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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-13

Sr. g. g. Smith, @reit / &eopIes
Gburcb, bol6t iioite Spnbag @ften /
lin &rfe Ell Hrn6ifen, bbori ban Ifil-
6reoe lit Sbeal al en- @p. @peus
@orgermeiter og andre Me6lemmer
al 8pitprelien bipaane6e @uostieue-
item.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-13

Subn Mc9unalb, S1gel1ipr paa ct
Mortb @elteru Yasiagertog, iprang
lioite Gre0og al 2otomotipet 1toe peo
Como Mpe. ga Don befrpgtebe ct
Samm1enltp0 mes et:6ragttog. Sol
%liiionen bor l%tbetp0elig, men Mc9o11=
ol6 brGffeoe Npi en | Toloet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-13

&cter &on5cl, So Mar gon1mel,
iom iiolte 6re0og Mften blep orre=
lteret for 9ruffenifab og ie1bt til
6Gngslet, blcp iiblte Spnoag ienot til
@pboipitolet, ga Set bite Jig, at tire
al bans Gibber1 bar brGffeoe. &on5el
foregiper at baoe facet 5fa0en pe0 at
folbe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-13

srs :. , - go .
@n eammel norff ManS peo
geapn geiels Slien foriGgte ii6ite 2pr<
Bog Mften at 11n96rage fig 2ipets
@oreer peo. at ifjere @alien ODER poo
Jig bad: EN- tom 9ot paa @aboiba
ct, men bleb funoen: qf Ell 9reng
fort efter og / al Sfpn0iombe6 ien6t
til 8%pbolpitqlet, bDor 9egerne life
mere .noget &aob ON at ban bill oper=
lepe Set: SON bar 6og iitanb til at
ongipe fin @oresie' iom 372 Goit
@eoentb Ct, og at bans &ultru og
8grn bar / Morge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-13
Gn al uur bNbiqc 8Ds faa Tur6rn

VH II pT Ugpt9e 0gS 1uu Up1u3g
bcrc, 9. .. o'Gonnel( bleo forleoel1
orrelteret / Mi11neopolis for en- 5mlt=
le folif ltnoerifrift Of &efsler> me11
iom befien0t fienoer Sc Soft 0eropre
life Ell gob Sing 11oor Sc cit Gang
imellem Ter Sen, ioa at Sc life peo at
bplbe folt peo Sen. G'Gonncll ipoo=
lere0e nemlig ct &or Mftener ienere
gonife ugenert 1t0 al Tn11gslet ~
blep bprtc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-13
Sen pffemligc @a6eanitalt pao

Gen pffcnliac @aScanitalt poo
@orriet Sslano pil ifplge 9r. Sboges
Hlan blibe oab11et SEN IS. Moj.
Ser er u0f6rt forfiellige S%orbe6rin=
ger be0 Mnltalten, looleoes / &etni11J
al 8%elpsning; 2 megtige eleftriife
Sampler er anbrogt poa set Gte0 poa
9en, bbor 8a6ningen foregoor. Set
enc er anbrogt paa en- go Sc6 bpi
Mait, set on6et beo @abaiba Street
@roen. Set far foitet $4,000 at foa
0tsie 2Ds in6lagt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-13

&pppeepibemtcn ipnes mi at bore
/ .Mftagen6e, / bbert Sal6 er ser fife
/ Sc 1t61te &ar Gage rapporteret npe
Gilfel0e; men NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
gaor ita6tg for Jig mes ful6 &raft.
@pg6ommen far ierlig iamlet fig
poa bisie Sumter | 8Den og bar Ser
raiet mes flor &eftigbe6. 9ocfmooo
Gamilien paa Is. Mbe. O., mellem
"a. og IS. @treet, ct Sen baor6elt
ralnte / 8pen i6et 6 al 6ens Me6lem-
met er buffet nn6er for @mitten.
Sen fi6lte al 6enne Samilie Der 6g6e
bar @tlliam 2ocftpoo6> en- Mon6 /
fin be6ite Ml6er; fan efterla6er Jig
@nfe ug 6 8grn. Ser er enonu 4
onbre Me6lemmer al 6enne Gamilie,
Der er angrebne al Spgbommen. Sea-
boerne bialp Samtlten meb Sb6epa>
rer og 8ren6iel, og fun paa Sen
@aa6e i1dp sen fri for at libe lige=
frem Mg6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-13
Il. G. gyhfeu,,
Sofolrcoaftor.
&. Roienmeier,
Manager.

Tprrctmimssfpreren treffes bagIig
paa &labets &untur, 46 Union
8locf, mellem 11-2 % tilli9e
5ber 2prSa9 Nfteu fra 6-S.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-13


Sen nplig offentligejorte Mfere6e<
ropport fra &egjeringen letter Client
nemi nhStallet for 8interboe6en til
1855 &rocent, mes 1914 &rocent al
set oprinoelige Mreal apgipet. 9ette
bill iige, at 5 Millioner Mcres, ser bar
beiaaet me6 &interbbe6e, er blepet
omplejet. Sor 60 Doge ii6en itoo us
iigterne for en-. Mfgrp0e al fra 450
til AS Millioner 8u. @%interbpe6e;
men / bette 9ieblif er Ser life us,
1tgt til iterre SPIT, enc $50 MilIio=
1er 8u. Settle er ct meget ubulliib"
&ien6ete9n.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-13

&aa @rnrb al ben itcbfinbenbe
8rts melleme be to forifiellige Serr>
boner mellem ct. Saul og @bicago
er Eriien for en- &eturbiflet fal6en
til $500, % Bette bar gibet Sc ltaf=
fels Gbicagofolf, Der til bper6ags
8rug bperfen bar rent Bor6 at ba=
ffe fig euer rent SUIT at inoaan6e,
en- a1tleonitg til at taee Ell lille
@nartur til ct. Saul for at faa en-
ma1n0fil6 friif auft og Mmligtezt bo=
ifet. Sc itrdmrner Ger til / flor
Mengoe og raar: man Ter ct Menne=
ife neo aaben Ml1nb fan man bore
litter poo, at set er en- fra gin6bpen,
Der er ifGro me6 at tage ino 6orraa6
for lange Cider. @bis set er lan6t at
@ealigbeib er nait TIC @u6frpgtigbeo,
lao er oetlne fdrite langt fra Gbicoao..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-13
9bnamitefsploiipn. Mon6og Syor-

9pnamitefsploiium. monoog 6or<
miooag inotraf en- Dpnamitefsploiion
/ en- u%6grapning> iom @an6berfet
baboe looet foretage paa Z. Street>
ner Guscaroro. Sire italienife DR.
beioere ppbol6t. fig / l16grapningen /
Serb me6 at legge ct @ar Dpnamit=
potroner til @ette;, og set ontages at
De tilfeloigt eller pes uaetiombe6
er fommet til at r6re be6. @atien.
De 6leb alle baar6t iaareoe be6 Cts
plo1tonen, og BET frpgtes, at Sen enc
at '1em bill mite @pnet for ite6ie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-13

: Benjamin @ibbons, en- ing Mon6
Ser in6til fornplig bar Sfolelerer
paa 2anoet, ifg6 Jig 1i6lte ::G6n6ag
@ftermio0ag en- &ugle for @an6en
n6e bog SEN forene6e &irfes uniper<
iitet ct. MntbonD 8arf. @tu6ent
Soaoif b9rte Sfu66et, pg ilett6e eff
ter 2poen fanM ban Gibbons liggen-
Sc 6e& paa Soroen mes ct gaben6e
Saar / Sinotngen. Mismo6 ODER
fife at bore iitan0 til at finoe 8e-
fi9fttgelie antoges at bore Morlagen
til Selpmoroet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-13

Sen bcrucrcubc bcmufratiife Mnis
vSbc @lube" far begpnot ct &ors=
tog poo George 2ernons @ollporf
neoe / @pen, foroi @ron0 Stan0 fife
CT foripnet meb ct tilitrnffeltgt Mn=
tai l(ogonge / Silfnloe al Ell Eantf.
Set ier 10 meget OpOigt us, men
Mpiiens &orstog er pitt Giles bper<
fen n1er eller minbre ems ct 5af for
iiblt, foroi 2ennons 6orretning fife
operteres / u@lobe"s Spolter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-13


&arl Sabr, en- fer / 8pen bel
fienbt &anoelsreiien6e> er blepen
6rnbt al Snotanerne / Mlaifa, bnor
ban ct Mars Ei6 bar opbol6t Jig iom
8eItDrer for ct Giifepaffert. Mr.
Sabr 9ar t%i61igere b9ret @an6els-
reiien6e for f1ere Girmaer / Spil-
1ingbDerne, og ian bar en- @poger
til Soiepb &il6al1, al &il6alI STIFF
60. fer I 8Den. Sabr 1tamme6e fra
&nlbfor6> Minn., bbor bons @legt-
hinge boer; bans Su1trn. bar meb
Dom / Mla1 TIA.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-13

@ils Gbriitenien, en- 6onif Man6,
tom for ct Hor Tiger iiben ulpffeligt
al Sage oeb 8ritiib Columbia Sop,
per Sos @melteperf beo Greet
moo6> g. 6. @briltenien bar Maift<
nift paa ct 2ofomotib> Der brugtes til
at fiere @lagger bort fra Sbnene;
bette lbb at @poret, og UNDER Mrbei=
set me6 at faa Set pna 8lo65 igien
falot oct ODER paa bam, og ban b1eb
1aa 1aar6t laaret, at ban 6gbe 2 3D.
ge efter paa &oipitalet. &an efter=
la0er fig @nfe 'og flere 8dr1 / 1moa
&aar; bans Mrbej6sfeller foretog
itrafs efter bans 800 en- Sn6lamling,
Ser in6bragte @i6ler NOT til at ffaffe
Jams 9I6fte 9atter l166anelie inotil
GUN fam forigrge fig ielp. @nfen bor
giort @fri6t til at anl9gge @r1tat=
ningsi6gsmaal moo @omlpogniet.
Niels @briitenien bar ti6lt9ere boet
fer i 8pen og ttlb6rte en6n11 Ebor-
balbien 2o9e SEQ. u.s., 9. 6. g., for
bbilfen ban / fin &i6 bar @reii6ent.
San par @hoger til Gigarf abrifant
81. 6. @elfon paa &iperfi6e Mbe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-13


9r. 8. &eterion fonotes fib1te
Sirs6ag @orgen / bepi6itlgs Sillton6
fit &erelie / Mitoria &oteG paa $50
bahia ct. 9r. &eterion bob6e. beot
ON at blipe b9ffet 81. z ON Mor-
genen, men 6a en- al &otellets 0p=
bortere falote paa bam, fit bon intet
Sbar. Da 9gren bleb bruot op,
fanotes 9oftoren bepi6itlgs, oe Sen
tilfalote 2age erflere6e bam for IL
oenoe al 8rigbts Diseaie. Sans So
mile befin6er fig I California pao
EN- @pmmerreiie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-13
minneapolis.

S%borbaloien 2psc, 3. 9. e., FOL-
ser &icnic ben 5. sunni, oltlaa paa
6en 6anife @runolobsoag, / 2ofe
.@bore &arf be6 @bite 8ear Safe.
Ser fun6e nrppe tpnfes en- mere
pasien0e Sag til en- 9ommer16flugt
for en- 6anff Screening, og hi boaber,
at alle go6e 9an1fe Ben Sag oil ribe
fig les fra @Den og mgbes :beb @bite
8ear Safes fjpnne @tron6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-13

&cb &ipb eller @eperation al l1bre
beipg Sen b%elfien6te Supeler @tmcn
9eeIion, 200 6. z. ct. ct. @oul.
6. Smnbfpiits @finbparcbmttf,
1872 6. Seventy st., blen Sorsbog
Mften / iiolte l1ge u1t0er set pololom=
me Sor0enbeir lom 0rpg oper 9pen,
ibiemipgf al SnobruostDpe, ser ltjol
8arer til ct 8elpb al $3.50.
Sc to bcrpcrenbc nurifc Torentns
ger Mor6fap 2oge % Georges @pn-
11er pil feire II. @fai 6elt / Srlles'
lfob paa Mfo5art Sail Gtrsoag Mften.
@upernprcn, 8orgermelteren iamt
&pnl1,l Slobe bill bolDe Soler.
Spbm 6. 8acfman, 81 Mar CANT
mel, Ell 6ormer fra Mmerp, Minn.,
npbe fprleoen poo Set berpGrenoe 8e,
tbesoo &oipitol iom Tplge al ct Bib
al EFT flor 6tf. 8looforgiftning ino'
trooote og 116pifleoe fig iaa bnrtigt>
at 2ngerne intet fun6e gipre for
bam.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-13

AL H. FLs-. o.
So5n 5rb1ieb, en- @laeter, oe 81.
&rooiinifp Tom forleoen op at ilaaes
/ Ell Saloon paa @eft @epentb ct.
ON Ell &ige, fom Sp1ges af bpilfe:
begge &rmper fit fig en- fri @pre-
tur | &olitiets me imrffe &atrof-
nogn. Da Sc fremitillebes / Noliti-
rette1, ligneoe ben 9eI al @Iogteren,
bbort ban plejer at bur:: iin gaafer,
Oct &ipo ban til bber6ags 8rng plej-
er at ialge fine &rn6er Tom Stem.
Sntet timber ct iaa0ant Mapn iom
Hrooiinfb ma15a.tte 10 fltn1e iIaa Ell
Set ibieI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-13

Ole &almfpiit blep Sorsoag / }to=
lte uae orrelteret ug fremitillet $50
1itiretten for 8erl1ielie. 9ommeren
lbs bom imiolerti0 gao, men Ole
bIep igien orreiteret nelte Sag /
ionn1e Sorfatning og unoifplote Jig
mes, at set bar Sen famine &us, ion1
bon 9ogen / 6orpeien bar arrelteret
for. Gen longe &11s foitebe bam $40.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-13

Set bember it,tnbom, at Soft blipe
b%efpnrreoe ODER at babe 5 9ollQrs for
liot, me1 at blibe befpmret, for6i
man bar 5 Dollars for meget ct mere
iieloent. 9ette err 1og Eilfeloet mes
EN- nng Sreliesberspige> iom fornp-
Zig bolot Mg6e for @oloaterne u6e
peo Sort Smelling. Gn af SsSenierne
er gaaet ben / ct SbermaaI al Cob.
glbre1rbe6 og for lagt 5 DoIlars /
Somburinen> og Sen unge Nige bar
benbenot fig til Sortets @oman6ant
meS @egiering ONT, at fan ifaI fin1e
@tberert, % FUN err bange for at Go
ben ifal bore ttIflp6t ben6e be6 en-
Seiltagelie. @oman6orter bar giort
lit 8e6ite, men besuagtet .er en6nu
@nlogrnen / Ben 11rge &iges 8efi6-
6elie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-13

st Selbmorb. @a @icbar6 Mncber,
en- Minnedpolis MQn6, ser bQp6e
feiet &uiet SEQ. 348 Cute @treet,
forleoen tom til ct. Saul for at }c
paa 1T. fremtiotge &iem> fom bun
ita1 tt1f1ptte Sen Is. Mai fit ban
Jig en- alborIig @frpf / 2ibet, ba Fan
adbneoe Dgren, i6et &niets @iers
Zig fa1ot 1ige ! @rmene poa barn, pg
PEG 1terr1ere 1noeri9geIie bite set
iig> at Manoen bob6e bengt fla Iiqe
foran Dpren. SONS Mobr bar 8qr<
tbo1omers &eaobman, og ban 6rep
notwithstanding paa So. 4. ct.
S ben ienere Ei6 er ban bIeben meaet
forfaloen til Drtf og bans &u1tru
nor 0erfor guaet fra bam; ban leie6e
"a 9niet bort til Mncber, bborpaq
BON tog 2ibet at fig. 2iget antoqes
Ct booe bergt Here Gage fgr set blep.
ff1n6et. 35.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-13

:. Mafaga,ua, cit Spn al Ell rig
ioponelilf Sobofsfabrifont og @ra=
olte,1t ira ct al Sdpons ltniueriiteter>
orbeioebe il1otil fornplig / MercbontS
@ntel lpm 9ellbpp for at lGre bort
Sands Sprog, men 0o Ell al @otellets
Spporterc forleoen tilbp0 bom Grit
fepcli9c, fonot fan bette for meget
for i'm &nrotgbeo og opgop lin Sc
lfjGftigelle.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-23
LOST THEIR LIVES .5..
IN ATTEMPTING RESCUE.
1J il:Bl.ya Assuc,,a,letl larcss.l

7 NEW Y DIRK, Feb. % II wo3 men were
lost by the steamer York Castle. which
arrived to-day from Delgoa Bay, In an
attempt to give aid yesterday to tho
about go miles southeast. OF Sandy Hook
Tho Newton was lumber-laden from
brunswick, Ga, for New York and ha az
TO launch lifeboat, In charge OF Chlef
ocer AIeHander IS four men en-
shin was rolling Violently the five men g
were thrown into the sea. 4 fter. consla,
cradle difficulty three OF the men were
rescued. but Tllrper3and Carpenter cray
were lost Seeing that the schooner made
no effort to launch her boa IT'S which were
intact, the York Castle proeeed dS;o, !, /.
rived to-day from IIneva. brought INTO
port seven shipwlecked Seamen, M ihn ca
Newton, which they abar-pned at /, s.,
in, latitude thrty-seyen degr rn s,lass
eght minutes The MiGm To,,r sghfta ar the
steamer York Castle abandoned the ~
tempt to rescue the crew OF the wrecked
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-23

..
4rlcnced. Lowery called Van Camp to the
door and an exchange Of angry words l:is
was followed by q revolver she The p ll7
pills ran to the door to find Lowery on
tho ground, mortally wounded. and VAN ans
Camp standing over him witlaa smoking
revolver in his hand. s. III ss... ~ s3ss
VanCamp walked to slstersville and
gave himself to the authorities. Hss
claims to have acted In sell defense He aS
$sGys Lowery reached for his hip pocket
and no thought he3intended to shoot him
& There has been bad blooa between the
two for several years. growing OUT Or
political differences, and 1t was genera lrf
Misunderstood that both men We're always
armed in anticipation Of trouble. Van
Camps pupils are charged with aggra--S
waiting the feeling between tho two 't q Il by ~
carrying tales. NJ l5S NJ u. ], 8, I. !. j. 4.
:. Lowery was county superinte m e I, o.
schools eight years ago and the troun,ie
ending In to-day's tragedy dates pa ay ~
9to that time. RI EfSf NIX XXX N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-23

II feel II my duty to praise DR.. Greene's
Hcrvura blood and nerve remedy for the
good 1T has done me. l had been suffer:
Ing with indigestion for ten years. and
had used cverySremcdy that I could hear
eof for 1t. but nothing did me any good
[ got so " could not sleep at night for the
awful pains all over me. Ny stomach
was swollen and so sore that / could
hardly stand II. and I was 80 short OF
breath that sometimes Thought would
smother to death. had q cough that was
very bad. had almost given up my
case as ono that could never be cured.il,
aFs"But tho blessed Lord led me TO a good
medicine. and l have taken several bot.
ties OF DR.. Greene's Ncryurn blood and
nerve remedy. and can recommend II
higher than all other medicines. Now Z
fee! as Il new life had come back pa; 70 me.
joy myself everywhere 11g CO. ,,o can can 20
am b car builder for the raj road. and
as II travel along the line. II can DO
anything In Dr.. Greene's behalf IL Viii
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-23

: :
d position where he cn1 shape, to some, some
extent, Il the policy Of the country.
4 lid said no was willing TO accept tho
statement Of the senator from MARYLAND
al giving the position OF the Democrats
party on tho question OF tho rnvy. I1o
sa!d1hat contracts for armor pluto had,
recently been, let to the Carnegie and
bethlehem Companies at u cost OF $50
d ton All excess Of that paid the Mldvala
Company tho only other coinpetltor. and
charged that IL had been shown BY tho
evidence Of Admiral o'felli that these
two companies have an agreement and
are III combination
8.88i Feeding Trusts. u
He asked why money should BIO appro-
priated for tho prosecution OF trusts,
when IN Pennsylvania there Is d combira-
ton to control prices He referred to
THIS as tho statement OF tho attorney
general why has not tho attorney.
general Instituted somo proceeding
against tho Carnegie and bethlehem com.
lpatIcs7 he asked declaring that the
government, instead OF starving trusts,
lis feeding them and that instead OF
prosecuting them is rewarding them. lie
said he would propose at, amendment to
tho bill limiting tho price to be paid for
armor to that paid the Midyale COM
pany. or s55 ton less than the price
fixed hv tho other two companies
w. w. 4 Kltchin {North CarolinD en-.
denvored to have eliminated from the bill
the provision for tho purchase Of land
for n coaling station at Guantanamo.
raising a point Of order ngainst It. Speak
Ing generally upon tho subject Of the
navy, Mr.. Kltchin said he did ont believe
ina standstill policy. nor did he believe
In getting stampedcd and running wild.
Guantanamo will ultimately cost 81, co.,
,cco !. He said the policy should be to keep
abreast OF the growing needs OF tho
country. js A,
q The chair overruled the point OF order.
and Mr.. Kitchln ppealed from, the de-
cislon, but tho chair was sustained by
vote OF 81 TO- 81. III III IT'S
Consideration Of the naval bill was
pending when the House adjourned. u
b The first incident OF the day was an
effort by Mr.. williams, the minority
leader, to secure an adjournment on sac-
count OF the anniversary OF Washington's
birthday. His various motions looking
to this end, were voted down.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-23

F5tt
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Dear Sir: Jan. 18th, lSot.
ior less Kidney trouble. and within the past
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you may test Its virtues for such dis
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diseases. poor digestion, being Obliged
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most distressing cases OF kidney. liver or.
full merits you may have "a sample bottle
sent absolutely FREQ by mail. The book
sands OF testimonial letters received fror
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sample bottle. In sending your address
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-23
REGRETS DECISION.
State Department Regards It as
Putting Premium on Violence.
nv EE A ssncfa tod Eress 4 80

WASHINGTON. D. c., Feb. PA
prominent official OF the State Departs
inent, when shown the press dispatch
relative to thu decision in the Venezuela
arbitration stated that while the DEPART
rent regretted exceedingly the prece-5
dent. which Tho Hague tribunal had
made in$this case there was nothing for
the United States to do but accent the
result philosophlcally, as binding lnterna-
,r,onnl law. What the government dis
likes was to admit the principle that by
a mere show of naval force creditor
nation can secure precedence, In the pay.
l,nent Of debt over any nation which does
not show such force It IS regarded
sas a premium on vlolance and as tend
ING to discourage nations which are dis
p,scd to settle their claims by the peoce-
f,,l methods cs diplomacy. =.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-23
PNEUMONIA IN CHICAGO,

Over 5000 people died OF pneumonia in
Chicago last year, In every case4the dis, Ii
case resulted from cold. Had the cold
been promptly and properly. treated az
the outset almost every ono would have
recovered, This statement is abundan.ly
provan by Inc fac. laat aliipfts y, tsil;s
OF thousands throughout this COUNTY,
who use Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
to cure their colds, no case of pneumoni u
has ever been reported, which shows
conclusively that this remedy Is q certain
preventive OF pneumonia, Chamberlaln' Fl
Cough Remedy has gained Its wide repu &.
stat!on and enormous sale by the rronp'
ard effectual cures OF colds. ana can
always be depended upon, For sale by
all druggists, N Fl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-23

bill making n government appropriation ls y
"a the jamestown Exposi ton #s29
Representative .Tawney Is one of the
nblest young Repu blicans. is chairman 81
tho Committee on Expositlons, and has
pledged his cordial support to the E p
position bill.
Mr. Malcolm Coles. OF Richmond called
IN the President to-day In company with
Representative slemp. Mr.. Coles IS an
applicant for an assistant attorneyship
IL the Department Of Justice. and It was
with reference to that that he talked with
The President. IN 6iss5
4 Mr.. Roosevelt did not say he would
give him the position. but It is rather
understood thathe will give Coles some
thing equally as good."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-23
NAVAL BILL MEETS
Witt. OPPOSITION.
4 Continued From First Page,l

fa4g4s e continued ~
that government buildings could not be
constructed. He said wAen country
goes 'world powerIng' 1t must go about
with q chip on it's shoulder and be pre-
pared.
MIR. Burton said his remarks We're mol
to be construed ia mean lat work should
be brought to a standstnl on ships undsr
construction, or that the navy should not
be maintained, but what he did mean WIS
that there should be a great mod lcat ion
Of the bill applause on the Democratic
side).
Mr.. Burton said no river ana harbor
bll was being reported. because there
to be. expended on river and hal bor work,
was now S3s, 900, 900 lying In the treasury
Mr.. Grosyenor4 said the sundry civil
bill would carry $lo,545.ssS for public
buildings, ISL II
Mr.. Rixey Speaks,
Mr., R!xey (ylrginla), a member Of the
Naval Affairs Committee, said he was
f,urprIsed that the Secretary of tho Navy
n recent address, should treat the
support OF the navy In a partisan way
aHe added that the secretary was re-,
ported to have said ut "a recent banquet
in New York that he viewed with apprey
Shension the observations recently made
In the Senate BY the senate: from Mary
land (Mr. Gormah). Mr., RiSey said u
was diftlcult to understand why the OBJ
seryations of tho senator from Maryland
whom the secretary said Is easily tho
leader Of his party, should cause the sec
rotary such serious apprehension, II
could only be. accounted for by the fact
that tho secretary remembers that the
two political parties will meet In a few
months to nominate their candidates
and that with hts prophetic eve he sees
that this senator yYill be selectcd as rle
Istardard bearer Of the party to which
ne belongs and at the general election
SHill be suceessf " ana be transferred 10