 hours.
Present tiem--Ncw York 70 .."'
Francisco, via Cape Horn go 90 pr
lime via ranama cans -a2pro>
mate-24 days.
Annual trafIic-estimatcd-1,Ooo We
sells.
Travel sayed-Liverpool to Yokoht
ma-4,0O0 miles.
Stillto he constructed - miles.
Present depth, % feet.
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rloEice Cairymen.

Tor butter kegs If all sizes shlppe'
10 any point, address
l.. Arnold. Truckee, Cal
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1904-01-01

fyrlr oroinu: ,,stj6rn", / pessu sambandi. En-
,,Vfnland" hefir a0ur skvrt fra bvi, as pad
var Pingio / Bogota, sem REQ 0llum nrslitum
/ Pessu mali; og me0 Pvf her er a0 ems I'M
ping ao ra0a skulum YER brnka oroi0 ,ping''
ei's og yer h0fum a0ur CERT, svo enginn geti
misskili0 samlfkingu ,,L0gbergs".
Allir. sem nokkuo pekkja til stj6rnar-
innar / Washington, vita bao, ao0ldungadeild
acknowledgements hefr par lang1nest void.
serstaklega er l0ggggjafaervaldio, ems % kunn-
ugt er,ao mestu leyti / hennar h0ndum, og hun
hefr nastum 6takmarkao valid yfir 0llum samn-
ineum Bandamanna vio a0rar Pj6oir. Og PAD
var hun, sem NEST haf0i meogero meo verzlun-
arsamningana vi0 Cuba; hrakti pa fran og
aftur, breytti peim a ALTAR lundir, og befoi lik-
lega CERT ut af vi0 pa me0 0llu, eff hun hefoi
ekki 6ttast reioi pj6oarinnar. -Hdn %samPykti
pa 40 lokum ALA aiiagaoa, og OIL P66in
kennir henni um Pa0 .,hvernig Cuba
samningarnir hafa gengi0", at Pvi engum
0arum er um Pa6 az kenna. En-. svo miki0
hefir ma verio rett og ritao UNI betta NAL / SD
astlioin two ar, ao 0skil janlegt er a0 nokkrum
bla0amanni / Ameriku Sc 6kunnugt UNI PAD.
DAD var pingi0 / Bogota, sem hafoi fult
valid til az gera ut UNI Panama samningana.
DAD stalk penn undir st6l: og Pao reio Peim
az fullu. og engum 00rum er um Pao
a q kenna, ,,hvernig for me0 Panamasamn-
inyana".
Med pessari likingu hefir ,.L0gberg' lfk-
Iega atlao a0 leggja smiosh0ggio a ramburo
sim / .Panamamalinu, 90 Pao hefr Pvi tekist.
Vera rothoggg CAT harm varla fengio.
En- fyrirmunun ma Pao heita. 40 falla
svona afmanarlega >hvao eftir annao a sjalfs
sins bra gai. i" 49,
En- eftir petta alt saman ver0ur :.L3berg';
brsna hreyki0 og Der sig vigamannlega; =
sarlangar liklega til Pess 40 vega ao mannoroi
einhvers, en- latur pc h6tanir maggie 40 mestu
leyti / petta sim. pa0 segist ekki enn eiga
nttala0 .vio neutrality-suspicious. % kveost
ekki' retta honum vinstri kinnina o. S. fry.
Hver hefoi trtao Pvi?:
En- til allrar ham;ngju Purfum yer ekki
40 gera neinar uka-athugasemdir vio PAD,
sem ..L0gbergs segir UNI presta og hid prest-
lega, bvi yer tel jun visit. 40 prestarnir verdi
fullfarir UNI az bera h0nd fyrir h0fuo ser peg
ar ,.L0gberg. fer 40 ldskra peim. En- sa, sem
hefr rita0 pad. sem ..Vinland: hefr sagt um
Panamamali0 o. Der ALA abyrgo q pvi, hear
aldrei prestur verio.
Svo er uttala0 um Petta fra vorri HID.
DAD. sem her er sagt, nagir til Pess ao syna,
hyersvegna engum oroum or eyoandi vi5 pa
menn og pau bloc. sem fara meo ems 6merk
ORD og ..L0gberg'' i Pessu mali.
En- bvi lofum yer az lata ekki framvogis
alvey afskiftalausar neinar lygasogur nm
Bandamenn og Bandarikin, eff yer veroum
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1904-01-01
I'm rithatt ,,L6gberes''.

-" -
athugasemdum Peim, er voru / .,VinIandi: UNI
grein ,,L0gbergs" UNI Panamulyoveldio.
[ Pessu svari ,,L0gbergs,' er reyndur
ekkert Pess vert az ,::Vfnland" .svari pv1 aft
ur. En- bn0i rithattur % annar fragangur a
svari ,,L0gbergs' er Pannig dr garoi CERT, 40
,,Vinland' alitur r6tt CERT 40 bcnda q PAD, til
Pess ao sfna, eitt skifli fyrir oil: hvers vegna
Pessi ,,L0gbergs'- grei,' 90 alt anna0 af sama
tagi er ekki svaravert.
DAD NAL, sem her or UNI az ra0a = UNI
.uppreistina / Panama = er MI a0 mestu ut
r@tt og dtklja0, o. hestum svo vel kunnugt
or0i0 her / landi, az it'll eoa en4in PORT er a
az r@0a meir UNI PAD. ,.Vin]and'' skyroi rett
fra a0alatri0um ma]sins / si0asta bla0i, % nun
]ata par VIC sitja, nema. citthva6 nytt beri til
tioinda. En- ba0 err astn0ulaust az della UNI
Pao lengur vi0 ,,L0gberg': e0a neitt annao
bla0.
En- yer vii jun syna lesendum ..Vinlands:
svar :,L0gberes'' ems % pao err raun % veru.
..Vinland" t6k orar6tt vmsar malsgrein-
ar dr Panamadellu .,L9gbergs", bIatt afraln
til Pess 40 syna Par / allri sinni next: til Pess
Purfti engar athugasemdir vio aestar PETRA.
En- sumar voru svo skringilegar, ao oss Potti
vi0 eiga 40 drags athygli mamma 40 Pvf meo
faeinum h6gvarum or6um. VGrs0g0um einn-
ig ADJ ll greininf ,.L0gbergi'' vari ,,marklaus
6hr60ur UNI Bandamenn':; minna er ekki hagt
UNI hama 40 segja, 90 harhari or0um forum
yer hvergi UNI hama. J.
Delta segir ,,L0gberg.t Sc ,,overoskuld-
a0ur, undur strakslegur og .heimskulegur o
Pverri / gar0 ,L0gbergs' og r%itstj6ra Pess''.
Svona fdkyr0i cru meistarastykki saur-
bahama, Pegar pau cru latin fiakka q eigin
kostna0, abyrg0arlaust,v IAN Pess ao gera neina
tilraun til az syna 40 pau seu Il nokkrum r0k-
UNI bygo.
En- her heir ,,L0gberg:: Pessa. aofer0 og
viroist meir a0 segj a vera pa einnmitt almetti
sinu, Pvi PAD sezt 40 v0rmu Sport 1 d6mst6l-
inn o. kvc0ur upp svolatandi dom yir Vim
landi":
,,pa0 situr lila a ritst Ora ,Vinlands' az
fetta fngur TT i bla0amensku annara mamma,
Pvl a0 aumari fragang a RITZ or hart a0 inna
en- 4 .Vinlandi":.
En- undravert er PAD. a0 .,L0gbegg': byk-
list Purfa 40 roksty0ja Pennan dom og vitnar
til greinarinnar / ..Vfnlandi.' UNI Panama.
skuroinn: en- tekur PAD pc fyrst fran til frek.
.ari skyringar, ao ST grein Sc, eiginlega elk.
ert anna0 en- ,,osanninda Pvettingur fra upp.
half til enda".
En- asteoan, sem ,,L0gberg': byggir don
sim q er pannigg: .Vinland' segir 40 Banda
rikj stj6rnin half fra byrjun vita0 alt um aforn
.og uppreistarvi6bdna0 Pa~namamanna. pett;
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hl ytur ao vera osatt, Pvi 40 %stj6rnin 1 Wash
ington Pverneitar 40 hafa veri0 / vitoroi meo
Panamam0nnum og sannar Paneitun sina me0
Pvi- ao~syna, 40 svo aatt half uppreistin komio
upp & Roosevelt forseta. 40 hann half oroio az
stinga kafa tr booskap sfnum til aukapings-
lbs undir st6l og rita AMMAN nyjan".
Her ma tel ia visit a0 .,L0gberg"ha half reynt
40 gera slit beta, PVT & bessum r0kuln hvflir
40 0llu leyti sd dau0ad6mur, er pa0" hefir
kve0io upp yfr ,,Vfnlandi": og M naerri geta
40 ekki haf vii Jan vanta0 til az bda vel UNI
hnhtana.
En- hvernig tekst ,,L0gbergi" Petta?
Fyrst breytir PAD einni hugsun / AGRA g.
lika, meo Pvf ao skifta um ORD, % heldur svo
afram hiklaust alvey Gins og hugsanaPraour-
inn Sc 6slitinn. Delta gerir PAD me0 Pvi: a0
lata Groin: :.ao vera / vitoroi me0", Pyoa sauna
sem PAD: LAO vita UNI aform einhvers".-En
allir, sem fslenzku skilja, vita vel hversu 6lfk-
UNI hugmyndum Pessi svipu0u or0tseki Ivsa.
hvi .nast r@ost ,,L0gberg"-a Pessi oro
sin: :.a6vera / vitor0i me0", og Pykist me0
Pvi gera ut af VIC .,Vinland..
En- ,,Vinland hefr sagt, a0 Bandarik ia
st jornin half vitae alt UNI aform Panama
mamma og Pao er satt, en- PAD hefr aldreis agt,
40 hun half verio / vitor0i med Panamam0nn-
UNI. ,.V1nland" heir overt a mott skvfrt fra
Pvi,hverni 9 Neutrality-suspicious. skoraoist und-
an Pvi al vera 1 vitoroi meo Peim.
DAD er / almnlia az Colombiustjornin sjalf
half vitae UNI aform % uppreistar-viobdnao
Panamamanna, en- enginn hefir enn sagt 40
hun half verio / vitoroi meo Peim.
svo for. UNI sjofero pa! = parma P6ttist
.,L0gberg visit hafa kr@kt laglega 1, ,Vinland';,
en- par hefr Pa0 ekki or6i0 vart.
En- par me0 er ekki alt bhio.
..Stj0rnin / Washington Pverneitar 40
hafa verio / vitor0i me0 Panamam0nnum og
sonnnrh d neitun sina". segir .,L0gberg''
en- heldur PVT pc fran. LAD uppreistin half att
uppruna sim Bandarik junum, Panamam0nn-
UNI half VETO heitio li6veizlu Bandarik jahers-
ms o. S. frv. = Delta lofar sig sjalft. parna
nnr ~.,L0gberg's ser niori, = q sjalfu ser. :
Skyldi pvi annars vera az 0llu leyti sjalfratt?
~.Og ekki batnar PAD.
parna er daliti0 Pankastrik hja Log
bergi:' og svo kemur samlikingg- Elm af Pess-
um damalausu likingum .,L0gbergs". En-
hun hlj60ar Pannig:
.,Rangt er Pao lika og heimskulegt 40
kenna st j6rninni / Bogota um PAD, hvernigg
for med Panamasamningana. Med sama retti
mmtti kenna st j6rninni Washington um PAD
hvernig Cuba samningarnir hafa gengi0.
Hvorttvegggja er au0yita0 rangt".
Her nefnir ,,L6gberg' ,%,stj6rn" en- ekki
bing. Roosevelt forseti nefndi lfka sti6rn
government i staoinn fyrir ,,ping"i hooskar
sfnum til sambands pingsins i vctur, ems 90
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-31
Thompson Made Pension Agent.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 30-Alvin II
Thompson, chief OF finance division. Pension
Once. has been designated by the Presi-
dent to act as pension agent at Louisville
KY, on account OF the death OF Agent
Saniel r. Collier.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-31
BRAZIL GRANTS FAVORS
TO THE UNITED STATES
Preferential Rates on Many I'm
ports Will Increse This Coun-
try's Trade.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.-Without the
sacrifice of a single duty on products enter
ing the United States and in fact without
any consideration at all, Minister Thomp-
son has secured preferential rates on sew
eral lines of staple American products im-
ported in Brazil. The details of the ar
rangements was made public to-day and
are that Brazil gives preferential rates TO
the following products of the United States:
To flour in barrels, 81 per cent; to flour in
sacks, manufactures of rubber, still
wines, paints, varnishes, condensed milk,
clocks and watches 20 per cent Minister
Thompson says that with the exception of
flour, none of these articles is being i'm
ported into Brazil from the United States
in any quantity at the present time AS
for -four the imports, formerly $500 600
barrels per annum about six or seven years
ago. have fallen off to about 500 barrels
per annum, owing to the excessive duty
which the present agreement will dimin-
ish.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-31
FAMOUS GRIDIRON CLUB
GIVES ITS ANNUAL DINNER
Many of Most Prominent Men in
Country Attend and Usual Line
of "Roasts" Follow.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 90-The Gridiron
Club entertained notable guests at the an
nual dinner given by this famous newspaper
organization at the Arlington Hotel tonight.
There were 226 present. and in the large as
sembly were the President. members Of the
Cabinet diplomats. senators and representa-
tives army and navy officers and persons
prominent I'm the business and literary
world. Men whose names have figured i'm
connection with the presidency. including the
present chief executive. Hanna, Taft. Cor
man. Cockrell and Francis were present and
enjoyed the clever satire and Gridiron quips
at the expense of themselves. as well the
many unique features burlesquing national
and international events.
From the time President Louis A. Coolidge
welcomed the guests until The Song of
Home" at midnight there was an uninter-
rupted flow of wit and merriment Two new
members were initiated. Scott c. Bone of
the Washington Post. and y. o. Messenger,
of the Washington Evening Star They were
compelled TO appear as newsbOys. selling ex-
ira editions OF their respective pa pers which
upon examination by the committee were
found To contain startling information con-
corning many of the prominent guests pres
ent.
the evening was the appearance of Prof.
Stringer Stringem. ventrilOquist." with
'dummies.'' who were named for senators.
cabinet officers and others The answers
which these dummies made 10 various
questions provoked peals Of laughter For
instance. the "ventriloquist asked: -
Arthur Pue German, is IL true that
Bryan has come out for you for Presi-
dent?'
German Dummy No. Bryan is friend
OF mine"
David Bennett Hill. have
you heard that Grover Cleveland may be
nominated for President"
Hill Dummy" (which party2''
General COrbin was asked what his pres
ent rank would have been II he had start
ed DOCTOR" Judge Taft IL he had
.taksn the oath OF allegiance" in view of
his approaching qualification as secretary
of war. and Secretary Wilson What would
b. the effect OF crossing the boil weevil
with the Scotch highball2''
Among those who made speeches were
President Roosevelt. Secretaries Root
Shaw and Wilson. Judge Taft. the German
ambassador. Speaker Cannon, former SEN
ator Carter and Senators Hanna German
and COckrell
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-31
: ParneIi's widow a bankrupt.

LONDON, Jan. 30-A receiver order in
bankruptcy has been granted against the
widow OF Charles Stewart Parnell.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-31
VAULTS OF TREASURY
WITHOUT ANY GOLD COIN
Great Demand from Commercial
CenterS the Cause-Mints Or
dered to Work Overtime.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.-For the first
time in many years the treasury finds itself
without any gold coin in its vaults. 1t is
explained that this condition is the result
OF an unprecedented demand for gold GER
tihcates during the time when the minis
have been fully employed in coming Philip
pine silver and subsidiary silver for the
United States. The increased demand for
gold certificates. which could only be issued
for gold coin in the treasury, came about
through the needs of the larger banking
institutions in the great commercial centers
which had large amounts of notes of small
denominations on hand which they wished
to exchange for gold certificates Of large
denominations. The secretary has given
instruction for the minis at Philadelphia
and San Francisco TO begin the coinage
of double eagles Feb. l and to work
overtime until a sufficient supply has been
coined TO meet all demands.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-31
PRESIDENT IS INVITED
BY A BACHELORS CLUB
Asked to Attend Dinner at Wau-
kegan, ILL.,, Given in Honor of
Birth of Twins.

WASHINGTON, Jan 3O.-President Roose-
welt and Representative Foss, of Illinois,
have been invited to attend dinner of the
Waukegan Gid Bachelors Club in honor
of the awarding of a gold medal to the
first one of its members to be the father
of twins. The club was organized with
twenty-five members some years ago, with
a constitutional provision that one member
should marry each year. the selection to be
made by lot. The first president of the
club was the present mayor of Waukegan.
and it he who designed and offered
the gold medal for the twins. The mayor
was the next man TO draw the marrying
card. and also the first to produce twins
He could not very well award the medal
10 himself, and allowed ii to be competed
for. 1t now goes To T. II. burst. cashier of
a bank of that city. Representative Foss
who also is the father of twins represents
the Waukegan district, is invited because of
these facts, and President Roosevelt has
been hidden to the celebration because of
his well-known ideas on race suicide"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-31
VORLD'S FAIR BANK.
Authority Granted by Controller
for It's Organization.

WASHINGTON. Jan. SO.-Mr. Ridgely.
the controller of the currency. to-day APP
proved the application of Ex-Governor
Francis and others for authority to organ
ize the Bankers Worlds Fair National
Bank. to be located on the grounds of the
Louisiana Purchase Exposition. The stock
of the bank. which is to be 100000. will be
subscribed by the individual directors of
the several banks in st. Louis. AT the
termination of the fair the bank in all
probability. will close up its affairs and
surrender its charter.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-31
JOHN SHARPE WILLIAMS
TRYING TO ACT FAIRLY
Showing Better Political Judgment
Than Predecessor, Foxy
Jim Richardson.
TANNING THE MINORITY

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 3O-Is the Demo-
cratic party in the House of Representa-
tives about to adopt sane policy in its
conduct toward national legislation?
This question must be answered in the
affirmative if recent signs be interpreted
correctly. There now appears the SEM
blance Of organization among the Demo-
Gratis of the lower branch of Congress-
Minority Leader Williams is actually being
followed by his party associates. Heretofore
each member OF the House minority has
been leader, Obedient 10 nothing but the
dictates of his own Democratic conscience
and Indifferent to the counsel of the wise
men of the party.
Foxy Jim" Richardson as the commander
in-chief of the House Democrats. seems to
have better control over the organization
than his immediate predecessor. He is
making progress in his efforts to line up the
wild and untamed hosts of Democracy in
opposition to the grand old party"
1t Is natural for a Democrat to take
to the warpath against any measure that
has the support of the Republicans. Leader
Williams has opened a kindergarten, and
is endeavoring TO teach his colleagues that
once in a while the majority may be dis
covered espOusing a worthy cause, and that
when such accidents happen, as Mr. Will
should not stultify itself. The Democrats
do not take this kind of medicine grace
fully, but they are doing as well as might
he expected. They have been prone for
years to run riot at the sight of any and
every measure brought into the House by
the Republicans, and it is hard for many
of them to now abandon the time-honored
Democratic policy. Acquescence to any
bill proposed by the Republicans is distaste-
full to them. But Mr.. Williams insists on
organization, and further insists that the
Democratic minority shall stand for more
than a mere negative quantity. The Re-
publicans have had the House Democrats
on the run for years. Now Leader Will
liams plans to place the party in power on
the defensive
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-31
LOWER REVENUES AND
INCREASED EXPENSES
Government Report Will Show
Big Reversal i'll Both for Month,
Compared with 1903.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 90.-The forth
coming monthly statement of the govern
ment receipts and expenditures will show
a decided falling off of revenues and an
increase in expenditures. compared with
the corresponding month of last year. The
principal decrease appears in customs re-
ceipts which will be shown to be about
$2,5000O0 for the month, decrease of about
$500. 900 from internal revenue sources. The
statement also will show that during the
to approximately $4S 500. 600 nearly $1,000
600 more than for January, 1903. During that
month the receipts exceeded the expendi-
lures by about So 100000
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tand frornon
THE IRON BED SALE u ~ u BRASS
nd oxlet-
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NATIONAL CAPITAL NEWS
OF INTEREST TO INDIANA
Terre Haute Public Building to
Have New Elevator-Per-
Sonal Items.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.

Special TO the indianapolis Journal.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 90.-A new elevator
will be installed in the Terre Haute public
building during the coming fiscal wear
Representative Holiday to-day conferred
with the supervising architect concerning
this matter and was assured that the ele-
vatOr would be placed in the Terre Haute
building Immediately after the appropria-
uons become available July 1.
Representative Charles Lands tonight
left for Hartford. Conn. He will address
some of the leading citizens of that CITY
Monday on the life of General l.. s
Grant
Representative Miers left for Indiana to-
cay He will remain in the State about
two weeks.
X. +. Davidson and Cash c.. Hadlev We're
among the callers at the White House to-
day. They were introduced TO President
Roosevelt by Senator Beveridge.
"A. j. Halford, formerly of indianapolis.
now engaged in newspaper work here is
seriously i'll.
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Il rose by any other name would smell as
sweet. and Champagne-well, buy Cooks
Imperial.
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MUST PROTECT PANAMA.
Gen. Reyes Said to Have Misin-
formed Colombia.

WASHINGTON. Jan. SO.-It is stated at
the State Department that General Reyes
must have misunderstood the position of
the authorities here If he. reported from
BOgota. informed the Colombian govern
ment that the United States limited its OBJ
lection TO the landing Of Colombian troops
in Panama 10 the canal zone itself The de-
partment has not In any sense changed its
position since IL was outlined in the note
OF Secretary Hay TO Minister Bunau-Varilla
when II was expressly stated that no troops
with hostile intent could be landed in Pan
anna.
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Captain Armes's Charges.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3O.-Captain George
A. Armes. L. 5. A.. retired. has addressed
letter 10 the President charging unjust
treatment at the hands OF the military au-
thorities. He asserts that important docu-
ments bearing on his record have mysteri-
ously disappeared from the office of the
adiutant general