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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-15
TWO WHITE MEN SPOTTED
Before Day Club Discovered in Harris
County


West Point, Ca, Sept. 14.-Consid.
cradle excitement was created here
this morning by the report that Be
fore Day Club had been discovered in
harris county, about 10 miles from
mere and that the negroes mad decided
that Cobb Daniel and Barlow Danief,
TWO prominent farmers, must be BilleG
This morning people living in the
nc ighborhood armed themselves wltn
rifles and shotguns and gathered at
the home OF the Daniels. determined
tu make it warm for the members OF
the club should they appear
T. j. Burden and West hi lingly
said to be the leaders Oh the Eefore
Day Club men, nave been captured,
out whether Ihey were taken 10 the
Jail at Hamilton or not is unknown.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-15
EAGLE IN BALTIMORE GAVE
TOM SHARkEY A PUNCH

Baltimore, Sept 14.-Dr Robert
G'ering was the biggest bald eagle Of
the Eagles convention here today
because he punched Tom Sharkey, the
ppgilist, in the nose during an argu,
mcnt at the Joyces hotel.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-15
CORPSE OF GIRL TO BE ExHuMED
Father Charged With Murder Believed
to Have skipped state.

Buchanan, Ga, Sept 14.-There
are no new developments in the case
OF Kirk Williams, charged with the
murder of his daughter, near Corinth
church, in this county. 1t seems that
vixen he was prevented from assault
iLg his wife by Sanford a., Golden he
left for parts unknown and is now be-
lieyed to be beyond the limits OF the
state.
Judge Bartlett after reading an ac-
count of the case in today papers,
ordered that Ella Williams body be
disinterred and a post mortem inquest
held tomorrow.
Feeling is sery strong against VIII
liams, but It is not probable that he
will be apprehended for some days
at least.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-15
POLICEMEN AND ROBBERS
IN HAND-TO-HAND FIGHT

New York, Sept. IA pitched bat
tie was fought this morning at the up
Tel end Of Central park between three
alleged highwaymen and two police
men. Fifteen shots were fired during
the fight which was a hand-to-hand
Ct ombat, after which the robbers final
y submitted to arrest.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-15
Republican Rolters in Michigan.

Detroit, Sept. 14.-The committee
liz charge OF the bolting primary re-
form republican convention, which
was to have been held tomorrow at
Grand Rapids has called the conyen-
ton off. Most OF the leaders of the
II movement are throwing influence to
W. N. Ferris, OF Big isapids the demo
cratic candidate for governor.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-15
sMoTHERED IN LINT COTTON
Dug Hole in Cotton--Was Found Dead
by His Sister.

Raleigh, N. c. Sept 14.-Bryant Par
tin, the G-year-old son Of Frank Par
TN, was smothered to death today
while playing in pile Of I'M cotton
l., front OF ns GtAcfs no sc, nca,
Raleigh.
The boy piayiully drs u hole in the
cotton and jumped IN. lie mad nol
be en- missed q the house and his dead
body was found by his little sister
who was digging into the loose cotton
The child was found standing on his
mead in the center of the pile OF cot
ton.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-15
No Revotut,on in Guatemala,

New York, sept 14.-The Jorge
Muzon, the Guatemalan minister. VINO
.s now IN this city shortly will pre-
sent his credentials to the president
i)r. Muzon denies the report that
mesh efforts are being made to start
revolution ia his country.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-15
FORESTS ARE IN FLAMES.
Great Destruction is Being Wrought
Throughout Montana.


Anaconda Mont, Sept. l4-A large
forest ire IS raging in the mountains
west ot here ana nOlsting works and
shaft house, together with bunk
and boarding house have been destroy
el. Inc BIS boarding house OF the
" ebD quarry IS threatened. Close
70 the burning timber are some valua-
Dle larms an1 mucn ualnage Will re-
SUIT should the names reach them. "A
auinber OF prospectors, cabins have
Deen burned. Tne timber in the vicin
4ty vi the Blue Eyed Nellie mines is
dense and much valuable timber Will
oe destroyed.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-15
Crew of Russian Cruiser
Get on British Steamer
Derment Cardiff
BOUND FOR LIVERPOOL
heights on Both Sides of Lao River
Yio Pass, Being Fortified by the
Russians-No News Received
From Harbin.

London. Sept. 1.-THE Lloyd agent
at Gibraltar wires that the steamer
Oratora, which arrived there today
reports passing, yesterday, west of Gil
blaltar, a Russian cruiser, whose crew
were boarding the British steamer Der
ment Cardiff. which vas bound for
Liverpool.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-15
RUSSIANS NOW poRTlFYlNG
HEIGHTS AT LAO RlVR

Toxic, Sept. IA dispatch receiy-
ed here today from Field Marshal
Oyama reports that many Russians
are stiIl on the south side of the Hun
river lie also reports that the heights
are being fortified on both sides OF
DE Lao river, Iio Pas.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-15
NATIONAL BANKERS MEET
( D. Walter of This City, Present at
the Big Gathering of Bankers

~. waiter goI iHlS NitJ; TiSSNht o.
the Big Gathering of Bankers
E. D. Walter, the well known ana
popular cashier of the National bank
O. Brunswick, LETT Monday night for
Now York, where he goes 20 attend
the annual meeting Of the Associa'
ton of National Bankers OF the United
States.
This meeting will be attended by
some of the largest bankers in the
country and i. should be a source OIL
pleasure 70 the people Of this city to
know that Brunswic KS largest bank
ing institution will be well represent
eD 49, 4 .L.s.,..,sA. ~
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-15
STORM DID NOT MAfGniALIzE
One was Predicted to Arrive Here
Last Niaht.


The following storm signal was re.
cciyed yesterday by w. M Tupper &
Co:
Northeast storm $40 p. N, Sa
yannah ana northwest to Washington
some evidence Of disturbance ap
preaching on the Carolina coast. May
cause nigh winds tonight"
The unusually hot weather yester
Cay made nouy people beleyc thai a
storm OF some kind OF weather dis
urbance was coming. but the nigh
passed of without Che least oreaa ii
the weather. Late last night the
weather changed and II Sas coasld
erabiy cooler.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-15
pIentu OF Channel Rass.

1t is stated that channel bass are
biting fine at st. Simon pier, six or
eight having been caught during the
past few days. Those still remaining
on the island are having a big time
fis hing for the bass.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-15
Brunswick Man a Member.

Capt L. A. Roblnson, OF the Bruins
wick kifemeh, is one CT the members
named by Governor Terrell to try the
military men implicated i'll the states
boro affair. The court will meet III
Savannah on September rs
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-15
Excursion to St. Simon sunday.

The ST. Simon Transit Company has
made arrangements to run an excur-
sion TO st. Simon Sunday. The steam
er Dorothy VIII take the crowd. 1t is
also understood that arrangements
are being made to run another moon
light excursion during next week.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-15
MANY BANKRUPT CASES TO-DAY

session Will be Held in the Grand
Jury Room at Court House.
Eight or ten cases Will be heard by
Referee Isaac in the bankruptcy court
today. Owing to the fact that the
city court is now n session. Judge
isaac will hold his court in the grand
jury room at the court house. All of
tie cases to be heard are out Of town
bankrupts, and it is expected tnat a
~, mber OF visiting attorneys win be
1t. the city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-11
The SEARCH R , FOR D
LUNA .JOYNER.
Raising Funds to Send Her
Uncle to8Distant
State.

Especial to Tile 7 ines spatch,)
CREME. VA, March 10.-Mrs, A. g.
Sutton will give an entertainment In the
gear future to raise funds to aid IN pay,
Ing the expenses of luna Joyner's uncle
who expects ia go soon to- identity the
child that has aheen located IN a distant
State. Mrs. Sutton Is reeeiyIng letters
daily from parties interested. Some ems
close checks, others wish Information, "A
lady, from South Carolina enoloses . niece
Of the dress Worn BY little Luna when
she was stolen. In8a beautI f,il and toucll-i
ing manner she tells OF having written
TO the heartbrokel9 tker, offering SYM
5pathy, as well as substantial aid, and
begging q piece of the dress worn by
mo lost child This she sends. hoping
Sthatsita may. IN some way, atd ~ the
News comes from Church Roads says.
Ing that It has been Thought best by
the relatives OF tile late Mrs, oyner to
PLACE the four small ehildren8ln In the Bap-
Stist Orphapage I mt Sa lem. The superin-
tendent Of that Institute has been asked
4 to come for them, aud It Is expected that
they Will pass tIlrong Ii CreWe "A i IN carly
date, SelS route to- the llOnls.45 ii H #
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-11
BY
NATURES" II. CAUSES.
Grant Shafer May Probably be
Sent to the Aims
house.
5(s,peclal1t !, To Tho Tin,es-Dispatch.)

. sH Especial to The 4I1ne6-OlspatcA.}sb tis
CHESTERFIELD, VA. March "a, 1.-The
young criminal Grant shafor. who was
taken from the jail here in February,
to tho Virginia Hospital In Richmond
for treatment for frost bite, and who had
to have both feet removed while there,
was brought back to jail yesterday, The
operation was performed by Dir. Stuart
MCGUIRE. both legs being anlpu lated q
short distance below the knees, The boy.
who is about twelve years of age, stood
the operation we'll and is now doing
nicely. S AZ E.
+, l,e was put In Jail for poisoning tho
family OF Mr.. Willie clarks With rough
on rats. to ayenge himself for q child
iish grievance. and was found TO have
been fearfully tristbItten before his arr
rest. &.
Tho county officials are much puzslcd
TO know what ITO do with The boy now,
as Ills punishment Is deemed 70 be suf1l-
ciont, without any prosecution IN The
33courts,s OF account OF his youth i Is
lthcus.,lt that he will he sent to the poor
ll;3Bsd M. the Circuit Court. which VIII
80 lt,,d here not Monday.
several lplsdenennor eases have been
.set FOR trial next Monday, aud Judge
Gloptors Isl expected to hold 5court for
Judge WAtsoR s ssiji 4ils "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-11
BRAVE ]E'|,'. GIRL. ROUTS & J |. s;
A MALE INTRUDER j ].
Miss Cowper. Of Suffolk Fires
Bullet Into Face Of Man
Entering Her Room.
Special to The Times Dispatch.)


suFFOLK, VA. March io.-By tho
plucky use Of a revolver last mid ght.a
Miss ophelia Cowpers repulsed al invader der
into her bed chamber and when tho
would-be assailant fled in alarm, he left
behind him a trail OF blood on the cars
pot of tho hall and stairway, and there
we're blood drops along the sidewalk, !
which the man loft, as he sped towards
the river. @ q,
Miss Cowper l.yes IN a secluded paft
of Main Street With n, invalid motharf
There arc no Inmates. OF the house save
these. Between IL o. clock and midnight!
/ nc Intruder, who had gained 'ent nea IN
tho house by smashing the glass street
door. sought TO enter Miss CoWper's bed
room. Sho fastened the door, propped Y
with q chair. and warned the man shat
he would enter at the peril or his NE,
Then she got her pistol ana Walted
Developments brnvely. u ~ "
Tho invader finally forced tho door.
When his beud was thrust inside. Miss
Cowper fired into his face. WIN a cry
OF pain the fellow made for an cxlt. lta
evidently was badly wounded,
For fear Of disturbing her mother, NJ s.
t,Gwper did not give mn alarm until to-
day and then SO many persons had befi,
along tho route that bloodhounds coulu
rot trail {' SjA5
The man, so far, has eluded the police
npG county cons Ia bnls
q Miss C,o8per is q small ffa1l la 2 una M
kkSr pluc6 deWpc93sE deb no
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-11
JUDGE SEVERE II ON.
LIQUOR DEALERS.
Heavy Fine for Selling Liquor
to University Stu
dents.
(spee, ,cial 10 The Tlmes-Dispatch.3

sgS (SpeciaI to The TimeS-DtSpatcl.)1E 1Ess
lIIARLoTTESvILl,E VA. March l0.,--
Liquor dealers who sell intoxicants to
students received 'black eye" to-day.
IA Jury lii the Corporation Court finding
II. d, Bunch guilty. and fixing his fine
at S2b There were three cases against
Bunch, his total fines amounting to S76.
Attorneys for the two other dealers In
dicted thereupon allowed Judgment Il to
be entered against their clients, the fines
more case amounting to $10Q and IN the
other S7b,
Each dealer Was required to give a $500
pence bond. Al tile conclusion OF the;
trial OF the cases Judge George w, NJ or,
Ills gave the convicted dealers q plain,
talk, and warned them against further
violations iof the law. 10 one OF them,
swho had stated that he did not intend to
make applicattort for u rene wal OF bis
license tho Judge replied II that Il that
were not he case, no would revoke Ills
license at once. s5 81
Another was told that unless he goti
rid Of lila partner III business he would
ihaYo some difficulty III having his license
renewed In MAY.
The Judge also Spresscd his dlspleasr3
sure Mt some of thS Testimony given by
one OF tho dealers.
Il The result or the cases proved quite
ii surprise 10 the liquor nle,i' Who lliltl
apparently become fldcntS hat q j uliN
could mot lie found who Id sfDnNict
n dealer FIJI. selling liquors y students,
trhe conviction of he men n nd icted has
d ready had its effect hrds tgsnis slit stu
dent who have appl led for, ,drl KS. hASa
-hsep QynmptlX &lyne ssI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-11
All Officials Of Government Are y n
) Instructed Ito Avoid #Irrita .5S
I ing Combat
THE o lD N!0R 3 Az ONE I: !:
Particularly Unfortunat to- Lug
Fer Antipattlies and Jcal7
discs Over}5l IA crc:
g(B:y ted Press,]

NvAaEiI EiINfTTOf..L. Ios'
sidents Roosevc & tor a con ference With
~ N ie II an N. issued
iais'iS eaSs't ~ I
All az ficinls 81 Il the governnie
military ana 81 here BY reeted es:Ate'l
hot ~ "
nation ofs IN the l9etldlns sylr
between Russn and " pan. but also ~ q
abstain, fro11t either action IL or speech
VI I, ctlllse Sikritntioll
inr IL Scnn, Ia Inn <"
5ernme 81 Sthe United States Ere presents
the Deonle OF the United States. 1lotSonly
SinS thaasince ty wlth,9Whichait Is iie,ideaF-
sa,i lss = iitvHx
Z : - ~ evn,, s1hIlt IN faNsincerity with
~ NY c1,HIt anl1rea hns brn Kin o,tsof4tle
,r.sn u xvn,, N hnt IL will end
At At I'll tile y c,rlsst lft possibie moment and with
tha II smallest & nnssibla loss E TO those en-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-11
NEGRO SMASHES
CANS BIG WINDOW IN " \
TlliefaWas Caught Red Handed,
With Blood on STIis Fist,
5Oycrcoat Recovered,

Ar actual red-handed- capture aof {. q q
negro thief was effected last night. when
Walker Layne, with the blood stu
streaming from aSirlst that had helped
smash n big window, was hustled offsto
tile First Police station. Where ne awaits Nlll1
trial. HI 81 sSf "a n . !,
l,ayne, man OF about twenty-f five and
of evident sporting proclyities, was was
attracted by n display OF clothing IL the
Company, near Tenth and Main streatss
Late last night lie smashed one ct the
large plate glass windows, grabbed ar
fovercoat, ana was hen grabbed himself.
Watqhman rom smitlera swoopaa 2. ,doWh ON
handed, literally and figurhtlvely a;
small crowd gathered and the hnppen-
lng caused some, slight stir on the street,
usually lluiet az that hour. s5 sE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-11
..E]|'.X''''ClI.'T|'''. n '.E|:,IE'l.IE||:'..N|I|T|
INTENSE ! J E
Impossible for Outsider to Gain
Adj equate 4 Conc ito Disturb
II, aance Among R epublicalls ll
sAL !. 1 EY Es ON VIRGINIA / I HAY. | !,
Congressman From Old Donlitp1l-
on 3 ought 2 Elusivc Re-
publicans to Bay


.Ss3 ON our Regular CORES pondent)
ssWAsHINGToN, n arcll 10 y The !lS 4
citizen Of IL theso United States who does
not reside. Al tho Nat toral b Capital and
has to depend solely on ~ he reHspa pers' per
for the news Of Cong ress cannot form .ll,
more than a slight idea OF the xcitement
and feeling whtel, hs.s been caused by tho
publication Of the inf ornlau on relating
to the acts of congressmc III come ectiot1i'
with postal AZ lrs, sent to tho House AZ Y
Committee on Postofft ces. II in u RESPONSE
to the Hay resolu tion, Z he zeport, ever
since n It M aa made 4 pub bllc IN ond has
beer absol, sole topic cssssvery-
fa l,ara iii ash,n toh nd ttInsS abhee
Yesterday, on5t he reso1u lion to no tpohe
discussion Of The motion 70 ale N Monday.
to table the resolution, was only al sliyh +
Indication pf the feelllsg on tho Rcpilblt- Y
can side, for they naturally sa y 2 great
deal strong things I conyer ion than
81 they wi gay on the floor o 1.-The III ouse.s
IT. should be borne lls nj nd that nearly
everything said Yesterday i on I he floor
was said by tic ri pub icalls.e .tarsamndS m
scoundrel'' were am ong the epit bets q u
piled to W hoover wa s uilty of forn1u-S =
5Tcl)OIApA
slettcrs written to Fdepa artmentB OF fflcials by
members. The Democrats did not say
a great deal for they saw tho Republi-
cans were in mood to say 1t all, ard 1t
was regarded as well to allow them to
say il.
They Blame Roosevelt.
If the reader offthe papers thinks that.
this torrcnttof abuse from 4 Ne Atepublli-..
cans is aimed-at Fourth Assis tan e Post =
Enlnster-G General Bristow, h ] $ mlsta ken
President Roosevelt Is the mai, who Is
really blamed, and Republicans openly
charge that he is responsi BILE for the
publication Of tho report. which does
not accuse members Of anything crlmi-,
nal, and puts them In company Of oil
the graftcrsg discovered infthe department
#in5 the course o e the pas tss car, from
SMuchen and Beavers, 4 own. And I'resl--3
dent Roosevelt Is charged lr the most
open manner Of being the man 4 who In
sptred tho publication Of the report. lie
has posed as a $lyIlx-eyed searcfer a fter
crookedness ever since the Investigate lion
into tho affairs of the Postoftlces Dopnrt-s
nlent began, and has let. his: thirst for the.
applause OF tho uninformcd ca rryE him
& TOO far For It Is; n we'll known fact that
Swhona5the President lett tllis city last
spring to begin his thirteen thousand
mile trip over the West, he left orders
that tho, Investigation was to cease.
{' W.-117 a 49, esaonnd BJon pa n III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-11
HE FELL, IN L Owe
WITH PIC IRE
Roanoke Girl SNIatried Six Hours
After Size Meets Her
Fate.
THE PLAN 0 & ELo l..l oPEMENT 7; {: N 4 i
4 Money Order Came Near.
II Giving the Whole Arrallg
. A1l1ents Away Iss;s
tspeoial to to Tho tTimes-Dlspatcll.

4SpCCldl& dLSiA,J
y ,T.$LoUIs. nj %. March ~. An extra
ordinary romance resulted yesterday In
the marriage here of Fred ;lJltrf.li, Of
st. Louis, and Miss Sadie Euypers. Of
Roanoke. Va. he pretty niece OF Mr..
und Mrs. Jcwett smitll.sof that city.
~ T hrce months ago jltrlch saw pllo;..5
Stogrrlph I Of Miss per IN the & rooms: D
or d hun,. Carl yyclnarsl ana, s,ll!ng In
sioyc wthSi wrote irnmcd ,::tclY Us u Miss5 IS
Iluypers, implo oring hey Il q correspond ~ WI
&httt ia8
W The young ia harmed I. med
Il the dnsx ,ouisinil nj an--3
sawercd witl,Sil ctter ssSf
3s SO III IN d SIX HOURS s3
Yester1ay ftcrnoon. six hours after
3 they had met Tor the first time 'itMrtch M
und Miss $Iluypcrs were married by y us.
ticc Carroll, a III the 1atter:s office
SThe plans swcs,. almost expos ed By the
young woman accid kptalty dropping y
money order from Ultrtch in the pres
4 Fenca OF TIE aunt md uncle. Ultrica sent
the order to Miss Kuypers to defray her
expenses.
BRIBED SERVANTS.
The young woman bribed the SERVANTS
to get the trunk from the house to the
depot during tho absence Of her rela-s
twes. Miss Kuypers left Roanoke Non
day might. #
NJ have gone away for a time. VIII
wire YOU when reach my destination
was tho notc found by Mr., and Mrs
Smith. ,s a5$ +. q.
# Wednesday morning d o'clock Clt-S
rich met his sweetheart in East ST.
Louis. He had told her to leave the
train In the latter city, fearing that
she might be stopped in st. Louis b, = =
telegram. S3 55 j5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-11
! RAN T0RPED.O| Q I B Be OATS.
Powerful japanese Fleet D Runs 'silliS
in Russian Vessels Re ssI
connoiterillgs.
i{By Associated presso

81. pIsTEl,sBURCi. March l0,--frhaS
C,zar has received tho following n,essagas
from y,ceroy Alextcff, dated AialkaeIlt /;
March 10th: ,sa III q 81. ". IA
Port Arthur reports thnt ~ about n M
O'clock tl,is srIornlng tho outlines of yetN
Sells, apparently y torpe,lo boats, Wcss seen
iat sea within the area swent hy a gnvss
scarchlights. Our batteries iired Ss ,ttoytt5i N
these vessels. our torpedo boata nut "!
Ia sea at gao and ny about Z sscl9sSs Ie
met the enemy west of no s, ,sslsNsI stss
3i,,s enemy retired 10 tlie sonil, IN tfts ~ iai
ret,,Ior of Shan D,in Our torpedo hpAfA
returned TO tina harpor at q q
q sXsSsrst taSpFaa 'oaja RYets Ssaa 1s M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-11
DEVASTATION I'm
WAKE OF ICE GORGE
(By. Asso,J o,JcIated press,)I

WILKES Ala n ti, l'A,,,, March lo,7-Ihei 81,
Susquellannaf River MAS fullll, Eaplalyi
LEFT dovastation III their path fronl here
to s,ayre. Pa, a al tanceB Bof l,tnet ty,ftye,
miles. rhoi river Is reports lear of ICE,
but from, styre to he New YORK; state
Tins. thera5 Is not her hlockpd de- Three !!
miles sputl, t0l Nan q Sdls-
,tance pi si mlles, Y remains
M nFtlls be III II p, al
tlllnnH q 8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-11
SALARIES OF. PANAMA
COMMISSION II FIXED

(By Associar ted Press.)
8s WASHINGTON, D. g., March y. - ---.i
President Roosevelt has fixed the sala-g
ries OF the Istllmian Canal Commissl loners
ut $1,000 per year, ard, in addition
thereto, $l5 per day while they are on
the ISthnlus. u " sif .g5 s