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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-10-14

legislature, shaE WrongfuEsy
"a Of ths re neglect, or fail to CAUSE
tkM fSsPo he filed at the proper time
Ne sasEo y. Office shall on conviction
4 the pIUpS nv imprisonment In tho
pan'eeaitT not to exceed SIX monthSs
sunty a. 40 not to exceed five hundred
4 BY I'M nv both such fine and nm
blIars' VI IN the discretion OF the
hprsonffie"' -
purt;; RAJ, ELECTION LAWS TO
ZG }IsI e ENlsectlon 25. The provisions o.
sPf Pr now In force In reaAtton 10
Pc ss.IdIrg of elections. the soaaclsation
Re n1 tars at the polls. the challenging
yotprg. the manner Fot c9IauceHE
Lotions, Of counting Inc ne ~ otha-
kaklng; r s,hiqcts, shall apply to all
gindFeq In 40 FAR as they are con-
FinaI'es,os, 9Th this act, the Intent OF this
Rstshs, ng to place the primary under
|ct De.m ,ist ZION and protection OF tho
Pc In force as to elections.
lwsnUJTTcsf0N OF ACT TO VOTE OF
81 ~ 6M -. WHEN TO TAKE EFFECT
lEOf Iplp,R0VED, - Section 20. The
= ~ whether the foregoing pro-
|ue't'o' ~ This act shall take effect
lIsiohs ~ force shall be submitted to
pa po Of this state, i'm the manner
Pc yySei by law for the submissions
'EoS'o amendment to the constitution,
an az next general election to be held
Nnvenlber, 1904.
7 :: SO oHrrroyed by a majority OF the
II ~ tsst upon that question 1t shall
go'f fnto effect and be In force from and
n o.. .n'e e,rh ratification by the people;
litSs-,ytsn It shall not take effect or DO
l.ne Farrn, Upon the ballot shalt he
: 4,t "a s'Shall Chapter. ........ ur-
PI n, -, the ballot the number OF chap
e rt ~ ~ tha laws of 1909, entitled An
f., ~ Drovide for party nominations
I Y, siract vote be adoptedT"
y e. otior q. All acts or parts OF acts
oecsIstert with or in conflict with
~ r'rovisions of this act are hereby
: 6 ge%-,I g. This act shall take effect
W no In force from and after Its
,nseace and publication subject to all
'royIsions herein contained for its sub
"tssion 10 the people for their ratin-
'atiou or rejection.
ssnnroved May 2Sd. 1903.
lien Tne under my hand and official seal
~ the Capitol in the City Of Madl-
Sor this Jlst day Of August, A. D..
1904 o,,err
Secretary OF State.
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VeRtajas del
prOgTeSO.
Es dsIlCIOsO vIslaT On ferrOcaHII
en- los EStddOS URIdOS.

eUn tranvfa el6ctrico dice IN tele-
grama de Melrose procedente de
Boston Sc lleY6 por delante un csj6n
de dinamita que. no Sc saba por que
descuido s accidente estaba coIocado
en- medic de la via.
Como Ell esj6n contents so libras del
poderoso explosive. el choque provo
c6 una explosion formidable, que hizo
aflicos ell tranv1a, Ianzando sus peda-
zos en- todas direcciones.
L. pIataformR delantera fu6 & parar
& mas de so metros de distancia.
El luRar del siniestro presentaba
momentos despues. un espectSculo es-
pantoso. Por todas parties Sc yeian
frsgmentos humanos. mezelsdos con
los del coche-
Rssultaron nueve passjsros muertOs
y diecinueve heridos.1
L9s ruedas de los cslI 3nes jspone-
ses. no tienen NADIA que envidiar { las
ruedas de los trenes norteamericanos
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Information local.

SANTORAL.-M Mafian8 jueVes San
tos AciscIo Victoria hermsnOs mar
tires. P6nese ell Sol g la 1.39.
CARTAS 'detenidas en- Ia Admins
TRACTION de .Correo: Ortiz Maris, Piris
Ulpisno, Psgans Conchs. Purcell Nor
berto. Poitevin Eugene (4).
REGRESO. Hoy parte para Ia
Ciudad de MayBQtle4 ell G. bo de guar
dias de penales Juan Arrufat, que Sc
encontrAba en- esta Ciudad en- uso de
licencia.
LIBERTAD.- = Ma6ana dejan extin-
Ruidas sus condemns en- 81 presidio los
confinadcs Juan de Ia Cruz AndGiar
Juan Vargas Torres, Rmbos cumplen
sus condemns con buena conducta.
Mr.. LORD.-Esta noche Sc espera
regresara el Sub.comisionado de ms
trucci6n que fu6 & Mayagiez con obie-
to de inspeccionsr las escueIas p6bli-
cas- de aquella ciudad.
ASISTENCIA Han sido curados
en- ell Cuarto de Socorros AntOnia Ver-
deio, Martina VillRnuevs, Maria Dolo-
res Alvarez y Guadalupe CaYanet. de
contusiones leves.
ACERAS --Estan pr6ximos termi-
mar los trabsios de las aceras de Ia cslle
ls Cruz. las que estan quedando bas-
tante bien.
AYUNTAMIENTO. = Anoche no
celebr6 session dichR corporation, por
faIta de quorum.
QUEJA. Don jose Palacios ha
presentado queja & la Alc8ldfa de los
perjuicios que sufre Ia casa n1mero 81
Gale de Ia Cruz que representa- por
una chimenea de la n1mero 19.
GEORGETTI. = Sc halIR en- San
Juan nuestrO estimado amigo don
Eduardo Georgetti, de Barceloneta.
LIE acompAna su distiuguida sonora.
Sc hospedan en- Ia residences de los es-
pesos Ruiz SoIer. en- Santurce.
TELEGRAFOS.- .-Ha sali6O para la
isIa ell Superintendent de Telegrafos
sefIor Nc GuigSn.
MANICOMIO.-Se han expedido
6rdenes de ingreso en- dicho estableci-
mientO de los alienadOs Isidor0 Agoati,
de Bayam6D; Juana ARIZONA Margenat,
de San Juan; Juan Roias. de ArecibO;
Bias MontafIez Mufloz. de San Loren
20; Y Maria Martinez Cruz de Huma-
Gao.
SAINT SIMONT.-El vapor fran
c6s de este nombre llegar6 de hoy &
mafiana procedente de Haiti y SantO
Domingo y de aquf seQuir6 visje para
ST. Thomas y Europa tan pronto ter
mine sus operaciones.
CURACAO.-Para Curacao y We
nezueIa saldr6 de este puerto ell pr6xi-
mo viernes por Ia tarde. el vapor anne
ricanO GCarscRs0.
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Estdn muy COntGntOs
en- GurabO del reSuI-
tadO de las eIeC-
clones.
HubO aIIi yarIas manif0staGi9EGS
On que roIn6 Ia nOta do fra
ternldad entire pueTtOrTlque10s.
de maestro CorresponsG1.)
Noviembre Is

NOviembre 15.-
La Union de Puerto Rico ha triun-
fado, Y el pueblo puertorriquefIo, avi-
do de paz, justicia prosperidad, fes-
teia con verdader0 entusi&smO ale
grfa su merecidO triunfo.
Gurabo, pueblo de patriotas conven-
eidOs quo en- tOdOs los tiempos han %,
bido defender con lealtad Y gallardia
las ideas mobiles Y patri6ticas hoy
Viste de gala, y los pAtriotas eOgalanRn
sus Casas con los emblematicOs c0lores
blanc0 y rOjO. simbOlO de paE y de glo-
ria.
Sc han lIevAdo & efecto varias mani
festsciones acompa n Adas estas del mas
perfect0 orden y correction. pronun-
ci6ndose elccuentes discursos, alusivOs
81 acto en- los cuRles Ia nota de la fra
ternidad entire los puertorriquefIos fu6
ID mas sobreaaliente. haci6ndoles pre-
sente & nuastros hermanos descarria-
dos, que fuerR de ID Union resultariRn
in6tiles todOs los esfuerzos que con ell
fin de hacer una patriR digoR y respe-
tadR iniciarRmos.
Los orad0res que tan mobiles ideas
espop1an al numeroso p6bDico que les
0SSQGAA0Ms Au6EOA 4O@ sQ9& 14SAu4D9 0lJUS
de este pueblo. don Matfas Gonzalez
GRrcfs. don Demetrio Rivera y don
jose depCalazan Rivera. quieLes reci-
bieron justos mercedes aplausOs.
El senior Gonzalez Garcia. 81 termi-
mar sus discursos los j6venes Rivera,
les felicit6 y les llam6 mis- queridoa
discfpulos. correspondence ellos esta
manifestation de simpatfa con frases
de gratitud y Tespeto & quien. seg6n
ellOs, deben 10 que valen.
A petici6a de sus amigos subi6 Ia
tribuna. quien estas lineas escribe, y
aunQue faIto por complete de dotes
oratOri0s expusO sus amigos Y I'd
versarios Ia necesidad que tenemos to-
dos los puerS9rriquefos de unirnos CO.
mo faico medic de salVar & nuestrO
querido Puerto Rico.
Era de yer Ell entusiasmo que Fein6-
bs en- este pueblo d noche del ocho de
Noviembre: cabaIleros respetAbles Co
mo don jose 9. Disz. don Celestino
Morales don Gregorio Rivera. don
RufO j. Gonzalez. don Santiago Mo
rales y otros recorrfan las GALES acom-
pafiando & Ia manifestation dandO
Vivas g Ia Union.
Nuestro querid0 presidents don Ula-
dislRO CollAzo peFmamaneci6 en- la ofi-
Gina telegr&6cR tomando nota de los
telegramas que Sc Fecib{an hBstR les
tres de Ia mafiana. hora en- que la SrtR.
telegrafsta recibi6 el 0Good by.D
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del
CObernadOT.
Las dsnas on Ia dsspsdlda

Magnffica pl6gade de distinguidas
dAmas y bsAlfsimRa sefioritas concurFl6
81 muelle. pesar de 10 caIurOso de ID
hora. s despedir los esposos Win
throp. El gentio era grande.
Las gFaclosas dAmitas GiseIa hor-
Der, Anita Salda1s. ] Jdanita FinIay
entFegaron tres hermoslsimos ramos
de escojidas flores 4 Ia sonora Win
thrOp, que menoa bellas que. los ros-
tros aDgelicales de sus cultas donantes
LIevabRn el perfume grato de la TERRA
borinQueGa que por aquellas manitas
angeIicales prodigAbA tan expresiva
despedida.
La distinguida DANA Sc deshizo en-
en- manifestaciOnes de gratitud hRciA
todas aquellas dRmas que fueron & des-
pediria 2 entire las que recOrdamos &
las sefIoras de Ssnchez Morales, Fer
n6ndez (don Jo6qufn). Todd. Guzman
Benitez (don Juan y don jose. S3Ier,
Korber, GeigeI, Fiolay (don juan.
Salda6a (dOn Esteblp), Bas,e gRa amos
Anays. Dexter. Hoare, Shine, Rome
70. Otbeta, Ventura. y Swet.
Sefioritas Sorber. Soler, Saldafla,
Finlay. Amy, Noble. Aguayo. AFRO
70, Iriarte. Ventura, Coll. Fernandez,
Rodriguez Umpierre. Hoare. del Vale
Z9no, Aides Hech. Romero, Orbata,
G0nzsIez. D1az. Ranne, Soto. Bsltr6n.
y un tambi6n escogidO grupo de damas
n0rteGmericanas cuyos nombres septi-
mos no cOnocer.
ri Rcto resuIt6 de tonos alegres. pc
70 de esa algeria 8u5ge2aeris que Sc v6
en- Las Yeuniones en- que Ia expresan
damas tan cultas como las allf coDgre-
gadas.
Los esposos Winthrop dieron Ia ma
no q todas las damas y & muchos caba-
Ileros. cambiando frases muy amabIes
con las sehoras y sefioritas de Korber,
Sanchez Morales. Aguayo. SaldafIa.
Finlay, Orbeta. = mas que aIli formR-
ron Corte de esquisita QaIanterfa. de ID
galsnterfa s6ria y. digna de nuestras
da0nas.
Buen viaie & los esrosos Winthrop.
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JuCiOS preSentadOS GI
IunGS ante eI JueZ
GuiIIermety de Ma
natl.
.EI TonIente SChattlni mareha a
Ponce, hablendO dejadO sa
tISfechOS q tOdOS do Su con-
duCta en- aqu8I pueblo.
lDe maestro Corresponsaz especial. J

Manati, Noviembre Is -Algunos
dias antes de las elecciones el depsrta-
mento de justicia dispuso que no Sc
ceIebraran juicios hasta aver, s sea
despu6s de pasado ell perfodo de g ia
clones pCliticas. Cesaron. de ese mo-
do, las denunCiss viciosas, que Sc ve-
MAN pTesentando.
Los iuici0s mas importantes oid0s
aver ante al juez Guillermety, fuerOn
uno contra Cruz Rodriguez, duef1o de
una casa de juego muy conOcida; y
otro contra los individuos siguientes.
sorprendidos por Ia poIicfs iugando en-
aqu6la: Bonifacio FiGueroS, Jose Es-
tradR. AbelardO Otero, Ricardo San
chez, Eugenio Pi6eiro. Ramon Guar
diols, Catalina Arnau. Nicasio San
chez Y FernRn ParPeQui.
A unO Otros defendi6 ell Lcdo. Rs
mos, y como las declRraciones de la
policfa fueron un tsnt0 confusss, ell
juez di6 fallo sbsolutorio por insult
ciencia de pruebas. Sc habian ocupa-
do naipes, bancos, mesas y 80 Il en-
metSlico.
& Otro juicio tambi6n por juegos pro-
hibidos, contra Rsm6n Nieves. jose
Ocasio. Modesto Perez. Santiago FL
gueroa. juan Vargas. Nicolas Mora
les. Juan Viera Y Bartolo Sanchez. se
celebr6 aver. Los acusadOs salieron
RbsueItos.
Para mafIana tiene Ia oficialidad de
Ia pOlicfs de esta demarcsci6n. dis
puestO un almuerzo fntimo, al que
asistirS tambi6D ell iefe HamiIl.
El Teniente Schettini marcha Pom
ce. lIevandO cArtas del alcalde. presi-
dentes pOIfticos de otros personsjea
en- que los frmantes exponen Ia salts
tisfacci6n hacia ell fupcionario que tan
bien hs cumplido squf sus deberes.
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RENUN9iA.

Hs presentsdo Ia renuncis de guar
dia de penales Juan G. Arzusga que
prestA servicio en- Ia ckrcel de Puerta
de TERRA por tener que pRsar & la Isla
de Santo Domingo. en- donde So padre
le llama.
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GOnlsiOnado del Interior.
Ell mes que viene Sc espera Ia IIega.
ds del nuevo Comisionado del Iaterior.


Hoy embarcaron para los Estados
UnidOs apreciables OAballerOs y fami-
liss de Ponce.
Entire otras personas FecOrdamos al
doctor Eusebio Coronas, So espOsa &
bijastro; Evangelio Auffsnt. 50 espo-
50 Y sus dos sefloritss hiiss; Miss Te-
Her, do9tor Villaronga y ell prominen-
te uni0nista don Eduardo Neumann, &
Quien tuVimus oCAsi6n de saIudar estR
mafiana.
Vesfs.
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9EsTA listed cIEGo9

Por medic de nuestro nnevo metodo cura-
mos toda clase de enfermodades de los oioG,
poP vieja que sea. IOios dSbizes Snf0mGdos
"a cGtaFat0 n cegWe7qd tofaz todo volvar6 4 ser
cnrado dentro da noco BSsoj0s eetrGdoa r0-
deal ODerGcionea ~ g,,ds asseearSas poooa
gassos Escnbsnse pormenoPss. Diriiango
q nsfasfo ooWlistico > ofo06tieo
ss9A Hsser Aes ,,st, Loas, Ao. q 8, A,
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RON "LLAVE

RecOnOcdamente 81 mas puro, higie-
nico y sgradabIe que se fabrica en 81
pals. Sc vende en- los qricipaIes esta-
blecimientos. = en Arecibo por Suce-
sores de Roses e Ca.
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iiiABAJO MONOPOLIOSIIL

Hilo de coser ingIes superior en- ca
rreteles de 200 yardas, para sastres y
costureras. el mas barato = mejor del
mundo.
Lo venden en- sus aImacenes por ma
yor al detail S. Melon & Co.. San
Jugto 10. Puerto Rico. D.
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Sc A[QUlLA.

In casa n6mero / de Il Gale de
eTres Hermanoa0 en- Santurce. parada
19, 8 dos pasos de q Carretera, con
iuodoro. aqua y BANJO. Informar6n
Calle Duffaut nineFO Is.
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CoNsEJu las AlADRES. = Il iarabe colmant,
de Ia sehra Winslow debe siempre que lbs nlu2s
e.tln en- e periodic de Ia dentci6p. PoPcreona aisiq
mediate al Pequeno paeisnte, produce pn sgeio ma
Iura tranquio aiya el dolpr el angelic desPiera
muy viyo aleRre Es muy aRradable alpaladar calma
8 nino ablanda eneas aivia dolores, hace "a
Giles las unciones del esomago regqla los ntestinos
Es e meor remedio conoeido para la diaErea va pro-
venga 6sa de Ia dentci6n de cualquiera otIa causa
Iengase mucho cuidado pedir 81 Jarabe Calmanre
de ia sedora Winsow'', Is slInejor de todos.
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s. A. LUZ ELECTRICA
servoO de dia nOohe. rriente oOninua baia enz6n
NO HAY PELIGRO

Sc hacen toda case de casas paicuas alum
brado p1blico abapco tOda clase de moores
Epecadad pantas electco de puebo a-
ciendas =
ene ezistencas consante precios guales
produce - - =
Lame medaamente nuesns emDleade
para cumplmentar deseos
OFICIIAS:
Ap.rado sls9ss & eas.o ass "a j. SIRE.
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DR.. M. RAMIREZ
MEDICO-CIRUJANO.
OCULlSTA
-)FORTALEZA 77(
Consultas particuIares de 2 a. o. m,
para los pobres de a9Gm
Rarmacia Colon

MOdicamsntoS frsscoI.-Drogas puran.-ES
poCial ssmero en- 81 deBpacho dc FoostRS poE
personal oompetente.
Complete Iurtido dc geringaT de PravA
Itimo8 modOlog. .
Equidad On los prOciog.
Plaza Principal. Juan Puerto RICO.
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SEMPER.
PRESUPUESTO.

En- las Cfcinas del G 3bierno Insular
se est6 preparsndo ell presupuestO que
ha de regir en- eI afIo econ6mico. 1905
906.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-07
MORTON says merit
Alone Mil |! ]. count ] Uni
No Political, Official Or Social
Pull Will Influence Navy
Department.
(By Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON, D. G., December g.
Merit and not political influence or off
cial position should determine assign
ments to duty In tho navy In tho opinion
OF Secretary Morton, and the Secretary
to-day addressed a letter to siperintend-
ent Brownson, of the Naval Academy,
expressing his emphatic disapproyal of
the efforts to Influence tho department in
the assignment Of midshipmen from the
class soon to be graduated to certain
ships. Tho letter says:
Tho department will regard With dis
favor tile bringing of any Influence. Of
ficial, political or social, seeking to- con-
troll or divert In their behalf Its orders
to duty
The Secretary has repeatedly refused
to intervene III the regular assignment O.
officers prepared by Rear-Adnliral Cons
verse. chief or the Bureau, Of Navigation,
and this. he declares, will continue TO be
his policy.
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y MOCHA huaetts: Pdstnastr.G Aneral.

OF Massachusetts,; Pdatmasfer.G AnAre1.
Robert ]. Wynne. of aPeslnsylvania; $50
Rotary OF the Navy, Paul Morton. OF
Illinois; Secretary Of Comnlerc0 and
Labor. Victor j. MetcaR, OF California
Among other nominan tons were Hezs-4
hah Gudser, Of North Carolina. to he he
consul central at Panama; Adam G. Car
son, OF Virginia, to be associate justice
OF Tho Suprenlh Court OF the Philippine
Islands; Charles r. Ordway. to Be assist
ant appraiser OF merchandise IN tho Dis
trict Of Tampa, Fla; William D. Crum.a
to he collector OF customs for the dls-8
trict OF Charleston. s. c.; George F.
White. to be marshal Tor the Seventh
District Of Georgia.
3 Also the following postannsters: u In
Alabama-Ja nes "A. Chambliss Enter.
prise; Hugh R. Duggan. iFlorala = George
w, Russell. Eufaula; John x. Thomas,
Pratt City. Y
Georgia-Williazn r, Watson, Idthonia;
Lewis r. Farmer. Louisville; Walter G.
Terrell Ocilla.
Davidson. III talf
South acknowledgements g. Collins
Conway; Mary L. Wells. Cheraw, Louis
Jacobs, Kingstree; Arthur M. Garner
nlnmonsvl
-Rufus rutherford, Clinton.
F'lorida-G George A. w. Wendell Quincy
s3IVirRl1liat-ASOuryM ReQneT1l, 0trASDuE8 h
John NJ. Campbell. Wahrenton. VII
The nominations includ ed o large num-
Der OF army promotions, among which
wers the following to be brisadNer- sen
erals-Colonel ALBERT r. Mills. Colonel3
Henry c. c. Dunwoody. Lieutenant Col
onel Peter Leary.. Jr., II eutenant-Colonet
Samuel L. woodward, Il elldenan Colonel
John Nick. Hyde, Lieutenant Colonel Os-l
car II. Long. Major Theodore A Bingham
Colonel Constant Williams.
In the naval promotions the following
were nominated to be rear admirals-
Captains William NJ, Folger Francis w
Dickins, George F. f. Wilde, Charles q.
Davis, Charles T.. Train. George Nv. P1x-
man. George A. Converse.
The following original appoin tn1ent!s -
second lieutennnts In the army were
made-Philip Bradley, Peyton and Karl
Truesdell, OF Virginia; Aristides Moreu,5
OF Alabama; First Sergeant lF1tzhuk1l
Lee Minnegerode, Twelfth Cavalry.
Tho following original appoin tments N (
the navy wqro made-To be assistant pay
master: Charles N. Wronshall. Of North
Caroline; to be assistant SURGEONS Fred
erdck =. Porter, Of Tennessee; David g.
Gather and Howson8 w Cole, IT.. o.
virginia; Cary T, Grayson and Hugh Il
Nelson, OF Virginia; to be second lieu-
tenant In the Marine Corps; Jeter +.
Horton. of South Carolina. {is
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Homeless Members.

There are several homeless members Of
the Virginia delegation; that Is, there are
several OF them who have not yet made
arrangements for the winter.
Senator Daniel will spend tho winter
with his son. at No. 1a1o columbia Road.
Senator Martin and Mrs. Martin are at
the New Willard. but they do not con-
template spending the winter there. They
have been staying at the Gordon hereto-
fore. but the hotel is being remodeled this
winter, Mrs. Martin went to Sihithaeld
to-day to visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fenton Day, and will remain there until
after Christmas. Her4two children are
Z there. rs
Il Representative Jones and family are in
their own home on G Street, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Rixey are also In their home on Sew
enteenth Street. Mrs. Swanson has not
come to Washington for this session, but
will do SO later,
Representative Maynard IS at the Roch-
ambeau, and Mr.. and Mrs. slemp VIII
probably spend the winter at the Ebbltt.
I. Representative Hay and family are at
the Bancroft again, where they have spent
several winters. James Hay. Jr.. has
married since the last session. He Is on
the staff OF The Times, Of this city. and
Is one OF the repres entatives OF his paper
at the Capitol, n very capable news writer,
by the way. s.
Representative Flood is at the Willard
again and will probably live there
through the session.
Representatives So,lthall and Glass are
not vet located Mr.. Southall lived IN
apartments in H Street, last year. but he
will probably spend the winter at the VIII
lard sthis session. II e is there at present.
Mr. Glass stayed at La Normadie last
session, with the two Kitchins. Claude
and w. w. otherwise buck" the two
congressman brothers Of North Carolina.
But they are Mt the National this year,
and Mr.. Glass is at the Metropolitan. as
yet undecided as to where he should spend
the three months OF the session.
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Representative Hay introduced a bill
to-day providfng for nm additional appro-
priation or $25.0oo for tho public building
ut Charlottesville, which Is now being
erected. The sum already appropriated
was slo0, 900.
REPRESENTATIVE Rixcy, who. as q rnenl-
her Of tho Committee on Naval Affairs.
always takes All active part IN discussions
OF appropriations for tbs naval establish
me11t,, said to-day that lie did not know
whether he would oppose the anproErla-
ton OF such O. large sum for the con-
struction OF warshiIs. II Will mako up
my mind when we begin to study tho
estimates, ]" lle said
Mfr Arthur Payne, who is member
of the staff OF tic doorkecpcr OF the SEN
ate, and has for years been detailed to
duty in the committee room OF Senator
Daniel, went to Atlantic City to-day. &C
companicd by Mrs. Payne, Mr.. Payne
has been III for some weeks. and COOS to
Atlantic City TO a sanatorium.
Representative Lamb said to-day that
his daughter, Miss Bessie. would visit
him after tho Christmas holidays, and
would spend some weeks In Washington.
Miss Lamb stayed here some time last
winter and made many friends.
Mr.. Henry NJ. Tyler. OF Richmond, who
Is Captain Lambs private secretary, ar
rived here yesterday, and was soon ilflrd
at work on accumulated correspondence.
Captain Lamb still stops at tho National.
but Mr.. Tyler boards with Richmond
family in X STREET, northwest.
John W. Daniel, Jr., son OF the scna-
tor, Is having a. great deal OF trouble
with his eyes. Their condition IS tr1prov--
ing now, but he can use them but little.
He Is his fathers private secretary and
owing to tho Illness OF Mr.. Payne and
tho trouble which Mr.. Daniel Is experience
ing with his sight, the Senator is nam
pered by lack OF clerical assistance. How
/: ever Mr., Daniel thinks I've will soon be
nble to work as we'll as ever.
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