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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-21

Santa Barbara County Commissioners. mus
tard seed.
SILVER MEDAL-santa Barbara County.
ripe picked olives.
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San Joaquin County.
Kings County.

SILVER MEDAL-Jerome Blain, Laton.
barley: Andrew Larson, Laton, alfalfa: Mares
& Saunders, Laton. vegetables; w. N. Harris.
Laton, collaboration and views; Mrs. NJ. A
Moradian. Laton. silk cocoons; Kings County,
dried fruit
BRONZE MEDAL-D. f. Brown, Laton,
Indian corn: NJ. Rodenbaugh, Laton, Egyptian
corn: w. r. and A. A. Smith, Laton. toma-
toes: Sworder Bros Laton. Egyptian corn
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MONTANA A POLITICAL STORM SPOT

Continued From Page 2, Column Z.
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GOLD MEDAL-The Cooperative Associa-
ton of Fresno raisins; Fresno Home
Packing Co.. Fresno. seeded raixins
Roeding Fig Packing Co., Fresno. figs
Barton Estate. limited Fresno. wines: Min.
newawa Home Packing Co.. Fresno olive oil
Roeding Olive Co.. Fresno. olive oil.
SILVER MEDAL-Fresno Chamber of Com
merce alfalfa honey: J. c. McGibbon, Reed
ley honey: Eagle Packing Co.. Fresno, dried
fruit: 7. J. Hammond. Fresno. canned fruit
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GRAND PRIZE-Canned fruits In tins and
glasses. vegetables in process. wine exhibit.
bug vs. bug.
GOLD MEDAL-Honey.
SILVER MEDAL-Butter
BRONZE MEDAL-Sois. grasses, seeds and
cereals.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-23
WAS THERE METHOD.
in HIS MADNESS?. \ $;
Man With Pistol in Pocket Ar
rested at the White
House.
tBy Associated Press }

wAsIIIEGTON. Feb, 2s- Edward Rel
gar. who gayo his address as No al
South Clark Street. Chicago, was arrested
at tho White House to-day and locked
up pending an inquiry into his mental
condition.
Relgar evidently Is oftunhalanced mind.
lie has written many letterst to the Pres
ident, suggesting that people be named
iii accordance with their occupations.
Thus lie maintains that n dealer In wood
should be named Wood, q carpenter
should be named Carpenter, and so on
throughout the list ofanames., He says
that the present. scheme ofbnaming peo-
ple has caused a war among the files.
which may be ended only BY the adop-r
lion OF his suggestion sf
Relgar desired to see tho, President to
ascertain why his letters had not been
answered, When M he was searched a
loaded revolver and IA box of cartridges
we're found ia bis pocketas III .s
~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-23
Col BULGE,
ON OTHERS.
England Germany and Italy Are.
Granted Preferential
Treatment.
INTERNATIONAL.
LAW
----- u
i5a.AF73 tlN
ON ss5
This Followed i'm Determining,
the Question, Says the Ar,bi--s
tration Tribunal. !
By3tAssociated Press.)

.ASSOSIuICu1 Ss>C'J
" THE HAGUE. Febs ee22,-The arbitration
tribunal, nhicllrhas been considering the
claims OF the blockading powers for
preferential treatment OF their claims
against Venezuela has decided unani-
mously that the three blockading powers.
Great Britain, Germany and Italy. have
the right to preference OF 30 per cent,
Of the customs duties at Guaira and
Perto Cabello the Iitigants to pay their
own costs in the procedure. and divide
effectually the costs OF the tribunal!
The United States is commissioned to
carry out the decision Of the tribunal
within three months. li 5t3
giving Judgment. the tribunal points
out that 1t has been guided by interna-
tionai law and tho equity OF the case.
and that the protocols signed at Wash
,ington since February 10. 1908. and par
ticularly the protocol8o of May 7th. whereof.
the obligatory nature cannot. be doubt
fuli form the legal basis Of Its aentel,ce;.
that tho tribunal Is not competenti to-
question. the jurisdiction OF tho mixed
commissions at Caracas, nor to judge
their action or the character OF the war
like operations OF the blockcd!lg powers,
nor to decide II the three blockading
powers exhausted all pacific means TO-
prevent the necessltyfof employing force.
THE tribunal decides that 1t is only In
a position to certify hat since IDOL Nene-l
z,,cla refused arbitration, proposed on
several occasions by Germany and Great
Britain; that after the war no FORMAL
treaty OF peace was concluded; that the.
operators of the blockaders we're stopped
before they had received satiafnctton
for all,thcir$ claims. and. further. that
tho question OF preferential treatment
was submitted to arbitration.
Great Principle.
II The. tribunal declares that It found
and recognized In these facts evidence IN.
favor OF the great principle Of arhltra-s
ton IN all phases of International con-
fict. In aadherinE to tho protocols, tho
gblockaders could not have Intended, to
renounce their acquired rights, nor their
privileged. de facto position. The gov.
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WYATT LONG. Y: I
.lVill Possibly be Three Months
Before a Land Battle
Occurs. ,i "a
t,v Associated Trte.ss. j

LONDON, Feb. q, The latest adyices of;
Baron Hayashl. the Japanese minister 70
Great Britain, lead to believe that y the the,
Japanese troops may now wait possiblys
two or three months before undertake
aggressive operations In Manchurria. ~ 40
said IVA
',We have found that Russia Is 20 urs
expectedly unprepared that should nos
bo surprised IL the Japanese land forces
icontented themselves With esta blishln
a thorough organization. and adyancinS
as the construction OF the failFoad w
wards the Yalu River progresses fusslsss
appears to be less prepared than MAS
CHINA in 1905, I believe that only threseeS
trains day can be RIM through Aiatl-s
churia. Surprising these are ellailys DIS
vided between troops and supplies. as Nv
would be necessary, Russia could not per-
ceptibly strengthen her land forces hsfors3
April. Japan's naval coup has been stt 2t,ta s SSs
expectedly successful that rather fhtnh l.s Il
our troops viii take their time. rhsS'
shallow inleta ara now froEen OYER, Y 9rs.s
,tardins tho disembarka tlon of our lfoEssts
lghis @is especially true at |'ort \ FtAnss n
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eminent OF Venezuela itself had rccog-i
nized in principle theswell fonndedncss OF
their claims, while 81 t Il had not recog x
irized those ct the non-b blockading pow
ers, and until the end Of January. 1soe, |;
made not the slightest protests against
the claims or pre- ferentia ! 8$ treatment.
throughout tho diplomatic Snegotia tiot,s,
Venezuela constantly distinguished ID Esibe-s!
tween the allied powers and the: neutrals:.tt
These latter, not having protested against
the claims for preference Of tho blook-
adInE powers. either atathd time the war
stopped or immedia tely after the sigma !.
ture Sot the protocol OF Z February lStf.,
the. government OF SEVenezuel only agreed.
In respect ito the allied powers to Differ
ispecial guarantee fol. tho fulfllmentsO sOf
It's engagements, c ha good fait U whictli
should direct tintornati ionall rel at ions in-i
poses the Sdu ty on thes 4bunal OF dcelar.
inC that tho words ...all ella ms ~ emplo
III the Nenezva Ian repre- sen ta { y he
negotiations wit thc ,ta tiTes ct
the allied powers, could eltte only fGtD
tho latter powers "a Ntntt ia tss could in
some respect profit by the circumstances
created BY tho operations OF the war
without acquiring newfrights. the rights
already acquired remaining absolutely In
tact. :!
:s II the decision the United States Is
charged merelysto supervise the carry
Ing out Of the decision regarding costs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-23
BOILER BURSTS
WHILE IN MOTION
Blown Distance Of Fifty Yards,
Leaving Running Gear
ON Track,
<By Associated I'ress,)

A JOIINsToWN,s PA. Feb, a22,--The blow
Ing up of a Pennsylvnnia Railroad loco
motive at Ehrcnfed, ten niles enst Of
this city, tonight, caused the death Of
threo mer and the probable fatal injury
OF two Others All were railroad en-
ployes, The dead;
# HARRY TYSON, engineer. Of Derry,
JOHN tiONTz, conductor Of Derry.
GEORGE BICKNERy track walker. Of
Summer Hill
Injured:
Robert Wenwlck, Of Derry, fireman.;
one leg blown ofc and otherwise badly
crushed; will die,
SElmer Furl, of Derry, brakeman; badly
injured about body;i Will die,
Tho boiler was blown q distance OF fifty
yards, the wheels and running gear re-
manning on the track, The boiler was
full OF water. the engine was steaning
freely and wording hard and il proba- .
bly, will never hA EnoSp what caused
the explosion. i3i;a n,
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ARE RESCUED AFTER
BATTLE With SEAS
Z nv Associated Press.l

ATLANTIC CITY. N. j.. Feb. 22.-After
battling with heavy seas for several hours
today. tho captain and seven members
OF tho crew of the three-mnsted schooner
1Oliyet II. /. Whittier. lumber-laden, from
.Fernandina. Fla. for New York. were res
scued by the lifc-savtDg crew. of Long
5Bea ch slifes saving station ~ The vessel
went rs hore early to-day on Little Beach
bar. s,sixt cen miles north of Atlantic CITY.
,At the time there was q heavy storm
raging. and a. dense fog. hung over the
water, AS soon rs the Whittier struck
the seas began to roll over I he vessel. and
the meus bad5to cling to the rigging to
save themselves. When4the fog liftol the
life savers. with great difficulty. launched
their boat. and after heroic work brought t
all the crew ashore The waves are
bounding the schooner agains 81 tile berch,
and she will probably bo II total loss.
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MUST PAY DUTY
OR. BE PROSECUTED.
Many Men Of Prominence Will.
be Given Chance to Avoid
Penalty.
Inv Associated Press.

SAVANNAH, GA, Fob, q Special AZ,
slstant United States Attorney-General
w, II. Leaken returned to-day from Cuba.
where he went to investigate Smuggling
cases sf5.
somo months ago wholesale smuggling
Of Havana cigars into tho United States
through Tampa, Fla, and their disposal
to parties in several cities. principally
Savannah. was unearthed by treasury
agents. Many mon Of prominence In sa-
vannah were given the option Of paying
the duties that they had eyaded or being
prosecuted. They chose to pay.
Attorney Ldeakell now announces that ne
has discovered In Havana that other
goods than cigars had been snluggled,
hhd he Is now after those who received
those goods. He estimates that the goyi
ierpmont will receive $4,000 upon hose
goods as duties that were eyaded, AS IN
tie case Of those receiving the cisary. an
opportunity To AVOID prosecution Sss!ll sbe
afforded the .yec cipterats, III a liisl .s3ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-23
THE I POTOMAC is
CORCED WITH ICE
The Keeper Ordered by the De-
partment to Desert His Post
to Save His Own Life.
tspe clal to Tho TImes.Dlsp tch,l

.coMoRN. VA, Feb %, "A general
thaw and high tide have brought about
alarming conditions on the F'otpmac-
The river is sorged with enormous Ice
bergs, and incalculabe danger threatens
The government lighthouse off sham
rock, this county, Is said to be careen-
firg. Ice has already moved tho immense
fender rocks from their positions around
tho lighthouse, and the magnlflcent
structure Is said 10 he tottering. i Is
So wrenohed that the great revolving
lights cannot be worked.
The faithful keeper and his assistant
have been ordered to leave the iightl
house and save Themselves, Tho keeper
walked to the shore or. the Ice and 'phoped
the conditions to Washington. whereupon
he was ordered to forsake3 l,is perllols
post. S1 Vi ,ss { q " "a s n .ss . 81 &, III t5i
'STherc as Intense excitement along the
sriyers 7. All wharf property lis IN danger,
iiIttyls ssaid that tia images sto httllAsei
EIll already reach ssS, 900. K,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-23
WASHED ASHORE
ON WRECKAC|E|; c |;
All But Two Of Schooner Perish
in Waves Off Belleport,
Long Island.
(By Associated Press,)

j NEW YORK, Feb, a2 Five men were
lrowned In the wreck Of the aehGonar ,ssart
,ong Island to-day. only two Of ne
rev Of seven being rescued from the
3reakers when they were washed ashora 2 9
i, pteces of wreckage, The schooner
ms broken IN by the heavy waves,
,he cromwell halls from, Portland Ms.'
nd I'd was bound from Charleston, 9, 9.
~ Halifax, with pine, The mate Of the
.,'romwell and four others we're drowned.
,wo others reached shore floating on.
shore were taken to the Rellport@ l!ie
wing station exhausted Three life
Wing Wing crews, those from Bellport. Oak (fll
'oint and Jones Inlet, made half 9 dozen
seffectlal attempts to launch liteboats,
Ne lbnet succeeded lr getting through
the surf. but was unable TO get. to to the Y
outer bar. where Aho Cromwell was
lylng, " 81
* least four lines were shot overt the Ive
\ 8recSetl ship. bit thsy were Of no avail.
and THE sbrcerhes buoy could not bs s1ssdi
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Hc and His Whole Staff Hayssi
Established Head dquartcrs 81
at Harbin. IN
Rail WAY LAl D ON q lCE n #
,5...,.., ACROSS sLAK e 3 "A i kAl!A N
Japanese Minister t Londo don,1
Says That Russians Are So w w
Unprepa There Th 4 May !, I l
be N . Lard Fighting
for 4 NJ onth or SSs 0
u M orc N :sss
nv Assoc I'D y. lpr.s.. 81

ToISI 9, Feb. 22a.:7-It IS repor ted s+5herS
that vise. Admiral Togo Id again at.s88
tackled Port thur. II Is Impossible IttiSS
confirm the staten ts but the Navy d.
ipartment says Il has had no news from
Togo tod ay. It isS oonsid dered Very proh.A
able that the vice. admiral has made an
other att acl on the sRussi ans as3S
engaged In block kading Port Ar thur. 'S|
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WANT A MILLION TO n. &: 4
.a.,. MAINTAIN UTRALlTf
Ru Associated Press. ],

& MADRID, Feb. a2,--The government
submitted Il bill to tie Chamber OF De-
putes to-day asking for extraordinar.
credits Of sl,764,9oo for war material : $are
$4,000 for coast defense, Premier Maurs
explained that he measures contemr
plated were due solely to spain's obli-3,
cations to maintain, her ptrality.
AT the conclusion Sof tho sitting All Res
publican demonstration outside the G ham-
Sber made At necessary for he lice ltoo
dlsperse the crowd y n Some per ersolis rt!
injured and man. 4 we're arrested. II ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-23
All Sc Russian Signals.
(By8Associated q Press.)1

q S4l (t5y AS6OC1ateQ sfIGSS.D
LONDON, Feb. q The Nagasaki cor-
RESPONDENT of the 4Daily Telesrap phS under
date of February % eports h that the
squadron ii has aptured folirS
Russian torpedo II boat 4 at Port Ar th1rs
BY using Russian signals. 81 II
III bis dispate appears to con firm ports
afrcm miyarious& qua,r ,rters OF "a fresh attaclsk
on ortS " t,ur Is, an 3.
N rho report reached rJagasaki frems
Che Foo. ard II q dds that the Rligst1 ~
crows OF tho four torped q; boa IS We sbseIas
transferred. n N .f
5s3 No other news of Z his ID tack has been
received .in London, but tho h Che Foo
correspondent OF tho Morning Post, III ;l5s
dispatch dated February Il 2sd. NJ says TIL eaS
statement Is current there thnt t I he ii ~
9anese torpedo boat destroyers, III inss the
attack on Port Art hurS on F'ebrtiar ryS 4tll,S
sunk or damaged two Russian bait tleships.@i
In addition to the torpedo boats a READY
reported. It is impossible, therefore, that
tho report of the Telegrnph's NngasakijI
correspondent also refers to the c2rNsr
attack.
Viceroy Alexien,s retirement to 4Harbln5
Is now an accomplished fact and q corr
respondent OF the Associated Press ca
8bles that Port Ar thur is now q stric tlysi
naval stronghold, and the forts nrof being
manned by naval gunners. Only twenty
foreigners are now at Port "a 1T hur. AM and |
they arc traders. disposng OF their mer-
5chandlso. Some OF them are under suspi-1
cion and there is likelihood OF their boz
Ing arrested. There are many complain1tls1
I OF unwarranted arrests. unexplained ex--1I
pulslon and defamation Of character by;
tho Port Arthur police isFss
Tho report thnt large bodies Of Cos
sacks and other troops arc occupytng1
New. chwang and Hsln-Min in 81 I'm arc sNn-3
founded. dispatch to- the Daily .Mail1
from Hong Kong aays a British squad-sj
ron is concentrating there. and that y al
corresponding French concentra ton
wnrships is occurring at Saigon. 1ndo tlf.
China. This Is supposedly a result Of ths
Anglo French understanding 5i 5{
According to the Nagasaki correspond. Y
ont It tho Daily elegraph. the Americana
squadron. tho vessels at which are va
riously reported at Che F>o nnd shanS haist
Is going to make u demonstration at sthsfa
mouth Of the x all R Rtver. s ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-23
FIRMER TONE ON
THE PARIS B0URsE
fBr Assocla1ed press.,

A n, (BSIl AssoclHted PTess.) 5 78j9- v IH
IN FAIRS, Feb. 2a.-.As q result Of the Of
3ficial denial of the alarming reports as
to tho attitude of prominent finqnclers,
prices on the Bourse to-day were much
fIrmer From the opening an upward
tendency was apparent. Rentes were
nuoted at the beginning Of the session a 4
an advance Of franc and 45 centimes
over the closing price OF Saturday. Dur-
Ing the second part of tho session busi,
ness was inactive and calm, but the
good tone continued until the close, In.
,tcrnationals showing a general advance
Of. q sto53 pojnts. S. s .35
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-23
CAPTAIN Brock Out Again.

s. CaptalnpA. Tyler Brock, commander OF
u Company, Richmond light Infantry
Blues, who has. benn confined to lle'
broken ankle. Is out on crutchcs. and It
is 'foped Will soon be able to discard
these aids to locomotion.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-23
KILLED ONE MAN
5.is AND SHOT AN OTHER
Associated Press !

s3s sGRDRNvILLrl 6 FLA. Feb, 2a.-,rhis}
evening at o. o'clock ]. g, ,marrel shot and
to,lsly wounded T.. r. Moody. Tile trou-
bic, 1t is said, was over some money INT
tors between tho three men, llnrrolls q
Gliyeryman and married: Moody Ia II mel-
chant; he Is mot cxpec ted ito live. Crit
( FIN was married and clerked for Moody.
i tits cluinleI that Iiarrel acted III SELF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-23
AMERICAN. |
.E||:;S'IIDE:'.N'l''I||'' |
This Toast Responded to i'm Chi
caago5 lbyS JUDI sspcer, s of #
q. Georgia. s
j MON LEAGU E CLUB. 9 4. II:'
III. Elihus Re + orTincrly 4 I Sc Score 81:
stary .,- ofNVar,9 Orator atfAfter--
noon Celebration.
fBy Associated Press. )

CHICAGO. Feb e2.cieorgc Washing
TONS birthday was observed In ChicaBo
today by the Union League Club, with
two meetings at the Auditorium Theatre,
one in the morning and the other In the
afternoon. A banquet was given tonight
to members Of the club. The principal
service was held ins the afternoon, when
Ellhu Root, formerly Secretary OF War,
delivered an address on THE Ethics OF
the Panamanlnn Question" defense Of
he course OF the administration.
Nr. Roots speech was heard by l. ( an
audience that filled tho Auditorium y
Theatre. ,.l !, .,.
At the banquet tonight, after Mr.5 Root
had responded to n toast. addresses were
delivered By Judge Emory Speer, OF inc ne!
United states District Court OF Georgia;
and Or. w. j, Tucker, president Of the
Dartmouth College.
Speed the Day.
n 1n,,rc Emory speor Of Georgia, II. re-
snonding to tho toast, THE American
President, said; 85 , 3, :.
"c,od send the time when the people
~ tha North and tho South, Will know
nact other better. May the day hasten
when tie Southern people may have the
jfull sympathy and counsel OF their
Northern brethren ir.t all their nxieties,s
md may they rejoice in the liberty to
nut behind them their apprel1ensenss
rfor thc control OF their local GOVERN
.monts. ana for tho safetySof their loved
.ones and their homcs May they feel
free to forever break their olidnrity or
national questions the greatest menace ft'
~ tho nation. May they regain the sub
stance as well as the form. OF republl-
"a = government. May they exercise anew
a. the ballot box tho untrammelcd fran
8chiscs OF American ffeemer and deter
mine Tor themselves upon their merits
tic excellence of men and the r,Ghttul'
ness OF measures on which the We'1aFh
- 1cnntinued on Second Page.)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-23
MINIATURE 4 ALnrANAlc., I 4, /, 81.
Richmond.

Richmond. 81
y day Celebrations State and city offlc ces
bs sshGof sSds henos
to hold ward meetings Thursday night
slo%R re 9 }Sd ts Ly W,.ss
drn5s i aea Bfyafh he To-
~ y ,asrS RsSsy
duaed----Bill offered 10 provide FOR punith--
ent hipp,g Gertsn e.fa,; e qlSso 1iS
apltol es,larselnGfn, bin np In the
SEbs3 tbss rssSs
reported n sick with pneumon la -,Xlrginla's
s1bn Sfns rkkieRaa
SSIesse sefIns Team anneuncedSr stansrd
reads an interesting, pal per before 5lsyo.
,lat,s Club on antaIl osenhth carroll
next Monday night. Bishop Won De
prsaehes thf hrst o OF
sssress ss Is samb!las y s G6srles,e ;ls !;
nssng nEFE no1 aserd faa1a 5a13
Ts%k ,e ss dgX 9f RsX K,n
around mount---Ailnual service OF
9ih. H,sneEEot roliarI Lain s
axfisaa Es Mss0e!sKn f deesss
s2pdEs fss9n1faa npaee Of Siayos speaa
meeting OF Council 70 be called cath
S Mrs Psasey I dsath
Negro dies from injnrtes--;;-C Cases In the
Io1Ge rG Cheat har, "a n after; ftcr
Virginia. ;. -;;
y The cele lebration OF Washngton's birth
day was perfume tory IN virginia: except
EGGS ssd 9sdaiSR @ ia se4ss
HhsT sais kNSestfs
!Sss4ofs asde aRaGH.seW FSs
moving train and falling under the wheels
Rsppb, q lhsek
for Roosaveit for fresident;i ward dele
sefs eers Salem 81 Hns,
asnppiles said 10 be running Il line for.tHc5
Aynbash t. the atlantic ast
county q ppolnted, by5Judxe yle Il! syaca-
COUNTY scool boa e As1 rds faSor Sr tc @ snglo s
,s Sof SS,eE
colntyNME i. :castl cherry scnt to grant
ju1s Norfok the eharEo Gf sr'm
Mil in in sassex conntylspeeHial q NEE ZEE ms
Of Presbytery. In Norfolk to try Mr.: Ed
Mar 1 1dls1ssa 51r coe chch
and being refused attended an 5thsr
sS1rcs r and the tyin sehg of an srsa ea
shroudcd in ice and minister's wife o.
Yay to church breaks her arm-Body OF
in river after three months missing
Hotel burns a t Blair, Va. tis}
North Carolina.
man e I'll
,nTcet IN IN Ralegh. and elect otticersl..W'.l;
death in his>own house North Carolina
nser1 rias a at 81
Instead Of the birth of Wash ..ngt ton: j
qans gpaead s. at III ss sno
Schloss leases tho Academy OF Music a Il
lRale ,,--..rhe Raleigh police industrlous--
lave followed white ladies' on n several We oe.
c9mmisst1oner Yp,Mns
What safcguarcs necessary.
General.
~ llcprcscnt atlVcsaS IiXey, $i. OF Virginia.
makes "a vigorous speech IN House, ar
5rAiGnlng Republicans for their nxtrava-
sanccnin cxpenditure: on [ a |, navy here, Is
ppcea slde 5a aXa o Hoar tro% m IT,
chusetis, in explaining his position nllthe
Panama Canal treaty becomes involved
5nker, OF Ohio Mr.. 1cihu Root und Judge
Emory Speer. Of Georgia. arc {, the prin.
SPp Asshinls'9 ss
Union League Clrb-.rw wo men arc wash
cd ashore from wreckage Of schooner on
III hrcalicrs- Three persons perish lInl
flames witch destroyed tho AlhapbrA
Hotel, thcat tre and apartments In Chicago
either the Gaines or tho Flood BILL for
the a bolition Of the,s Cont per pound taX
( men ii savannah will he given an ioppnr-
innityi to avoid prosecution by payment. to
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