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The Aberdeen weekly., 1904-09-02
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fC Al TRAIN SE.hN IL w III NVhA%t
"a, Mobile 4 Ohio will run special trains
leaving Aberdeen at 80 =. M eaen e.,,, =, ,uay
and Thursday during September. ~ connect
with train No .. leaving MuldOn ~ - = IN.
and arriving az ~ Loui~ At > - That alter
noon. giving it, patrons a light ride ana
getting them Ca 1t. Louis tn ample time 10 90
anywhere IN the city before night The fare on
these dates will be sluty Tor the l"lnn i ci.i,,
ticket-.,oo ten days. For further iuformati"n
ca. On l.. ID GODFREY. JE Agent
LOW WORLDS FAIR RATES N sErIENGER.
To -. Louls an return, ON each InESDA
aud TIL URSDAN. via Mobile 4 OhioIRailroad
from Meridian. Miss. Iuskal loOsa. Ala. and IN
trrmediate Agency Stations south ~ Cairo. III
Apply to Mobile 4 Ohio Railroad Agents tor
JOHN NJ BEALI. Gen'I Passer ger Agent.
GRAND FOUNTAIN UNITED ORDER OF
TRUE REtORMERS. Richmond Va SEP
The MoIiir 4 Ohio Railroad will sell rognd
trip tickets Richmond. Va. on September
To :. limited until Septemb.,r - 1915 Tor = -.
INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF FIRE
For this occasion the Mobile 4 Ohio Railroad
will selI round trip tickets On Septemher II and
tsI6 l. ID. GODFREY, in. Agent.
o<Fw1Y 81 -o<p-CLAss CoLoNIsT
RATES TO THE NORTHWEST, September
IS to October-iS.
contemplating q trip. call On l. ID. GODFREY.
who will he glad ~ name you rates tot'
oxE-wAY. SECOND CLASS COLoNIST
RATES TO CALIFORNIA. Sept = 10 Oct. ~
During this time the Mobile 4 Ohio will sell
one-way tickets a. above to all points taking
san Francisco rate and to all intermediate
rnint- an direct lines at following rates.
Via New Orleans. SSi.6u.
Via St Louis. =. ..
tol5 l.. ID. GODFREY. Agent.
NATIONAL BAPTIST CONVENTION color
rdJ. Austin. Texas. September - ~
The Mobile \ Ohio railroad will sell round
trip tickets to Austin. Texas. September III and
~ limited until September -: for s2sO
tsi2 L. d. GODFREY Agent.
THE FRISCO SYSTEM
Off-rs very low round trip rates To Chicago.
with stop over at st. Louis. Apply TO
n J. X. YOUNG. Agent
SPECIAL. HOMESEEkERS' EXCURSIONS To
ARKANSAS. INDIAN TERRITORY. nan
SAS. LOUISIANA, OKLAHOMA and lEAAS'
August and September.
Th. Mobile A Ohio will sell round trip home
s-ek.rs' tickets 10 the above territory. August
With q ma ximan total fare OF not more than
sis q Liberal stop-overs. III you contemplate te
taking a trip To Texas or To the territory men,
tened call ON l. ID. GODFREY. Agent
LOW RATES To POINTS IN THE WEST.
Dates Of sale. August and -. September -
and ga Coed return u days from date of
sale Rate s1s.25. over Kansas City Memphis
t.si JR YOUNG. Agent.
HowE-sEEkERs' RATES
To points in the West and Southwest the Kan.
-ss City. Memphis X Birmingham Railroad Will
-rll tickets every first and second Tuesday I'm
each month. until December !. at rate of one
The Aberdeen weekly., 1904-09-02
SPECIAL. HoMESEEKERs- EXCURSIONS To
ARKANSAS. INDIAN TERRITORh. NAN

Auxnsf and ScptfmUcr.
The Mobile 4 Ohio will sell round trip home
--rk.rs' tickets the above territory. August
~ September Is and -. for one fare plus - UO.
With q ma ximam total faro OF not more than
$40 . Liberal stop-overs. II you contemplate
taking a trip To Texas to the territory men
rinned call an l. ID. GODFREY. Agent
The Aberdeen weekly., 1904-09-02

ID. j. b. LAM,
RESIDENT.
The Aberdeen weekly., 1904-09-02

L. o. SYKES, W II. CARLISLE,
NICEPREsIDENT.
The Aberdeen weekly., 1904-09-02

LOW WORLDS FAIR RATES N SErTENGER.
To 81 I.oui- an return, ON each IIESDAl !
aud THURSDAY via Mobile 4 OhioiRHiroad
from Meridian. Miss. Tuscaloosa. Ala. and IN
trrmediate Agency Stations south II Cairo. III.
Apply to Mobile 4 ONO Railroad Agents Tor
particulars and ticket
IOHN NJ. REALI.. Gien.I Pa.ser ger Agent.
The Aberdeen weekly., 1904-09-02

INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF FIRE
ENGINEERS. ChattauOoga. september iJ lb.
For this occasion the Mobile 4 Ohio Railroad
will sell round trip tickets ou Scptemhrr III and
II limited until September ~. for sn.bS
l.. ID. NODf kf.N. JE . Agent.
The Aberdeen weekly., 1904-09-02

GRAND FOUNTAIN UNITED ORDER OF
TRUE REFORMERS, Richmond. Va. SEP
teIub r . u.
Th. Mobfl,. A Ohio Railroad will sell ruGnd
trim tickets to Richmond. Va. September !
to : limited until september Is for 81 -.
ts5 l.. ID. GOLFREN. Agent.
The Aberdeen weekly., 1904-09-02
That Youthful Ap.

Pearance can only be preserved
by the use of good, reliable Toilet
articles.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-04-21
CENTRAL HEyADAH.

entered a. the postofies at Battle Mountain
Nevada. as second class mail matter.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-04-21

resulted. Kendall had gone to
Sharp's cabin about midnight, APP
parently looking for trouble, but
Sharp harmed of his coming and
escaped. In the morning Kendall
passed Sharp on the street and
was talking to his friends when
Sharp, from behind, began firing.
Sharp's first shot missed its mark
and Kendall started to run. He
fred two more shots, the last one
entering Kendall's back and CON-
ing out near the navel.
The remains of Kendall were
shipped to his old home In Utah
for burial
The murderer was taken to
Hawthorne and placed in Jail.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-04-21
Fusion Party Com
mitteeS.

The Democratic and Silver
Iarty State Committees assembled
in Reno Tuesday and the two
committees met in joint session.
1t was decided that the Democrats
should send four and the Silver
Party two delegates to the Ma
tional convention. j. r. Ryan.
Pete Weber, George Russell and
Senator Newlands were selected
by the Democrats, and r. Sadler
aud w. E. Sharon by the Silver
Party. The convention for the
nomination of State officers will be
held in Winnemucca August I'D.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-04-21
Shooting ARRAY
at GOldfield.

skid Curtis Kendall Was shot
In the back by Howard Sharp at
Goki6eld iSst "Wednesday morning
and died Thursday evening at s
O'Clock. q bullet from a li-ealiber
revolver literally di.emboweling
him. They had trouble over 8
mine sad frquens fist fights had
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-04-21

walter Woods, E. G. Dalzell,
James Raines, Clarence Woods
and E. w. Smith, employees of the
Grey. Reed. Wright Company at
Reno have been arrested and
charged with stealing hundreds of
dollars worth of goods from the
firm.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-04-21
rERms.
Linderman'S Con.
feSsiOn.


nemucca murderefs, made a con
fession at the State Prison Satur-
day. Linderman says German
and Sevener killed Welch and that
he and Roberts yer robbing a
man named Kelley on top OF the
hextcaf. Linderman gives his his
tory and tells how he became a
member Of the murderous gang.
He then tells how the gang work
cd the freight trains running out
Of Lovelock. They had worked an
eastbound train and at lola the
train slowed down and the gang
got of and took a westboand freight
standing on the'siding and went
back to Loyelock. The murder OF
WEIGH occurred ON this westbound
train. Following is Linderman's
story Of the murder:
When we boarded this train we
were up nea the engine and after
the train got to moving very lively
we ell lined along the cars, Cor
man In the lead, Sevener next,
then myself and Roberts behind.
Walking over about fifteen cars we
came TO the scene of the murder.
wsldron and Welch were lying on
the left hand side of the running
board, which Is the middle of all
box cars. German and Sevener,
Who had their masks on and their
guns in their hands, started to rob
them. Myself and Roberts. neither
uf M having masks on. came up
close 10 the rest. and as Waldron
and WEIGH were lying on their
backs, they had q very good OPP
portunity to see our faces. II was
only q glance however because I
looked over on the next car and saw
Eedey. My handkerchief being
around my neck, as l stepped from
the car where German and Sevener
had their victims down robbing
them, l pulled my handkerchief
up over my nos aud with a gun in
my hand ordered Kelley to give
me his money. Roberts was with
me. and as l took a pocketbook
from Kelley's pocket | said Here
kid take this and see what's in it,
took Soc from him and as he beg
ged me piteously not TO take his
life, I allowed him to get up and
run for the caboose. Kelley also
had ayalise. land Roberts search
cd. While all this was going on
between Kelley. myself and Roberts
German and Sevener and Waldron
and WEIGH down on a side ladder
trying 10 make them dropof. They
seemed 10 be having a hard time
with them. Sevener was down
On the ladder beating the poor man
WEIGH with a revolver and standing
On cop of the car with his gun
pointed down at the men. | was
On the car ahead of them shooting
In the air 10 keep a brakeman back
who wSs inclined to come toward
~. He soon decided 10 leave for
the engine. In the meantime |
heard German say. For Christ's
sake take take thatf' and be
emptied his gun into Jack Welch's
body.
The confession takes up nearly
page OF the Carson News.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-04-21
CREAM OF WHEAT

is not only one Of the most delicate
and delicious breakfass foods ever offer
ed 10 The public, but in addition, being
composed elm ,st entirely Of pnrs glnt
en- is one of the healthiest and most
nutritious foods known. For sale at
A. d. Lemaire 4 Sons.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-04-21
FOR SALE.

Two LOTS. DIR.
% Pope's residence. An arte-
sian well and windmill on one of
the lots. For particulars write to
A. W. ALLEN.
1917 9th ST., Sacramento. Cal.
Or call on Fl. r. LENAIRE. Bottle
Mountain. Nevada.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-04-21
Official Register
STATE OF NEVADA

U. s SENATOR'S
wm NJ Stewart FIG Sexland.
CONGRESSMAN:
CD Van Du1er
GOVERNOR:
John Sparks.
LIEUTENANr-G OyERNoR:
Lennel Allen
SECRETARY OF STATE:
W G Douglass
Deputy, George \ Noel
STATE CONTROLLERS;
Sam P Davis
Deputy. Jonathan DoAneL
STATE TREASURER.
d II Ryan.
Deputy. Frank L Wildes
sURvEYoRGENERAL;
d Kelley.
Deputy. S II Day.
SUPT PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
Orvs Ring
STATE PRINTER:
Andrew Maute.
Foreman. " L Mackey.
ATTORNEY GENERAL:
&c Sweeney
REGENTS STATE UNIVERSITY:
] \ Evans W W Booher
Richard kirOsn-
JUSTICES SUPREME COURT:
c II BelknAp. A L Fitzxe<aId.
q TziA--
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-04-21
COUNTY DIRECTORY:

Justsce otfhe Pe@ce Of Argenta Toxn<hip
Wu Narrs
Cocst2hle OF Argenta Togn<hip. 1900.
George Austin
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-04-21

All mining companies operating In this and
adjoining districts, and all other parties hav.
lag business dealings with this paper. will
please transact the same with us directly, as
ws have no agents m San Francisco or other
places.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-02-14
A VALUABLE CHEMICAL TEST.
Any One Can De II and Tell If His Kid
neys Are Healthy.

It's well known among doctors, but per-
haps not generally among other people.
that three-quarters of all diseases attack
the kidneys, and that the urine is an alb
solute barometer of the condition of the
kidneys
Let some morning urine stand in a gless
or light-colored bottle for twenty-four
hours. and If 1t becomes cloudy, or parti-
cles float about in 1t, or II a reddinsh-
brown sediment forms, you can depend
upon It your kidneys are in a serious con-
dition, utterly unable to do their work.
and II left to run along without proper
treatment, Brights disease. diabetes
gravel, uric acid. blood poisoning, with
death in terrible agony, will surely fol-
low.
The remedy that leading doctors and
hospitals have been using for fifty years
with such splendid success In all diseases
OF kidneys. liver. bladder and blood Is
Warmers Safe Cure.
Made of pure herbs and containing no
opium, morphine or other dangerous
drugs generally found In so-called kidney
cures, Safe Cure leaves no bad after
effects. 1t quickly drives out the disease
germs. soothes the Inflammation and
heals the delicate organs, restoring them
to their original condition of perfect
health.
Don't neglect your kidneys for even one
day--its too dangerous. Get a bottle of
Safe Cure at the nearest druggists. Two
sizes Soc and 81 bottle. Be sure you
get Warmers made at Rochester ". Y.
by Warmers Safe Cure Co.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-02-14
HOMER DAVENPORT
PAYS HIS TRIBUTE
EXPRESSES GREAT REGRET FOR
HAVING DRAWN THE FAMOUS
DOLLAR MARK CARTOON, WHICH
is A GREAT INJUSTICE.

Nashville, February 13.-The Banner
published today cartoon entitled "The
Silent Hour and it is tribute of Homer
Davenport to Senator Mark Hanna.
DR.. Davenport expressed great regret for
having drawn the famous dollar-marlx
cartoon, and says that he did an honest
man very great injustice Mr.. Davenport
was deeply moved to learn of the serious
illness of Senator Hanna, and the cartoon
in the Banner is a voluntary expression
of his sorrow and sympathy.
The cartoon represents the sick senator
on his couch, and beside it kneels the
seraphic form of the late President Nc
kinley with his head bowed on the hands
of his stricken friend. AT the foot of the
bed stands Uncle Sam with one hand oyer
his eyes and bowed in great grief. Upon
the floor rest floral tributes from the
north, south, east and west
The sentiments entertained by Mr.
Davenport were written by himself and
appear under the cartoon as follows:
Senator Mark Hanna is the best ex-
ample of what l have frequently said
that no honest man need fear cartoons
He has been very seriously, and at times
brutally, cartooned since 1896 and has
risen under the lash of the cartoonist till
today he is the strongest man in Ameri.
can politics. Senator Hanna has grown
10 be loved by the American people almost
as they loved Mckinley, and should he
pass away-in his present illness nation
will mourn his loss
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-02-14
CLUB MEN HELD Up
BY DARING ROBBERS
AFTER BEING RELIEVED OF VAL
UABLES THE MEN ARE TIED
HAND AND FooT.AND LAID FACE
DOWNWARD.

San Francisco February 13.-Five men
entered the Colonial club, a resort fire.
ouented by leading sportsmen in this city.
last night. While one remained on guard
the others broke into the clubroom and
rounded up the inmates. who were lined
up against the wall with hands up
They were then relieved of their valu-
ables. From ]. Schrieber they took $500
in coin and from John Lyons $295 in gold
and diamond stud and ring; Clarence
,Waterhouse forfeited $1,000 in coin and .
diamond ring valued at $1,000; Perry Quill
gave up a diamond stud and ring, value
unknown; w. Engstrom, $500 and a dia-
mond ring, and Rusie Flint, $50 in gold and
diamond ring
The keys of the bank were then taken
from Joseph Harlonjo and from it the
robbers got $3.50 In gold coin. The victims
were then bound hand and foot and laid
face downward upon the floor two of the
robbers being left in charge of them un-
til the rest Of the band had sufficient time
TO get away in safety.
They then extinguished the lights and
made good their escape. No trace of the
thieves has so far been obtainable.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-02-14

will not only save fgou distressing pain
and valuable tina. ~ will cost you less
money. There n ala } satisfaction n
knowing that the very best possible treat
ment IL being given TO you ~ comps-
tent physician who has experiences In such
matters and In capable OF curing you In
the quickest and most perfect manner
possible. have treated private diseases
a. . speciality for the past fifteen years
In the city Of BtrminGham, and l am
therefore known to . gSeat many. tsur
II you are not acquainted With me- re-
tionsl bank, Alabama National bank.
jefferson County Savings hank and
Steiner Bros-, bankers. ~ to my rssponsi-
bility for my contracts ! osus many 20
TENTS By man trsatmeuk Write for
l DO not uss largo advsrtesmsAts and
false statements 10 atCact Patients
which merit has failed to secpre. Il ysu
fall to be cured By sych nstAods. give
Ias q call and got we'll y u
Address or call at Rooms 1e1e and 1914
new First National Bsulf bu1adfne corner
Second avenue and Twentieth street.
osacs Hours s:se & N. - - y n,
sunday. " q N b - - .seseesk
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-02-14
WANTED RULES SUSPENDED.
Printers Not Eligible BY Civil Service
to Be Employed by Department.

Washington, February 13-Repre-
sentative Frank Weehter of Baltimore
requested the President today to tenn
porarily suspend the operations of the
civil service regulations so far as the
government printing Office is con-
cerned, so as to permit of the employ
ment of printers, bookbinders, press
men, proofreaders, folders and artisans
of kindred trades, without having to
undergo an examination and await ap-
pointment In the usual course, the sus-
pension of the regulations to apply
only to those workmen who were de-
prived of employment by the Baltimore
fire.
President Roosevelt considered the
suggestion good one, and at once
took the subject up with the civil serv-
ice commission and with the public
printer.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-02-14
QUESTIONS ANSWERED.


This column Is open to readers Of the
Age Herald and all inquiries addressed
to "Questions Answered" care The Age
Herald, will receive prompt attention.
J. LIS Montgomery Ward of Chicago
one man? (2) How long was Noah build
ing the ark?
Ans.-The Montgomery Ward Co. is a
corporation. e. History throws no light
on the subject
A E.-What is meant by free coinage Of
silver? (2) What are cancelled postage
stamps used for?
Ans-under the free coinage act own
ers of silver bullion were permitted to
have 1t coined at government mint with
out regard to its value as bullion. ~
other waste paper.
F. S. P.-The coin you ask about is
not a coin, but token issued in copnec-
ton with the fight over the United
States bank In 1924 It is worth what
anybody is willing to pay for It,
M L. K.-Can the needle of compass.
which has become weak and fails to point
north, be re-charged. and where?
Ans.-our advice would be to consult
the maker of the compass.
w. c. B.-Who represented Oregon in
the United States senate between 1895 and
1901? e. What is Senator Taliaferro's
given name? 90 Who succeeded Harris
as president pro tenn. of the United States
senate?
Ans.-George w Mcbride and Joseph
Simon. (2) James p 90 William p.
Frye of Maine
w. c. C.-Please give me the origin of
the Gentiles (2) Where can get an an
Client history of the West?
Ans.-The Hebrews applied the name
gentle to all except Jews or Christians:
that is. a heather. In civil affairs, the
name was given to all who were not Ro-
mans. e. Inquire at a bookstore
Macon.-Please recommend a harmless
bust developer.
Ans.--A physical culture exercise will
probably give the desired results We as
suredly do not recommend the advertised
nostrums.
]. @. els there such a thing as gold
indicator for locating gold buried in the
ground?
Ans.-There is not
Reader-Kindly state where can be
found explanation of the origin, purposes.
and information to the proceedings of
congress?
Ans.-The origin and purposes of con-
gress are set forth in the constitution of
the United States It's proceedings APP
pear regularly in the Congressional Rec
ord.
Sam.-A promise to let occupy one
of his stores, but failed to do so. The
promise was oral. Can B compel A to
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-02-14
MIKADO'S VISIT HERE
TOLD BY AN EYE WITNESS
A THRILLING INCIDENT AND A
PRovIDENTiAL RESCUE.

Now that the Japan Russian war is
the all absorbing topic of the hour, re-
markable incident in the life of the
Mikado of doughty little Japan will be
received with double interest especially
since 1t happened right here in our own
city
The story goes and its truth is vouched
for by several eminent statesmen and
local citizens. that while on a visit to
the United States not long ago, the
Mikado was taken over the country to
see the most important cities and the
itinerary naturally included Birmingham.
the wonderful seel and iron city Of the
south.
While on the usual trip around the
belt the steel mill at Ensley was visited
and the Mikado was shown the process
of steel making. He was enthusiastical-
ly interested, but unfortunately while
leaning over bridge that spans the roll
lers which carry the red hot steel billets
he lost his balance and fell over, land
ing squarely astride one of the tophet
temperatured pieces of Steel Horror
stricken his friends and attendants wildly
endeavored to procure a rope or some
thing to effect a speedy rescue, but no
means were at hand. When the next
bridge was reached the Mikado was seen
to reach up and grab hold the steel rod
supporting it and pull himself off the
hot billet and upon the bridge
The whole party rushed to him to
ers were not even scorched much less
burned through.
He. had taken the precaution to buy
suit of clothes of Marley & Bauman,
who sells suits to all equally as good.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-02-14
To Pay For Stolen Pigs

Special to the New York World
Washington Secretary Taft has sent a
letter to congress asking for an appropria-
ton of $1,000 to pay for chickens and pigs
stolen and to be stolen In future by the
regular soldiers and mltiamen at the an
nual manoeuvres, and another appropria-
tion of 5000 to pay for windows that were
broken and walls that were shaken down
or weakened by the discharge OF heavy
artillery at the, aoint army and navy ma
noeuvres at Portland last summer.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-02-14
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MEDIco-sURelcAL INSTITUTE,
Cor. LIST ave. & 21st st.
eIRM INGHAM, ALABAMA

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Hemorrhoids, VarIeocele, Hernia and
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"A FEW OF MANY ENDORSEMENTS
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! The Birmingham Ledger: Drs. Dozier
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The Brmfnaham News: Both Drs. o.
r. and Byron Dvzior are reliable and ex-
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deserve the great success which has
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I ACCELERATE Dr. Dozier's long stand
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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-02-14
PROVIDES FOR MEDALS.
Congress viii Honor Men for Dlstln-
guished Service.

Washington, February 13.-The sen.
ate committee on military affairs has
ordered a favorable report on a bill
introduced by Senator Warren author.
izing $4,000 medals of honor to be pre-
sented to such officers and enlisted
men as have most distinguished them
selves or hereafter may distinguish
themselves by gallantry in action.
Medals may be issued to replace
those which already have been granted
A provision allows a medal to be is.
sued to a person who distinguished
himself during the civil war who was
not recommended for or who did not
apply for the medal while in the serv.
ice.